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STANNARD – The Preservation Trust of Vermont (PTV) announced recently a Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization grant of $75,000 to the Town of Stannard for the preservation of the Stannard Church.“The…
Statewide burn ban in effect EAST HARDWICK – Temperatures plummeted Friday night and Saturday night under strong radiational cooling, with low temperatures at this station reaching 28 degrees Saturday morning…
HARDWICK – Beavers and their place in the environment, along with man-made ways of imitating their beneficial work, was the subject of the second Ripple Effects – Watershed Forum. at…
GREENSBORO – Community members pulled the rope hanging from the Greensboro United Church of Christ (GUCC) bell tower to ring the church bell, much as the church bells of Philadelphia…
Hardwick Academy (HA) Class of 1970 Alumni who rang the HA bell in Hardwick’s Memorial Park for one minute at 4 p.m., September 17, for the Daughters of the American…
VERMONT – The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation has issued a statewide ban on all open burning and the issuance of burn permits, effective September 22, at noon.
Town ethics policies vary greatly VERMONT – Last year, Christina Sivret was invited to speak at a national conference by the Campaign Legal Center in Washington, DC., a nonpartisan government…
AREA TOWNS – Published ethics policies in the 11 town Hardwick Gazette coverage vary from being in alignment with state mandated policies to nonexistent. Only Plainfield’s website in the 11…
VERMONT – As days get shorter and nights get colder across Vermont, green valleys and hillsides will soon be flush with splotches of yellow, orange and red. Because of the…
VERMONT – While Vermonters look for ways to lower their energy costs, access to plug-in and portable solar panels could lower bills and carbon emissions, according to a new campaign…
STOWE – After being battered by a powerhouse Stowe team three days earlier, the Hazen Union boys soccer team’s defense responded in a big way against Division I Spaulding last…
EAST BURKE – The Caledonia United boys soccer team struggled to put away a talented Burke Mountain Academy (BMA) squad last week before pummeling Blue Mountain to improve to 5-0…
WATERBURY – Even as the weather cools, health officials are urging people to take steps to prevent mosquito bites after Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) virus, a serious and potentially deadly…
In a country where the federal government increasingly seems to be putting its finger on the scale of truth and freedom, the Know your News project of the New England…
Local journalism is more than headlines; it’s your right to know, your voice in action and your protection against secrecy. When your town, city or county has a local news…
VERMONT – In a 2023 case involving a contested speech restriction during government meetings, the highest court in Massachusetts reminded us about our protected right to assemble in town halls…
EAST MONTPELIER – The back lot outside my office window is waist-high in a sea of goldenrod with little sprigs of purple asters peeping out here and there, a last…
HARDWICK – Lisa Sammet, Jeudevine’s librarian from 1993 through 2022, recalls that day in January 2018 as “one of the best days of my life.” Her spirits were at a…
CALEDONIA COUNTY – To the Elected Officials of Caledonia County, Residents and lawmakers: I am writing to you with a heavy heart and deep outrage over the recent actions of…
GREENSBORO – Danish priest Henry Nouwen once said, “the resurrection is God’s way of saying that despair is never the final word.” That is a comforting, even empowering thought, if…
CALAIS – Almost two dozen terra cotta and stoneware clay faces emerge from the surface, top to bottom, starting small and gradually increasing to full heads, creating the illusion they…
Wednesday, Sept. 24RIPPLE EFFECTS: Watershed Forum, Dam Removal & Rivers, 6 to 7:30 p.m., Jeudevine Memorial Library, Hardwick. All welcome. Information: (802) 472-1686 or [email protected], Sept. 27LEAN LEFT VERMONT teach-in,…
Wednesday, October 1Stannard Town School Board, first Wednesday, 5:30 – 6:30 p.m., Stannard Town Hall.Wolcott Select Board, first Wednesday of month, 6 p.m.Thursday, October 2Hardwick Select Board, first Thursday of…
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