HARDWICK – NBC5 First Warning Meteorologist Marissa Vigevani came to Hardwick Friday morning, June 13, for the Weather at Your School program, allowing Hardwick Elementary School (HES) students to give the morning’s weather forecasts. From the first forecast at 4:32 a.m., through the last, ending after 7:30 a.m., students joined[Read More…]
Paul Fixx
Greensboro Green Gazebo Completed
Riding on the Rail Trail
New Sidewalks in Hardwick
Jug Brook Road Upgrades
High School Graduates Are On My Mind
As we put together this and last week’s issues of The Hardwick Gazette, with graduation photos from around the area, we found it curious that the number of young men graduating seems lower than the number of young women. Notwithstanding the issue of gender fluidity, it seems an interesting question[Read More…]
For the Record
Last week’s story, “Bechdel’s Book Talk Draws Supportive Fans” neglected to note that the event was hosted by Hardwick’s Galaxy Bookshop. Co-owner Andrea Jones said, “We knew it was going to be a big event and were thrilled Allison agreed to come to Hardwick and end her tour here.” Last[Read More…]
LVRT Open with some Closures, Detours
VERMONT – The Vermont Agency of Transportation announced in late May that the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail (LVRT) is now open for summer fun, but portions of the trail are closed due to prior year’s flooding, with detours in place. At 93 miles long, the LVRT is the longest rail[Read More…]
No Kings Day Rally Draws over 260 Demonstrators
HARDWICK – A No Kings Day rally Saturday in Hardwick organized by the Hardwick Indivisible group drew over 260 people who joined over 1,500 similar rallies throughout Vermont and the United States. Organizer Carlotta Hayes said, “I am so proud of the team that worked together to produce this event[Read More…]
Local Option Tax Considered, Second Monthly Meeting Added
GREENSBORO – At last Wednesday’s three-hour and fifty-three minute select board meeting, the board decided to begin having two select board meetings a month beginning in September. In addition, they discussed adding a local option tax of 1% to the state’s 9% rooms tax, plus perhaps also to the 9%[Read More…]
Woodbury Mountain Wilderness Preserve
High-Speed Internet Service Available
GREENSBORO – In a June 12 Front Porch Forum post, Kitty Ufford-Chase, community relations manager with NEK Community Broadband announced a “big expansion in Greensboro.” The announcement provided a list of roads or road segments where high-speed internet service is now available in Greensboro. If a road joins up with[Read More…]
