HARDWICK – On Saturday, June 8, seniors walked the stage at Hazen Union School’s graduation ceremony. Marshalls led Hazen’s class of 2024 into their assigned seats backed by band fanfare of “Pomp and Circumstance.” Upon being seated, Hazen’s very own chorus group performed “Star Spangled Banner,” followed by Hazen’s alma[Read More…]

HARDWICK – Lamoille Housing Partnership (LHP) is asking members to approve the transfer of its Hardwick properties and a merger of the remainder of the organization. LHP’s Hardwick properties include the Bemis Block and Jeudevine Housing Apartments on Main Street, Cherry Street and Maple Street Apartments and the Evergreen Manor[Read More…]

HARDWICK – Vermont Senator Peter Welch paid a visit to town on May 29 where he went on a walking tour of Hardwick’s downtown and viewed flood damaged areas with Town Manager David Upson, Zoning Administrator Kristen Leahy and Community Development Coordinator Tracy Martin. The visit was a chance for[Read More…]

HARDWICK – The Vermont State Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court was instituted on February 4, 1924.  The State Court held a 100th anniversary celebration, on May 4, at St. Norbert Church.  The day was filled with a prayer service, sharing, reminiscing, games and fun, followed by Mass celebrated by Rev.[Read More…]

HARDWICK — Electric Department Commissioner Roger Prevot reported at the May 16 select board meeting that the department has hired a part-time interim manager, Scott Johnstone. Johnstone will split his time between Hardwick Electric and Morrisville Light and Water for a period of three months. Prevot also reported that there[Read More…]

HARDWICK – Matt Peters of Woodbury presented results of the town-wide ecological and natural resources inventory report he has been conducting at the request of Hardwick’s Conservation Commission (HCC). The presentation, held at the Memorial Building on April 6, offered the first chance for town residents to hear what Peters[Read More…]

HARDWICK  — Vermont’s Lt. Governor David Zuckerman paid a visit to the opening day of Hardwick’s Farmers Market while collecting signatures for his petition to run for reelection in this year’s statewide elections. “It was a real pleasure to visit with vendors and community customers at the opening day of the[Read More…]

HARDWICK – A time for public comment brought immediate concern from David Perrigo at the May 21 Hazen Union School Board meeting. Perrigo said he was “incensed at the disrespect” shown by Principal Jason Di Guilio at having scheduled the board meeting at the same time as the National Honor[Read More…]