Greensboro
WCUUSD process of reconfiguration questioned
GREENSBORO – As the Woodbury Select Board heard from Ana Pelz at its May 27 meeting about holding a meeting to discuss options for the Woodbury Elementary School as Mountainview Union Elementary School Board members are assembling a task force to look at possible school consolidation and closings, David Kelley[Read More…]
Greensboro Community Meal
Labyrinth on Lake Shore Road
Local Folk Orchestra receives standing ovation
GREENSBORO – The Local Folk Orchestra returned to the Highland Center for the Arts for their spring concert last Saturday evening with a delightfully varied program of classical, folk, ethnic and original compositions, playing to a completely packed house, which indicates how much their popularity has grown since being founded[Read More…]
One Vermonter’s view on town meeting vs. Australian Ballot
GREENSBORO – A special town meeting will be held at the Highland Center for the Arts on Tuesday, June 30, at 7 p.m. The meeting will decide if Greensboro should vote on all public questions by Australian ballot instead of floor votes at town meeting. Albeit well intentioned, making this[Read More…]
Donald (Don) Frank Robinson
PAYSON, Ariz. – Donald (Don) Frank Robinson, 77, of Payson, formerly of Greensboro, Vt., passed away May 25, from cancer, at home with his wife Jan by his side. Don was born August 12, 1948, the son of Frank and Mary (Hill) Robinson. Don grew up in Greensboro He attended[Read More…]
Loons are nesting again on Caspian Lake
GREENSBORO – On April 16, with the ice departing, the “Call of the Loon” returned to Caspian Lake. This call evokes feelings of wildness, solitude and mystery, so a pause welcomes its return. The next day a pair of loons is seen swimming amongst the remaining few ice floes. Ah,[Read More…]
Loon exhibit, June 10 to 21
GREENSBORO – June 11 begins an 11-day celebration of art and conservation at the Highland Center for the Arts. The event “Call of the Loon” shows loon-theme art by 27 local artists. A reception on Saturday, June 20, from 2 to 5 p.m., will include talks by Eric Hanson and[Read More…]
Act 181 letter questioned, wastewater, stormwater get attention
GREENSBORO – The regular May 13 meeting of the select board began with public concerns, and chairperson Chris Steel of the Greensboro Conservation Commission (GCC) submitting a letter to the board in response to actions taken at its April 22 meeting. Steel expressed concerns that the select board approved sending[Read More…]
MVU moves to create school consolidation study subcommittee
HARDWICK – Once again voters pressed Mountain View Union Elementary School (MVU) District board members on plans for Woodbury School at a May 14 public informational meeting at Hardwick Elementary School (HES) about the May 20 ballot vote on the FY27 school budget. Community concerns included where funds will come[Read More…]
Breezy Avenue study group gathers public input
GREENSBORO – A Breezy Avenue scoping study informational meeting took place at the Fellowship Hall, May 5, with town staffer Joshua Karp emphasizing the importance of public input for the project. The meeting included consultants from BHP, Evan Haugh and Brandon Roberts, who will guide the scoping study. Haugh began[Read More…]
