Greensboro
Proposal for Town Hall third floor condition assessment requested
GREENSBORO – The third floor of the Greensboro Town Hall again took the attention of the select board at its April 8 meeting, as well as town meeting day rules and procedures. Public comment began with resident Gary Circosta submitting a petition to the select board, signed by over a[Read More…]
Greensboro Community Meal
Archive easily accessible
To the editor: I was desperately looking for a photo of a 2019 washout on Old Schoolhouse Rd. in Greensboro Bend, and I just found one in the Gazette archives!! So thanks for making that archive easily accessible, it’s a great resource.. Josh KarpSelectboard clerk, FEMA coordinatorTown of Greensboro
Excessive speed
Orleans County Sheriff’s Department GREENSBORO – On March 28, at 8:13 p.m., Deputy Battista of the Orleans County Sheriff’s Department was conducting a speed enforcement on Route 16 in the town of Greensboro. Deputy Battista observed a vehicle traveling south on Route 16 at a high rate of speed. Deputy Battista[Read More…]
Violation of conditions of release
Lyndonville Police Department GREENSBORO – On April 9, at 5:38 p.m., Axl Errington of Greensboro was cited for violation of conditions of release after he operated a car on Vt. Route 122 in contravention of active conditions of release. Errington was cited into Caledonia Superior Court with an arraignment date[Read More…]
Basic firefighters class
Voters turn down Mountain View, Wolcott school budgets a second time
HARDWICK, WOLCOTT – The second round of school budget votes failed today in both the Mountain View Union and Wolcott School Districts. Both school boards submitted the same budget that had been submitted on Town Meeting Day, saying a state buy down would lower tax rates, but voters rejected that.[Read More…]
Morel mushrooms, mycology talk, April 23
THURSDAY – On Thursday, April 23, from 5 to 7 p.m., the Greensboro Free Library hosts Annabelle Langlois, M.Sc., to present a program focused on morel mushrooms and spring mycology. Langlois is both an ER nurse and a biologist. In this program she will cover the specificities of spring mushroom[Read More…]
“Crooners” is world-class
GREENSBORO – Last Thursday evening the Highland Center for the Arts hosted a show of The Great American Crooners, performed by a group entitled Jazz at Lincoln Center, from New York City. This world-class band of seven excellent musicians presented tunes from the “American Song Book” popularized by such singers[Read More…]
The timeless pastoral: reading, reception, April 18
GREENBSORO – The Highland Center for the Arts will present “Vermont Pastoral,” on Saturday, April 18, from 4 to 7 p.m., with a paired reading and artists’ reception. The “Salt, Stone & Stars: exhibit features two literary pastoral works, “The Salt Stones: by Helen Whybrow and “The Serpent of Stars,” translated by Jody Gladding. “Seasons[Read More…]
Circus show premiers April 24
GREENSBORO – The Highland Center for the Arts presents the circus show, “Broken Open,” for one show, 2 p.m., Friday, April 24. The show, created by the New England Center for Circus Arts (NECCA), with acrobatics and feats, celebrates human ingenuity during challenging times. Based in Brattleboro, NECCA is a circus[Read More…]
