GREENSBORO — Comments on a petition to ban wakeboating on Caspian Lake will be heard at a planned public comment meeting scheduled by Vermont’s Agency of Natural Resources (ANR), December 12, in Montpelier. The Town of Greensboro and the Greensboro Association have submitted a joint petition to the ANR requesting[Read More…]

GREENSBORO – A special select board meeting agenda, calling for a wastewater project update, resulted in three unanimous votes to proceed and establish various aspects of the project after representatives from engineering firm Hoyle Tanner (HT) shared urgency to get the project underway. Select Board Chair Eric Hanson began by[Read More…]

GREENSBORO – The air smells better than it has in years, said Greensboro Town Clerk Kim Greaves, following recent mold mitigation in the town hall’s ground floor utility room. Plans are to move the office back downstairs on December 5, where Greaves and other town employees will be closer to[Read More…]

GREENSBORO – The Wednesday evening select board meeting, November 13, had a packed agenda, with various grant projects dominating the discussion. In contrast to last month’s meeting, there were far less interruptions after the board implemented new basic parliamentary rules of procedure. The meeting began with the announcement of a[Read More…]

GREENSBORO – RuralEdge has been awarded $175,000 in state tax credits to support important code and façade improvements to help make the town hall redevelopment project possible. Governor Phil Scott and the Agency of Commerce and Community Development (ACCD) announced the award as part of just over $4 million in[Read More…]

GREENSBORO – The town of Greensboro has recently launched a community-wide volunteer effort called “Adopt-A-Culvert” to empower volunteers to monitor and protect storm drainage systems. This program is organized by the Stewards of the Greensboro Watersheds of the Greensboro Association and the Greensboro Conservation Commission. Culverts, which are owned by[Read More…]

GREENSBORO – Another anonymous group has recently weighed in on the town hall redevelopment project. Using an email address named Better Greensboro directed to [email protected], the writer of a November 7 message uses the term we in referring to itself, suggesting at least several people are involved. The email message[Read More…]