GREENSBORO – Thursday, Dec. 11, a free estate planning seminar will take place at 4 p.m., upstairs at the Greensboro Free Library. Attorney Sarah Bouvier Haselton and Senior Paralegal Katie Reen from Maple Haven Law LLC will explain estate planning in a way that is simple and clear. The program[Read More…]
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25th Festival of Lights, Dec. 13
MORRSIVILLE – December 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Morristown’s 25th Festival of Lights will be held, celebrating this year’s theme “Hometown for the Holidays”. Take photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus, cookie decorating, hot chocolate, wagon rides, a holiday movie, puppet show, campfire s’mores, handbell and choir performances,[Read More…]
Seasonal music and poetry, Dec. 10
ST. JOHNSBURY – Wednesday, December 10, 1:00 p.m., join the St. Johnsbury Antenaeum for music and poetry for the holiday season. The Kingdom Mountain Dulcimers will play seasonal music including sing-along carols, and Reeve Lindbergh and Dakota Butterfield will read poetry by Susan Cooper, Robert Frost and Glover poet Burt[Read More…]
Cal United receives sportsmanship recognition
TWINFIELD-CABOT-DANVILLE – The Vermont Soccer Officials Association (VSOA) announced their 2025 Sportsmanship Awards last week, with the Cal United girls soccer program and community receiving high honors for their fair play on the pitch. The Fair Haven and U-32 girls soccer programs received top honors as Vermont’s premier 2025 Sportsmanship[Read More…]
School community celebrates with Turkey Trot 5k
CRAFTSBURY – On November 21, the entire Craftsbury Schools community came together for a celebration of wellness, movement and togetherness. Students, staff and community members ran, walked, and cheered each other on in the school’s second annual all-school 5k, with many decked out in festive turkey costumes. Winners of this[Read More…]
Local stars selected to VSCA All-Tourney team
NORTHEAST KINGDOM – The Vermont Soccer Coaches Association (VSCA) wrapped up a sensational high-school soccer season with the unveiling of the 2025 boys and girls All-Tournament teams. Several local soccer players were selected after their outstanding play in the postseason this past fall. Cal United’s Samson Kitonga, Ben Monaco and[Read More…]
Clearing paths for more accessible outdoor spaces
VERMONT – Before Edie Perkins heads out to explore a new trail, she runs through a mental checklist.Is there accessible parking? How far is it from her car to the trail? Is the surface hard-packed or uneven? For most people, those questions barely register. For Perkins, who uses a wheelchair,[Read More…]
Federal lawsuit, Sterling College engage board
CRAFTSBURY – Comments by Sterling College President Dr. Scott Thomas at last Tuesday’s select board meeting about that school’s decision to end degree programs after this academic year were eclipsed by the announcement of a federal lawsuit against the town regarding operation of its gravel pit. Plaintiffs James LaRock and[Read More…]
Rain and snow showers into Thanksgiving; repeat by Sunday
EAST HARDWICK— Many areas are still experiencing snow-covered ground as several rounds of light snow mixed with breaks of sun over the weekend. More sunshine appeared earlier last week, and we ended up with some sun again yesterday. Snowpack depth ranges from six inches in Greensboro to two and a[Read More…]
Meyer brothers reinvent, diversify farm, add distillery
HARDWICK – You might expect a high-end bourbon to come from Tennessee or Kentucky, yet innovatively, High Drive Distillery in Hardwick is proving that fine whiskey can be made right here in Vermont. Brothers Nick and Taylor Meyer have transformed their family dairy into an organic distillery, crafting grain-to-glass whiskey[Read More…]
Gazette receives Vermont Civic Journalism Award
MONTPELIER – The Hardwick Gazette is among sixteen Vermont news organizations honored with the Local Civic Journalism Awards, a new program designed to steer state and philanthropic dollars to news outlets that inform Vermonters and foster civic engagement. The recipients represent a broad cross-section of local and regional news organizations,[Read More…]
School board members release redistricting survey results
HARDWICK – A survey about the state’s Act 73 redistricting conducted by members of Hardwick’s school boards last month distributed to those attending an October 29 in-person gathering at the Jeudevine Library and on-line was filled out by 84 people. Of those responding, 98.8% felt it was moderately, very or[Read More…]
