GREENSBORO BEND – Here is my question for you all. We all have our complaints, but what makes you want to live here? Is it what Greensboro has to offer? Our lake, woods and scenic views? Do you take advantage of the unique things Greensboro has to offer: the Rail[Read More…]
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Local students named to SNHU President’s List
MANCHESTER, N.H. – Jasmine Leriche of Hardwick and Trystine Brennan-Hess of Greensboro Bend have been named to the Spring 2026 President’s List at Southern New Hampshire University. The spring terms run from January to May. Full-time undergraduate students who have earned a minimum grade-point average of 3.7 and above for[Read More…]
Dr. Clive S. Gray
GREENSBORO – Dr. Clive Gray, of Greensboro, died at home on May 7. He was 92. Born August 30, 1933, in New Haven, Conn., to Philip and Margaret (Peg) Gray, Clive’s connection to Greensboro began in early childhood through his mother’s family and became a lifelong attachment. He retired there[Read More…]
Clara J. Massey
GREENSBORO BEND – A spring interment for Clara J. Massey, who passed away peacefully on February 26, will be held on Wednesday, May 27, at 11 a.m., at St. Michael’s Cemetery in Greensboro Bend. Clara’s full obituary may be viewed at dgfunerals.com.
Youth Turkey Weekend
Smith’s Store April 25: Lucas Barnett, in Hardwick, 19 lbs., 2 oz., 9.75-inch beard, .75-inch spur; Desmond Raynor, in Walden, 20 lbs., 8 oz., 8-inch beard, 5/8-inch spur; Lydia Alden, in Hardwick, 19 lbs., 6 oz., 10-inch beard, 5-inch spur; Talon Michaud, in Greensboro, 20 lbs., 9-inch beard, 1-inch spur;[Read More…]
Duplex home nears completion
GREENSBORO BEND – A year ago, on April 28, Greensboro Habitat for Humanity broke ground on the duplex home at 1119 Main St. Through the efforts of donors, volunteers, site supervisors, sub-contractors and students from the Green Mountain Technical and Career Center in Hyde Park, the homes will be complete[Read More…]
Greensboro Adopt-a-culvert program has new partner
GREENSBORO – The stewards of the Greensboro Watersheds of the Greensboro Association and the Greensboro Conservation Commission have partnered with the national Adopt-a-drain program to host their adopt-a-culvert program. The pilot project, begun in 2025 with fifteen volunteers, have adopted 70 culverts on the web site (vt.adopt-a-drain.org). With over 700[Read More…]
Conservation commission addresses herbicide concerns
GREENSBORO – Of the many ongoing projects led by the Greensboro Conservation Commission (GCC), the invasive plant management program has garnered attention. At GCC meetings and in conversations around town, some residents are concerned that removal methods using herbicide will pose a risk to their health, as well as potential[Read More…]
Church, parsonage set for repurpose, revitalization
GREENSBORO – The property containing the former Methodist church and parsonage on Main Street in Greensboro Bend is currently under a purchase option agreement between the Greensboro Community Trust (GCT) and the New England Conference of the United Methodist Church. The goal is to repurpose and revitalize the church buildings[Read More…]
Greensboro Historical Society details resources, programs
GREENSBORO – The Greensboro Historical Society’s (GHS’s) summer exhibit last year, Rails to Trails, offered an expanded history of the St. Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad, its role in creating and sustaining The Bend, and the conversion into the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail. Skip Hoblin installed a bulletin board and[Read More…]
More than books: A Year at the Library
GREENSBORO – Over the past year, the Greensboro Free Library has continued to be a steady and familiar part of everyday life in Greensboro, offering space, resources and connection in ways both big and small.The library has remained a place where people gather, learn, work, rest and connect. It serves[Read More…]
Three local students named to SNU President’s Lis
MANCHESTER, N.H. – Trystine Brennan-Hess of Greensboro Bend, Chelsea Marcus of Wolcott and Lindsay Brennan of Calais have been named to the Southern New Hampshire University (SNU) Fall 2025 President’s List. The fall terms run from September to December. Full-time undergraduate students who have earned a minimum grade-point average of[Read More…]
