DENVER, Colo. – Lieutenant Colonel William “Bill” or “Flash” S. Gordon III passed away on January 2, in Denver. He is lovingly remembered by his family, dear friends, and many colleagues. Bill was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on October 26, 1939, to his parents, William S. Gordon II and Lillian[Read More…]
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David L. Robinson
ARENAS VALLEY, N.M. – David L. Robinson, 69, died unexpectedly on November 21, 2025, at his home in Arenas Valley. He was born on Oct. 21, 1956, in Norwalk, Conn., the son of Kenneth and Jean (Worthy) Robinson. The family moved to Hardwick, where he graduated from Hazen Union High[Read More…]
“Gone Guys” examines modern masculinity
GREENSBORO – Last Thursday evening, the documentary Gone Guys, set in Vermont was screened at the Highland Center for the Arts. The 45 minute film draws influence from Richard V. Reeves’ 2022 book Of Boys and Men, and dives deep into the issues of male mental health, tackling aspects from higher[Read More…]
Choir performs, Jan. 25
ADAMANT – Many Waters, a ten-person choir led by John Mark Harrison, will bring his music to the Adamant Community Club’s Winter Sunday series, Jan. 25, at 3 p.m. Choir Director and Composer Harrison presents a concert of original acappella choral compositions, performed by the ensemble of Vermont singers. Says[Read More…]
Record-breaking week for Rivard as Lady Cats roll
RANDOLPH – Kelsie Rivard added another record-breaking performance to her impressive resume last week as her Hazen Union girls basketball team rolled past Randolph to improve to 8-1 on the season. Rivard erupted for a career-high and program record 43 points to lead the Lady Cats to an impressive 70-38[Read More…]
Trojans keep pace in top-heavy Division IV
MARSHFIELD – The Twinfield-Cabot boys basketball team delivered knockout blows to Richford and BFA-Fairfax last week on their home court, keeping them atop of the rugged Division IV standings at 8-1. Senior point guard Eli Russell powered the Trojans to an 81-43 win over Richford with a game-high 26 points[Read More…]
Hazen Union boys split week with win, loss
HARDWICK – The Hazen Union boys basketball team took care of business at home against Enosburg last week before falling to undefeated Randolph over the weekend, dropping to the No. 5 spot in the current Division III rankings at 5-3. Jamison Lamarre dropped a career-high 29 points last Thursday to[Read More…]
Knights of Columbus free throw contest
Morrison leads Marauders
NORTHFIELD – Former Hazen Union standout Damian Morrison dropped a career-high over the weekend to lead his Northfield boys basketball team to a win over Blue Mountain. Morrison poured in a game-high 26 points on Saturday to lead Northfield to a 57-36 home win over Blue Mountain. The senior guard[Read More…]
Lady Trojans reach the halfway point looking for answers
MARSHFIELD – The Twinfield-Cabot girls basketball team battled a tough schedule last week, dropping games to BFA-Fairfax, Williamstown and Richford for their tenth straight loss to start the season. Adi See scored 15 points and recorded 9 steals to lead BFA-Fairfax to a 42-19 road win over the Lady Trojans[Read More…]
Off-week for Chargers in Randolph
RANDOLPH – Coming off some of their highest scores of the season, the Craftsbury Academy (CA) bowling team struggled to find their groove last weekend at Randolph’s Valley Bowl. Senior Soren Stelma-Leonard continued to be a bright spot for the Chargers in his first competitive season, leading the way on[Read More…]
Ten schools compete in freestyle ski races
CRAFTSBURY – St. Johnsbury Academy was the host school at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center January 14, where over 130 middle school and varsity boys and girls took to the trails in wave start cross country ski races. Stella Cusack (St. J), who lives in Craftsbury, won the JV girls race.[Read More…]
