GREENSBORO – The exhibit, “Phase Change,” by Alisa Dworsky opens June 26 at the Highland Center for the Arts Gallery and runs through July 26. An opening reception with the artist will be held Sunday, June 28, 5 to 7 p.m. “Phase Change” brings together Dworsky’s works on paper and a[Read More…]
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Truck crashes into building following health-related crisis
HARDWICK – On June 15, at 7:28 A.M., Hardwick Police, Hardwick Fire and Hardwick Rescue responded to 364 South Main Street in Hardwick for the report of a vehicle into the building with possible entrapment. Upon arrival entrapment was ruled out after it was determined the individual who was possibly[Read More…]
Truck crashes through building on South Main
GREENSBORO – On June 15, at 7:32 a.m., Greensboro Fire Department responded to a mutual aid call to assist Hardwick Fire Department and Hardwick Emergency Rescue Squad on South Main Street in Hardwick for a vehicle that crashed into a building. Crews arrived and assisted with patient extrication and stabilization.[Read More…]
Caspian Lake level 3.4″ above average
GREENSBORO — Monday morning, June 16, the Caspian Lake level was 10.5″ above the spillway. The eight year average for the date is 7.1″. Since May 15, water level readings have been above the eight-year average. Recent, June 15, readings include, June 15, 2025, 4.5 inches; June 15, 2024,[Read More…]
Greensboro Association distributes $36,000 to local organizations
GREENSBORO – The Greensboro Association’s (GA) Grants Committee has distributed $36,000 to local organizations and nonprofits in the greater Greensboro community through its annual grants program. This years grants were awarded to a variety of different organizations; supporting arts and education programming at the Greensboro Free Library, cleanup of the[Read More…]
Sharing some background
To the editor: As part of the Communications Working Group (CWG) that proposed the article adopted at the 2025 Town Meeting to vote for elected officials by Australian ballot, I wanted to share some background. The article was not prepared by one or two people in town at the last[Read More…]
The legislative branch is you
GREENSBORO – Right now, our country is in chaos. Many struggle every day with anxiety or fear around the unknown. We’re paying more for groceries, more for fuel, more for medical necessities, more for our taxes and we don’t know when the end will come. Feelings like these affect our[Read More…]
Speaking from the heart about anger requires courage
GREENSBORO – Who doesn’t feel anger? It is one of the emotions that we get to explore as humans. I have been feeling a lot of anger and rage lately. Some of this is triggered by what is happening in the larger world, and some arises from my personal life. Sometimes[Read More…]
Peter Gould finds purpose through performance
BURLINGTON – At the dinner table on his first night in Mexico, then-17-year-old Peter Gould watched as members of his host family spoke with arched eyebrows, toothy grins and wide eyes. Their bodies moved with them, hands flew through the air, each finger articulating a syllable. Conversation became a dance. [Read More…]
Forum to consider local democracy, June 22
GREENSBORO – The Hardwick Gazette is sponsoring a public forum “Strengthening Local Democracy: Exploring ‘Both/And’ Ideas” at Highland Center for the Arts, June 22, 5 p.m., to consider questions about ways to strengthen local democracy. With support from the Hardwick Equity Committee and Greensboro residents, the forum will be led[Read More…]
The Bees of Vermont at library, June 18
GREENSBORO – The Greensboro Free Library will host The Bees of Vermont with Spencer Hardy, bee biologist with the Vermont Center for Ecostudies, on Thursday, June 18, at 5:30 p.m., at the library. Hardy will explore the world of native bees, including some of the 350 species found wild in[Read More…]
Greensboro, other communities debate herbicide use on invasives
GREENSBORO – Across Vermont, invasive species are crowding out native plants, leading to soil erosion, habitat loss for pollinators, and reduced biodiversity. To get rid of invasives, the most effective methods are a combination of mechanical removal and careful use of herbicides, such as glyphosate, according to many experts. However,[Read More…]
