HARDWICK – March 22: Mental Health Incident, Maple St.; Traffic Stop, Granite St.; Wanted Person, High St.; Traffic Stop, Church St. March 23: Directed Patrol, S. Main St.; Motor Vehicle Complaint, Slapp Hill; Welfare Check, Maple St.; Traffic Stop, S. Main St.; Traffic Stop, Vt. Route 15 W.; Motor Vehicle Complaint,[Read More…]
Public Safety
Media Log
WOLCOTT – March 20: Abandoned Vehicle, N. Wolcott Road; Directed Patrol, Town Hill Road; Directed Patrol, Vt. Route 15 West. March 22: 911 Hangup, Jacks Road.; Directed Patrol, N. Wolcott Road; Directed Patrol, Town Hill Road; Directed Patrol, Vt. Route 15. March 23: Directed Patrol, N. Wolcott Road; Directed Patrol,[Read More…]
Hardwick Neighbor to Neighbor
HARDWICK – During the time between February 20 and March 26, Hardwick Neighbor to Neighbor had ten requests for assistance which included rides to the food shelf, a doctor appointment in Barre, a court appointment and general labor assistance. Hardwick Neighbor to Neighbor, established in 2020, is a volunteer group[Read More…]
AWARE Report
HARDWICK – Ten people used AWARE services between March 15 and March 22. 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,[Read More…]
Sasquatch roams freely, heifers missing
HARDWICK – Offices of the Hardwick Peace Department (HPD) have recently been searching the area between Hardwick Center and East Hardwick following reports and a photo of a sasquatch roaming freely. The Laggis Farm has reported missing heifers over the last several months, thought to be stolen, but computerized records[Read More…]
GMTCC Trojan horsecapades foiled
HYDE PARK – The full-scale trojan horse built by Green Mountain Technical Center students has proven to be more than just a model. The students, who shall remain unnamed due to being minors with pending criminal charges, spent the last semester designing and constructing what was meant to be a[Read More…]
Suspended licenses, active warrants
HARDWICK – On February 28, Hardwick Police Department attempted to conduct a traffic stop for a motor vehicle violation on Route 15 E. The operator eluded the officer and was later located in Wolcott. Travis S. Ward was found to be criminally suspended and had an active Warrant for his[Read More…]
DUI, car crash
CALAIS – On March 15 at approximately 7:46 p.m., troopers from the Berlin Barracks responded to a report of a single vehicle crash on Marshfield Road in the town of Calais. Upon arrival, the operator was not on scene. Subsequently, the operator and her boyfriend, Noah Humphries-Lepage of Marshfield, arrived[Read More…]
AWARE Report
HARDWICK – Eight people used AWARE services between March 15 and March 22. 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[Read More…]
Media Log
HARDWICK – March 15: Assist – Motorist, Vt. Route 15: Traffic Stop, McAllister Farm Road. March 16: Alarm, S. Main St.; Assist – Other, Wolcott St.; Fingerprints, High St.; Welfare Check, Upper Cherry St.; Medical, Hartt Drive; VIN verification, High St. March 17: Alarm, Carey Road; Directed Patrol, S. Main St.;[Read More…]
Rights bill passes after raid raises red flags
MONTPELIER – State police and protesters were involved in an event on March 11, where federal agents served a warrant, raiding a property and disrupting South Burlington traffic in search of a person who wasn’t at the property involved. A day later, the Vermont House took up H.849, an act[Read More…]
Take down birdfeeders to prevent bear conflicts
VERMONT – The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is receiving reports of bears coming out of their dens and is urging Vermonters to remove their birdfeeders and take additional steps now to prevent conflicts with bears over the spring and summer. “Do not wait to take down your birdfeeders and[Read More…]
