GREENSBORO – An informal survey of Gazette staff and volunteers identified many of the top 10 scams reported to the Vermont Attorney General (AG) as happening in the local area. Scams have become so common that many go unreported. None of those surveyed had reported a scam to the AG.[Read More…]
Greensboro
Disregard of the Voices of the People
To the editor: After just attending the select board special meeting (that was today at 10 a.m., in case you missed it!), I just wanted the voters of our community to be aware the previously “promised” Australian ballot vote on the proposed conveyance of the Town Hall building to Rural Edge[Read More…]
Community Displays Support for Board
GREENSBORO — The January 8 select board meeting began with residents voicing a variety of opinions; many in support of the board, with others sharing points of contention and some with mixed comments. “There’s been a lot of recent controversy, we may not all agree on everything but we’re admiring[Read More…]
Davidson Send-off, Jan. 31
GREENSBORO – A gathering for Paula Davidson’s last day as the librarian at the Greensboro Free Library will be held January 31, 2 to 4 p.m., at the library. Refreshments will be served, cards will be shared. The library is located on East Craftsbury Road.
Magical Stitches Community Program, Jan. 31
GREENSBORO – Diana Gonsalves Hansen of Mountain Hollow Medicinals will be at the Greensboro Free Library on January 31, 10 a.m. to noon, for a multi-age community program to use embroidery for mindfulness. Participants will sew a talisman pouch and embroider it. Pre-registration is not necessary but it will help[Read More…]
Puzzles Benefit Food Pantry, Feb 15
GREENSBORO – Jigsaw puzzle lovers of all ages may benefit the Hardwick Area Food Pantry by participating in the third annual Puzzler for the Pantry on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2 to 4 p.m., in Fellowship Hall at the Greensboro Church. Puzzlers should bring a donation of nonperishable food or cash.[Read More…]
Snowlights: Shadow Play
Town Survey Points to Need for Affordable Housing
GREENSBORO — The 242 responses to the 2024 Greensboro town survey have been compiled. The survey helps shed light on residents’ concerns, preferences and priorities. The survey responses came from 68% full-time residents and 32% part-time. Most residents own their own home, with only 14% renting. In the previous survey[Read More…]
Two Unhurt in Accident
GREENSBORO — On January 8, 5:30 p.m. the Greensboro Fire Department responded to East Craftsbury Road for a one- vehicle accident. Crews arrived and found two individuals in the vehicle without injuries. The vehicle slid down a steep ditch and did not roll over. Crews stabilized the vehicle and waited[Read More…]
Students Help at Local Food Share Site
CABOT – Four Hazen Union students and their teacher, Leanne Harple, volunteered at the Greensboro Food Share, Wednesday, Dec. 18, where they assisted 15 Greensboro volunteers with handing out food boxes for 56 individuals in 25 families. Greensboro Food Share is a new outreach program established by Neighbors in Action[Read More…]
Silence and Soup, Tuesdays
GREENSBORO – Silence and Soup will be held weekly on Tuesdays, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., from February 4 through February 25, at the Greensboro United Church of Christ. There will be sitting in silence with others is a practice known to bring a sense of peace and calm and sharing[Read More…]
Community Conversation about Town Survey Results, Jan 15
GREENSBORO COMMUNITY CONVERSATION about Town Survey Results, January 15, 5:30 p.m. at the Greensboro United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall. Residents are invited to a community supper, followed by a presentation of the key survey results and breakout sessions This is an in-person event only. RSVP at https://forms.gle/T1PpjtUrjUrVjYrK9 Contact Kent[Read More…]
