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East Hardwick Children’s Parade, June 6

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Music for the East Hardwick Children’s Parade, June 6, was provided by the Bread and Puppet Theatre.
photo by Vanessa Fournier
Carrying the banner in the East Hardwick Children’s Parade, June 6, are Angela LaPoint (center) and daughters Maddison (right) and Lucie (left) with Loki. The event is presented by the East Hardwick Neighborhood Organization, Caledonia Grange No. 9, The Civic Standard and the First Congregational Church.
photo by Vanessa Fournier
Riding their bikes in the East Hardwick Children’s Parade Saturday are (front) Deklyn Hisman, 4, and his brother Phoenix, 9, (center back) of East Hardwick and Jasper Swank, 9, (front, right) of Greensboro.
photo by Vanessa Fournier
Riding in the back of the Hardwick Rescue Squad ambulance in the East Hardwick Children’s Parade waving and passing out candy in the pouring rain are Tyler Molleur (left), paramedic; Reva Gill (right), EMT and Jed Foley (back), advanced EMT.
photo by Vanessa Fournier
The East Hardwick Children’s Parade, held June 6, also included several vehicles, Alivia Hall (front) driving The Red Buggy, John Laggis and his grandson Henry in the farm’s original John Deere 7930 tractor, and Doug Casavant driving a Greensboro fire truck.
photo by Vanessa Fournier
There was free ice cream and popcorn, and a rock-paper-scissors contest at Caledonia Grange No. 9 after the East Hardwick Children’s Parade this past Saturday.
photo by Vanessa Fournier

Vanessa Fournier graduated from Hazen Union School in 1973 and went to work taking photos in Bennington, then returned to Hardwick to work for Vin Zecchinelli of Farland Studio for several years. She started her own photo business in 1979. She's been in photography for over 50 years, working for The Hardwick Gazette for 44 years. She retired in 2023 and is still taking pictures for The Gazette because she still loves what she does.

Vanessa Fournier graduated from Hazen Union School in 1973 and went to work taking photos in Bennington, then returned to Hardwick to work for Vin Zecchinelli of Farland Studio for several years. She started her own photo business in 1979. She's been in photography for over 50 years, working for The Hardwick Gazette for 44 years. She retired in 2023 and is still taking pictures for The Gazette because she still loves what she does.

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