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Fender-bender with building, no injuries
HARDWICK – On April 29, at 4:34 p.m., Hardwick Police were dispatched to a one-car crash at the Buffalo Mountain Co-Op Building, at 75 Mill St. Upon arrival there was a vehicle that hit the side of the building. The operator, Robert Bigelow, was operating a 1999 Chrysler Sebring. Bigelow[Read More…]
Active warrants, DUI, horse collision
MORRISVILLE – On June 2, at 8:08 a.m., Copley Hospital notified the Lamoille County Sheriff’s Department that they were about to medically clear Arthur Smith of Cabot. Smith was known to local area law enforcement to have active in-state warrants for failure to appear. Troopers responded to the hospital and identified[Read More…]
Ex-deputy faces obstruction charge
HYDE PARK – A former Lamoille County deputy sheriff who was accused of improperly questioning a murder suspect while transporting him to trial has been indicted on three felony charges. Christopher Turner, 43, of Johnson, pleaded not guilty Wednesday in Lamoille County Superior criminal court in Hyde Park to two[Read More…]
School Street Bridge remains closed
WOLCOTT – Bridge No. 6 on School Street over the Lamoille River remains fully closed to all traffic. The closure is in place 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is anticipated to continue until September 25. A signed detour guides motorists around the bridge closure to access[Read More…]
Caution about trail in Marshfield Forest
MARSHFIELD – There are a pair of hawks (possibly Goshawks) nesting on the upper section of the steep hill on Thompson Road on the trail in Marshfield Forest, roughly where the King Brook Trail intersects with Thompson Road (near bottom of hill) all the way to where Homestead Lane and[Read More…]
Hardwick Police Department Media Log
HARDWICK – May 31: Medical, Spring St.; Traffic Hazard, Porter Brook Road. June 1: Directed Patrol, S. Main St.; Traffic Stop, Vt. Route 15; VIN verification, Craftsbury Road; Juvenile Problem, Hazen Union Drive; Welfare Check, Mill St.; Directed Patrol, Hazen Union Drive; Suspicious Event, Mackville Road. June 2: Directed Patrol, S.[Read More…]
LeCours Family Reunion
Change of appraisal notices mailed
Change of Appraisal Notices were mailed June 4 to Cabot property owners with a change since last year in the value of their parcel. The notice advises owners of their right to grieve their property value by a deadline of June 24. The right to grieve one’s property value is[Read More…]
Linden trees planted
Greensboro, other communities debate herbicide use on invasives
GREENSBORO – Across Vermont, invasive species are crowding out native plants, leading to soil erosion, habitat loss for pollinators, and reduced biodiversity. To get rid of invasives, the most effective methods are a combination of mechanical removal and careful use of herbicides, such as glyphosate, according to many experts. However,[Read More…]
