Highland Center for the Arts (HCA) will be celebrating the joy of community-oriented arts, and the launch of its new membership program at Friendsgiving, Friday. Nov. 14 from 4 to 7 p.m. “Whether you’re carving a pumpkin, expressing gratitude, or just trying to kick a football before that neighborhood girl pulls it out from under you, we[Read More…]
Greensboro
Harvest barter fair, Nov. 16
GREENSBORO – The 13th annual harvest barter fair, hosted by the Swap Sisters, will be at Lakeview Elementray School building, 189 Laurendon Ave., Sunday, November 16, from 1 to 3 p.m. Bring items grown, baked, preserved or raised to swap with neighbors on a one-to-one basis. Please label items with[Read More…]
NEK Together, Nov. 18
GREENSBORO – NEK Together will hold a public meeting, November 18, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at its the Highland Center for the Arts. Attendees will discuss the purpose of the NEK Collaborative and its role supporting federal and statewide visioning and decision-making. Rose Friedman will discuss the formation[Read More…]
Heartwood’s “Well Tree” at the Highland Center for the Arts, Nov. 7
GREENSBORO – “The Well Tree,” an original storytelling musical illustrated by the moving scroll of a crankie was performed by Heartwood at the Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro on the evening of November 7. The trio of singers and instrumentalists were Willy Clemetson from Belfast, Maine, Heidi Wilson[Read More…]
Town vote to decide fire truck purchase, local option tax
GREENSBORO – The purchase of a $495,000 fire truck, abating taxes for the Caspian Lake beach and enacting a local option tax are the subject of a special Australian ballot vote next Tuesday, Nov. 13, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the Greensboro Town Office. If approved, the new[Read More…]
Greensboro Halloween Trick or Treat Trail
Circus Smirkus Director Schiffer cautiously optimistic
GREENSBORO – As the big top tents came down early in October, Circus Smirkus Executive and Artistic Director Rachel Schiffer was already looking at scenarios for the 2026 season, while focusing on fundraising in the short-term. The organization’s usual staff of seven or eight people has recently managed three programs:[Read More…]
We are each other’s harvest
GREENSBORO – On October 19, many Vermonters stood up for democracy by attending No Kings Day 2 rallies, a reminder that freedom isn’t self-sustaining, as if we needed reminding these days. Democracy, like faith, depends on ordinary people who care deeply about one another and about the common good; people who keep[Read More…]
Library open house highlights energy efficiency measures
GREENSBORO – An open house at the Greensboro Free Library, Saturday, Oct. 18, allowed community members to learn about recent energy efficiency improvements made there and learn about applying similar measures to single-family homes. Representatives from Northeast Vermont Development Association (NVDA), Vermont Building and General Services and Efficiency Vermont were[Read More…]
The Meadow Across the Creek
GREENSBORO – Whatever preserves and enhances this meadow in the natural cycles of its transformation is good, whatever opposes this meadow is not good. My life orientation is that simple. It is also that pervasive. My understanding of the Great Work began when I was quite young. At the time[Read More…]
Halloween Trick-or-Treat Trail to GUCC, Oct. 31
GREENSBORO – The Halloween Trick-or-Treat Trail will happen throughout Greensboro Village on Halloween, Friday, Oct. 31, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Residents and volunteers will be handing out treats from porches and driveways along the route and the Greensboro United Church of Christ (GUCC) will have free grilled cheese sandwiches[Read More…]
Bronwyn H. Masse
GREENSBORO – Bronwyn H. Masse, 79, died peacefully at the Union House Nursing Home in Glover, on Saturday October 18, with family at her side. She was born October 22, 1945, in Greensboro; the daughter of the late Herbert S. and Bronwyn (Bevan) Potter. She graduated from Greensboro High School[Read More…]
