Letters to the Editor

Amazing Overall Feeling of Community

To the editor: Just a note to say how wonderful it is to read the Gazette these days. The quality of the pieces and the depth you’re all managing to pull together with limited resources is amazing and the overall feeling of community is incredibly reassuring. Your work is such[Read More…]

Amazing Job Covering Elections

To the editor: Amazing job you and your crew did with this edition and the election special edition.  Most impressive.  A valuable resource for your communities.  And I love the personal messages from you about how you did it.  Oh – and I loved the headline:  BYOB – Bring Your[Read More…]

A Superb Performance

I would like to congratulate the Hazen Union Drama Club for their superb performance of Hardwick, 1924 at the Main Street Cemetery. I thought the acting was really good and learned a lot about the Hardwick families of that time. John Bellavance Hardwick

Answering Questions for Bell Vote    

To the editor: A thoughtful alumnus asked, “what would happen to the Hardwick Academy Bell (if moved to Hazen), if Hazen Union, in theory, closed its doors?  What would happen to the Bell?”    We, the Hardwick Academy Hazen Union Alumni Association (HAHUAA) committee have discussed at our meetings creating[Read More…]

Keep the Spirit of HA Alive

To the editor: You folks have probably heard all this before, but as a 1963 HA grad, my father, Dean Norcross, a 1936 grad and my grandfather, Ray Norcross almost graduated in the ‘20s (he was a treasured baseball pitcher for the HA team), I wanted to share my opinion (everyone has one!).[Read More…]

Bell Ballots Mailed, Returned

To the editor: The Hardwick Academy/Hazen Union Alumni Association met last Thursday morning. The HAHUAA just wants to reiterate, we have mailed out roughly 700 bell ballots using all our H.A. alumni addresses on file. We continue to have envelopes kicked back to us with incorrect addresses.  Everyone should know[Read More…]

Let’s Pass the Torch

To the editor: I support Sabrina Butterick Morrison to represent Hardwick, Walden and Stannard in the Vermont House, a seat that I have held for the past 10 years. In the course of my service in the Vermont House there was often discussion about the legislature’s aging membership. I concluded[Read More…]

He will Work Across the Aisle

To the editor: We are supporting Anthony “Tony” Daniels for Orleans District 4 Representative. Tony grew up on a farm in Albany. As any farmer knows, their kids start working at a young age and take on responsibilities early in life. Tony went on to work in construction-working with his[Read More…]

She has Been Deeply Engaged in the Community

To the editor: As a resident of the Town of Albany, business owner, and eighth generation Vermonter, I would like to formally endorse my life-long friend Leanne Harple for the Vermont House of Representatives. Growing up in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont to a family of dairy farmers, builders, teachers,[Read More…]

Common Sense Ideas

To the editor: I have enjoyed getting to know Sam Douglass and seeing his passion for making Vermont a more affordable and enjoyable state to live in.  He is young, energetic, caring, and understands what the younger generation needs to be able to afford living here. He brings common sense[Read More…]

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