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HARDWICK – A dark vehicle heading west on Wolcott Street a little after 7 a.m., Friday, had its drive interrupted when a white vehicle behind it turned on its siren…
EAST HARDWICK – The most substantial rain of the season fell in the past week, with a total of 1.25” recorded at this observation station. This was the lowest total…
HARDWICK – In the face of the area’s drought, Hardwick Town Manager David Upson asked all residents and businesses to begin voluntarily conserving water. In a public notice issued last…
PLAINFIELD – Amid shrinking regional access to pharmacies across the state, the Health Center at Plainfield has a unique two-part solution for providing local prescription access. The Community Health Pharmacy…
PLAINFIELD – The people trying to revitalize Goddard College’s former campus are counting on the arts. They say the new program is starting to gain traction, with summer events drawing…
HARDWICK – A roomful of people in the Jeudeview Memorial Library’s Parker Ladd Community joined panelists Karina Dailey with the Vermont Natural Resources Council and Kassia Randzio with the Vermont…
PLAINFIELD – Members of the Plainfield community met on Wednesday, Sept. 17, for the second step of the Plainfield Forward resilient communities process and set two priorities for the future…
HARDWICK – The Hardwick Electric Department (HED) Board of Commissioners held two meetings in September. A revised organizational chart presented by General Manager Sarah Braese was adopted by the commissioners…
BURLINGTON – Vermont 4-H youth showcased their talents and dedication at the 2025 Eastern States Exposition, better known as The Big E, held in West Springfield, Mass. Representing the Green…
HARDWICK – Small trees have recently been popping up throughout Hardwick’s Designated Downtown area over the last several weeks, where wooden stakes had been marking places for them throughout much…
BURKE – More than 120 people who invested in the redevelopment of Burke Mountain, then were defrauded in a high-profile scandal that rocked Vermont, are set to receive some of…
MONTPELIER – The Vermont Department of Labor released data on the Vermont economy September 19, for the time period covering August 2025. According to household data, the seasonally-adjusted statewide unemployment…
This year over 17,000 workers will retire from Vermont’s labor force and approximately 5,300 students will graduate from Vermont high schools. Many of those high school graduates will leave Vermont…
HARDWICK – It is fundamental to our mission as booksellers that every person has access to the books they want to read. This month, Banned Books Week, October 5 to…
KEENE, N.H. – Should we chase down this tip? Is this meeting worth covering? How can we shed new light on this issue? Editors and reporters face those kinds of…
EAST MONTPELIER – It’s been a pretty peaceful and pleasant autumn here. The drought has been bedeviling farmers and orchardists, but it’s been perfect weather for my little convertible. The…
Wednesday, Oct. 1RIPPLE EFFECTS: Watershed Forum, Climatology & the Future of Vermont’s Watersheds, with Dr. Lesley-Ann L. Dupigny-Giroux (UVM, Vt. State Climatologist), 6 to 7:30 p.m., Jeudevine Memorial Library, Hardwick.…
WOLCOTT – “That’s an odd-looking dog,” I said to myself. The slim creature with the perky ears then revealed itself and two others as I neared a bend in Wolcott,…
MONTPELIER – The Craftsbury Academy (CA) cross-country team held their own against the biggest fields of the season last week at the U-32 Invitational as they ready for their first…
ORLEANS – The Hazen Union boys soccer team continued to play stingy defense last week, running their record to 6-1-1 with a pair of shutout wins over Lake Region and…
DANVILLE – Isabelle Gouin continued to score at a record pace and the defense was perfect last week as the Hazen Union girls soccer team blanked Caledonia United, Missisquoi Valley…
BRADFORD – The Caledonia United (Twinfield-Cabot-Danville) boys soccer team gutted out a road win against Division III Oxbow last week, before blasting Richford with 13 goals to stay perfect on…
GREENSBORO – With a record crowd on hand and record warmth greeting them, the Tuesday Night League at Mountain View Country Club capped its season on Sunday with the annual…
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