NEEDHAM, Mass. – Bill Berman and Liz Baum Greensboro, Vt., will join more than 6,000 cyclists and 4,000 volunteers on August 1-2 to raise money for cancer research and patient care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) will bring together participants from local communities to support the PMC’s[Read More…]
News
Free youth soccer clinics in Danville
DANVILLE – Participation numbers for the Caledonia United (Twinfield-Cabot-Danville) high school soccer programs have been on the rise since their creation two years ago, and they will continue to feed that interest at the youth level this summer. Free youth soccer clinics are scheduled to be held at the Danville[Read More…]
Swenson Quarry crushing expansion approved with conditions
WOODBURY – The long-awaited Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) decision on the Swenson Granite Company’s request to expand a non-conforming use at its Woodbury Granite Quarry was announced last Wednesday, June 17. Act 250 approval is still required. Swenson’s requested expansion includes the addition of a crusher for roughly 45[Read More…]
Divided WCUUSD board delays calling petitioned meeting
MONTPELIER – The Washington Central Unified Union Supervisory District (WCUUSD) board was divided in a six-to-five vote as it denied a valid petition with more than 450 signatures that called for a special meeting to vote on amending the district’s articles of agreement beginning with the 2027-28 academic year. If[Read More…]
Clark calls for creative collaboration
GREENSBORO – Monday evening, June 22, the Highland Center for the Arts (HCA) and The Hardwick Gazette co-hosted educator, facilitator and author Susan Clark for a program, “Strengthening Local Democracy: Exploring ‘Both/And’ Ideas,” highlighting the power of creative collaboration. The evening began with attendees being asked to write down a[Read More…]
Area Graduations
Alumni reunite from all over country, world
HARDWICK – Hardwick Academy and Hazen Union (HAHU) alumni arrived from all over the country and the world this past weekend to take part in three events sponsored by the HAHU Alumni Association. It took months for the association to prepare for the activities this past weekend, but what they[Read More…]
Elderly resident robbed, information sought
HARDWICK – During the late night hours of June 19, an individual broke into an occupied residence in the Hardwick village, and while inside stole various negotiable items and cash from the elderly resident who was asleep at the time. The Hardwick Police Department is seeking the public help in[Read More…]
DUI, cruelty to a child
LYNDONVILLE – On May 8, the Lyndonville Police Department received a complaint from a concerned citizen that a woman was impaired and about to drive away with a child. A Lyndonville Police Department patrol officer located the vehicle in question and stopped it on Broad Street. The operator, Brittany Patten[Read More…]
Wind takes out trees, wires
WALDEN – On June 18, at 2:48 p.m., the Walden Fire Department was dispatched to Cahoon Farm Road for trees and wires down in the roadway. The big storm has passed through and cleared. There was still a wind advisory in effect until 8 p.m.
Wolcott Bridge detour continues, one lane traffic pending
WOLCOTT – The School Street Bridge over the Lamoille River remains fully closed to all traffic. The closure is in place 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is anticipated to continue until September 25. A signed detour guides motorists around the bridge closure to access School Street via Flat[Read More…]
