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Road rage fugitives caught, disorderly conduct
GROTON – Monday, Sept. 29, fugitives Justin French, 36, and Kayla Cabey, 33, both of Bradford, were apprehended in the state of Massachusetts. French and Cabey were considered armed and dangerous, attempting to flee charges of First Degree Attempted Murder, Reckless Endangerment and Criminal Threatening following a road rage incident[Read More…]
Grass Fire
AWARE Report
HARDWICK – Fifteen people used AWARE services between September 28 and October 5. The AWARE 24-hour hotline is 802-472-6463. A non-profit established in 1984, AWARE serves Hardwick and the greater Hardwick area in preventing and healing the trauma of domestic and sexual violence. AWARE provides help during immediate crises, as well as advocating for on-going[Read More…]
Annual Pumpkin Walk
Land Trust receives Wolcott property bequest
WOLCOTT – The Northern Rivers Land Trust (NRLT) has received the largest single donation in its 19-year history. Long-time Wolcott resident Alton “Tony” Smith, who died on August 30, willed his 55.5-acre property to the land trust. Smith’s estate recently transferred the property to the NRLT at a closing in[Read More…]
AWARE Craft Fair
Granite Street neighbors’ experiences shape flood resilience plan
HARDWICK – The Granite Street Neighbors project is bringing together historical records, engineering analysis, neighborhood photos and residents’ lived experiences to shape flood solutions. In partnership with neighbors, the Center for an Agricultural Economy (CAE), the Town and SLR International, the effort aims to ensure the Granite Street Historic District[Read More…]
Community garden ends season
GREENSBORO – Volunteers put the Greensboro Community Garden to bed on October 4. During the season, from July to September, 10 active volunteers planted, tended, harvested and distributed 334 pounds of vegetables, herbs and flowers the garden produced. Approximately 370 volunteer hours were required to produce and deliver all that[Read More…]
Welcoming new pastor and members
Caspian beach clean water project community forum held
GREENSBORO – Light attendance of less than 10 people at a community forum to learn about a clean water project for the Caspian Lake public beach gave those at the Highland Center for the Arts, September 25, a chance to share their concerns and ideas. Greensboro resident Will Marlier, Lake[Read More…]
