WALDEN – The select board breezed through its July 28 agenda in just 20 minutes, with all members and the Town Clerk Debbie Messier present, July 28. Ditching and berm removal on a segment of Noyestar Road had been occupying the road crew, who reported no repair expenses in the[Read More…]
Paul Fixx
Continued Speeding Through Common Reported
CRAFTSBURY – Roads and drivers were a big topic, with a concern submitted by Stark Biddle, about motorcycles and sometimes trucks occasionally speeding through Craftsbury Common at 50 to 60 miles per hour being very dangerous, noisy and disruptive. Distracted driving was noted as an increasing issue for concern nationwide.[Read More…]
Association Welcomes All with Town Connections
GREENSBORO — The Greensboro Association’s (GA) annual meeting last Wednesday was attended by over 50 people in the barn at Jennifer Ranz’s Turning Stone Farm on a warm and sunny afternoon. The association’s membership accepted revisions to the bylaws recommended by the governance committee supporting outreach efforts by the membership[Read More…]
Historical Society Learns of Great Maple Syrup Bubble
GREENSBORO – “The Great Maple Syrup Bubble” was the subject of a talk by Greensboro Resident and Northwestern University Emeritus Professor of History Tim Breen, following a brief Greensboro Historical Society business meeting led by President B.J. Gray, last Monday, August 4. The business was gotten through quickly with all[Read More…]
Monday Suppers
Beck Joins First Redistricting Task Force Meeting
MONTPELIER – Following the School Redistricting Task Force’s first meeting, Friday August 1, Caledonia County State Senator and Senate Minority Leader Scott Beck said, This is going to be really difficult and important work for the next four months. Beck joined two senators, three representatives and five nonlegislative members on[Read More…]
Greensboro Gazebo
Community Action Information
AREA TOWNS – A wide range of community actions are scheduled with weekly area gatherings. On the Democratic and liberal side of the ledger, the Mobilize website has been created to gather nationwide events and volunteer activities in one place that can be sorted and filtered by location and a[Read More…]
Birdhouse Band Comes Together for The Beatles “Abbey Road”
GREENSBORO – “Abbey Road,” the last studio album recorded by The Beatles, offered a creative outlet for the many talents of the Birdhouse Band and its guests during a sold out show this past Saturday evening at Highland Center for the Arts (HCA). Birdhouse Band’s standard line-up includes Mavis MacNeil[Read More…]
Center Road Paving Completed, Monday, July 28
Wakeboat Rulemaking Concerns Caspian Lake Users
NEWPORT – Greensboro residents have been paying close attention to a proposed rule revision for wakeboats that raises the minimum required area from 50 to 100 acres, reducing the number of lakes on which wakeboating is permitted from 30 to 18. Under the proposed rule revision, wakeboats would no longer[Read More…]
I Know What I’m Doing Better Than Those Who Created the Rules
In a year and a half of editing The Hardwick Gazette, I’ve discovered that a huge amount of information doesn’t really rise to the level that makes it news. Much of it is about unrelated subjects and even several tidbits that are somehow connected don’t together reach the level of[Read More…]
