ST. JOHNSBURY – At a ceremony July 10, former Sheriff James Hemond’s family members were presented with plaques featuring photos of his cruiser and his original 111 license plates by Caledonia County Sheriff Brandon Thrailkill. Sheriff Thrailkill announced plate number 111 would be retired. “Today was a historic and honorable[Read More…]
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Craftsbury resident struck, seriously injured
JAY – On July 15, at approximately 3:55 p.m., the Vermont State Police received a report of a crash involving a motor vehicle in transit striking a pedestrian conducting flagging operations for road maintenance on Vt. Route 105 in Jay. Troopers arrived on scene and learned that Colby Currier of Troy,[Read More…]
Child wanders off in the early morning
HARDWICK – On July 12 the Lamoille County Sheriff’s Department responded to a call in the Hardwick area. A small child was found to be walking alone on Mill Street early in the morning, around 5:38 a.m. Citizens contacted police and waited with the child until officers arrived. The child[Read More…]
Lamoille County Sheriff’s Department
WOLCOTT – July 10: Accident – Property Damage Only, Vt. Route 15; Directed Patrol, North Wolcott Road. July 11: Threats/Harassment, Richard Woolcut Road; Citizen Dispute, Jones Lane; 911 Hangup, Walnut Lane. July 12: Directed Patrol, E. Hill Road; Assist – Agency, Mill St., Hardwick; Assist – Public, Washington Highway. July[Read More…]
Fire safety day with Hardwick Fire Auxiliary
AWARE Report
HARDWICK – Twelve people used AWARE services between July 12 and July 19. The AWARE 24-hour hotline is 802-472-6463. A non-profit established in 1984, AWARE serves Hardwick and the greater Hardwick area in preventing and healing the trauma of domestic and sexual violence. AWARE provides help during immediate crises, as[Read More…]
Caspian Lake water levels
GREENSBORO – Caspian Lake water level at the spillway, July 15, was 5.5 inches. Average depth for this date is 5.3 inches. All readings since April 30 have been at or above the average level the respective dates.
Hardwick Police Department Media Log
HARDWICK – July 12: Dead Body, Belfry Road; Suspicious Event, Mill St.; Property Watch, Vt. Route 14 S.; Traffic Hazard, Vt. Route 15; Assist – Agency, North Shore Road. July 13: Animal Problem, Lamoille Valley Rail Trail; Assist – Agency, Nichols Pond Road; Suspicious Event, Riverside Terrace; Motor Vehicle Complaint, Vt.[Read More…]
Greensboro Walking Ladies join Funky Fourth celebration
Advanced mesonet weather station proposed for Hardwick
HARDWICK – A Vermont Mesonet representative joined the Hardwick Planning Commission meeting to share preliminary plans for a new site in Hardwick, June 14. The network’s first-of-21 planned weather monitoring stations was installed at the Caledonia County Fairgrounds in Lyndon, May 5, and is already providing valuable weather data, said[Read More…]
Area Democrats at Hardwick Town House
New inspection requirements “focus more on safety”
HARDWICK – Changes to Vermont’s inspection requirements are set to take effect on August 1. Under a new state law, inspectors will fail vehicles only for an immediate safety risk, with owners being notified of any nonsafety issues. The law took effect July 1, but the Vermont Department of Motor[Read More…]
