GREENSBORO – The Circus Smirkus Big Top Tour returns to its Greensboro headquarters for the season’s two final performances, August 17, following a rigging accident, July 22, in Wrentham, Mass., that resulted in the cancellation of the next day’s shows, alterations to following performances and the cancelation of others. A[Read More…]
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Real Memories of Tom Hurst Shared by Family, Friends
GREENSBORO – A gathering to honor former Willey’s storekeeper, father, pastor, walker and chocolate chip cookie-maker Tom Hurst was an opportunity for well over 50 family members, friends and community members to share tender memories, humorous moments and often both. Greensboro’s United Church of Christ hosted the affair that began[Read More…]
Association Welcomes All with Town Connections
GREENSBORO — The Greensboro Association’s (GA) annual meeting last Wednesday was attended by over 50 people in the barn at Jennifer Ranz’s Turning Stone Farm on a warm and sunny afternoon. The association’s membership accepted revisions to the bylaws recommended by the governance committee supporting outreach efforts by the membership[Read More…]
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Historical Society Learns of Great Maple Syrup Bubble
GREENSBORO – “The Great Maple Syrup Bubble” was the subject of a talk by Greensboro Resident and Northwestern University Emeritus Professor of History Tim Breen, following a brief Greensboro Historical Society business meeting led by President B.J. Gray, last Monday, August 4. The business was gotten through quickly with all[Read More…]
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Lecture: Froze to Death, August 21
GREENSBORO – Thursday, August 21, from 5 to 6:30 p.m., historian Howard Coffin will present his lecture, “1800 and Froze to Death” at Greensboro United Church of Christ’ Fellowship Hall. This is a Vermont Humanities event hosted by Greensboro Free Library. The year, 1816 is known as the year without summer. Vermonters[Read More…]
Housing Design Workshop, Aug. 23
GREENSBORO – On Saturday, August 23 from noon to 4 p.m., the Greensboro Planning Commission invites all residents and property owners to participate in a community lunch and housing design workshop at the United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall, located on East Craftsbury Road. This hands-on, collaborative event is part[Read More…]
Learn About Moose, August 23
GREENSBORO – Saturday, August 23, from 6 to 8 p.m., the Greensboro Conservation Commission will host Vermont Fish and Wildlife biologist Josh Blouin to share about moose, at the Highland Center for the Arts, located at 2875 Hardwick St. Learn about the life history of moose, their habitat requirements and[Read More…]
Caspian Music, Sunday August 10
GREENSBORO – A Caspian Music program, Timeless Conversations: From Beethoven to Boyd Meets Girl, performed at Highland Center for the Arts, August 10
2025 Northeast Kingdom Sunfish Regatta
GREENSBORO – The 2025 Northeast Kingdom Sunfish Regatta will take place on August 16, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., on Caspian Lake in Greensboro. For the first time in over 40 years Caspian Lake is once again hosting a Sunfish regatta. Five races are planned, with Sunday being held[Read More…]
Wakeboat Rulemaking Concerns Caspian Lake Users
NEWPORT – Greensboro residents have been paying close attention to a proposed rule revision for wakeboats that raises the minimum required area from 50 to 100 acres, reducing the number of lakes on which wakeboating is permitted from 30 to 18. Under the proposed rule revision, wakeboats would no longer[Read More…]
