GREENSBORO – On Wednesday, August 5, the Greensboro Conservation Commission will host Vermont Coverts for two passing lands pop-up workshops, both the duration of two hours, at 3 p.m., and 5:30 p.m., respectively, at the Greensboro United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet one-on-one with financial professionals,[Read More…]
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Pamela Ann Kellogg Allen
MORRISVILLE – Pamela A. Kellogg Allen, 78, of Morrisville died Monday, July 13, at Copley Hospital, following a courageous battle with cancer. She was born April 8, 1948, in Morrisville to the late Perrin Jr. and Lucile (Davis) Kellogg. On August 26, 1967, she married Dale J Allen in Morrisville[Read More…]
Christopher Charles Bartlett
HARDWICK – Christopher Charles Bartlett, 25, of Hardwick died July 7, at Copley Hospital in Morrisville. He was born October 28, 2000, at Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin; the son of Charles “Charlie” and Wendy (Fadden) Bartlett. He graduated from Hazen Union School in the class of 2019. He[Read More…]
Marguerite J. “Mariette” Fournier
MORRISVILLE – Marguerite Jean “Mariette” Fournier, 88, of Morrisville and recently of the Craftsbury Community Care Center, passed away on July 9, at Copley Hospital in Morrisville. She was born June 8, 1938, in Hardwick; the daughter of the late, Emile and Marguerite (Ferland) Fournier. A Mass of Christian Burial[Read More…]
Joan S. Pilbin Spencer
WOLCOTT, GREENSBORO – Joan S. Pilbin Spencer, 73, of Wolcott and Greensboro died Sunday, July 12, at UVM Medical Center in Burlington. She was born on August 9, 1952 in Hardwick; the daughter of the late William and Claire Pilbin. To honor her request, all services will be private at[Read More…]
Barbara Woodward
GREENSBORO – The funeral for Barbara Woodward will be held Saturday, August 1, at 10 a.m., at the United Church of Christ, 165 Wilson St., Greensboro. A reception will be held following the service at the family home.
Eight articles cover history of area towns
GREENSBORO – The Hazen Road Dispatch, the annual publication of the Greensboro Historical Society, is now available and it contains eight articles illustrating interesting aspects of the history of towns in this area. The first piece is by historian Daniel A. Metraux and outlines the beginning of this journal. His[Read More…]
Riege’s pottery, paintings exhibited at library
GREENSBORO – Nancy S. Riege of Greensboro is having a show of her pottery and paintings at the Greensboro Free Library during the month of July. In her artist’s statement she writes, “I create with my hands through playing with clay, paint, fabric, wool, really anything that draws my attention.[Read More…]
Front Seat Coffee exhibit
Watercolor poems and portraits, July 20
HARDWICK – Watercolor poems and portraits with Rick Agran will take place Monday, July 20, from 1 to 4 p.m., at the Jeudevine Memorial Library. Participants will explore the natural world around Hardwick, do some creative writing, and make a small book with Agran. A snack and water bottle are recommended.[Read More…]
Abenaki poets featured at poetry festival, August 8
GREENSBORO – The Poetry Society of Vermont is holding its summer poetry festival. “Gathering Voices,” at the Highland Center for the Arts, Saturday August 8. Featured presenters, Joseph Bruchac and his son Jesse Bruchac, will share indigenous music with drum and flutes and storytelling mixed with their own poetry in[Read More…]
Daly’s daily question results
GREENSBORO – June 24, Willey’s Store staffer Grace Daly made an inquiry to residents and shoppers, asking what their favorite ocean animal is, with a wide range of results. The greater Greensboro area has spoken, with whales taking the majority, dolphins coming in a close second and sharks in third.[Read More…]
