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HARDWICK – The Hardwick Gazette is accepting photo submissions of lighted trees and home for the December 17 edition, preferably as high-quality images. Submit photos by email, one per family, to…
MARSHFIELD u0026ndash; Parents and others in the greater Plainfield-Marshfield area have taken issue with the recent presence of a registered sex offender on school properties, taking action by circulating au0026hellip;
EAST HARDWICK u0026ndash; In the first eight days of December, the 2025 month developed a reputation for a cold and snowy pattern, underscored by multiple rounds of light accumulating snowu0026hellip;
HARDWICK u0026ndash; On December 3, at 9:11 p.m., Greensboro Fire Department was dispatched for mutual aid to Lower Cherry Street in Hardwick to assist with a fully involved structure fire.u0026hellip;
HARDWICK u0026ndash; In presentations of Lamoille River models and the analysis of flood mitigation alternatives last week, on Wednesday, representatives with SLR Consulting, Jessica Louisos, Josephine Alling and Doug Osboreu0026hellip;
HARDWICK u0026ndash; General Manager Sarah Braese continues to be employed by Hardwick Electric Department (HED) according to employee information provided by the department. Last week Scott Johnstone, HEDu0026rsquo;s interim generalu0026hellip;
GREENSBORO u0026ndash; Concerns about plans by the Greensboro Conservation Commission (GCC) to eradicate Japanese knotweed at two pilot project plots have generated a flurry of messages between residents concerned aboutu0026hellip;
DANVILLE u0026ndash; Danville residents voted overwhelmingly on Saturday against shuttering high school grades at the Danville School. Well over 500 residents cast paper ballot votes during a townwide referendum atu0026hellip;
Comfort Chicken hand-crafted by Gazette staffer Sandy Atkinscourtesy photo HARDWICK u0026ndash; It seems like everyone is fundraising these days. Politicians, parties, charitable causes . . . they all have theiru0026hellip;
Pictured in photo from left: Don Tinney, President of the Vermont National Education Association; Melissa Hall, Teacher, Hardwick Elementary School; Jill Briggs Campbell, Deputy Secretary of Education, Vermont Agency ofu0026hellip;
CRAFTSBURY u0026ndash;u0026nbsp; Craftsbury Academy and Hazen Union senior soccer player, Grayson McNaughten, has earned All-State honors. Grayson McNaughten sends the ball downfield against Stowe this fall.courtesy photo McNaughten, a senioru0026hellip;
GREENSBORO BEND u0026ndash;u0026nbsp;More than a general store, more than a convenience store, Smithu0026rsquo;s Grocery has long served as a community cornerstone for people in and around Greensboro Bend.u0026nbsp; Smithu0026rsquo;s Groceryu0026hellip;
