LYNDONVILLE – A new University of Vermont extreme weather monitoring station opened in Lyndonville recently, the first in a planned network of monitoring stations to help fill gaps in extreme weather predictions and response. The station will be able to monitor the lead-up to major weather events like flooding or[Read More…]
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Motor vehicle crash
On May 5, at approximately 11:15 a.m., Hardwick Police located Casandra Rich, who was arrested on a warrant, in a garage at 122 Spring St. in Hardwick. Although Rich was hiding in the garage, she was taken into custody without incident. Rich was transported to HPD for processing and later[Read More…]
Animal cruelty, false information
WOLCOTT – On March 29, the Lamoille County Sheriff’s Department was notified of a suspicious incident involving two deceased dogs originating from a residence in Wolcott. An investigation was subsequently initiated. As a result of the investigation, William Debonville, of Wolcott, was arrested and charged with two counts of Cruelty[Read More…]
Domestic assault, resisting arrest
CALAIS – On May 3, at 4:32 p.m., the Vermont State Police responded to a report of a family fight at a residence in Calais. Troopers responded to the residence and spoke with all parties on scene. Subsequent investigation determined Jennifer Jackman of Calais had allegedly assaulted a member of[Read More…]
Power lines cause tree fire
GREENSBORO – On May 5, at 3:31 p.m., the Greensboro Fire Department responded to a reported tree on fire on power lines. Crews arrived and verified tree was on fire. Hardwick Electric Departmentresponded to clear the tree from the line and restore power. Once the tree was on the ground,[Read More…]
AWARE Report
HARDWICK – Seventeen people used AWARE services between May 3 and May 10. 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[Read More…]
Hardwick Police Media Log
HARDWICK – May 3: Welfare Check, Lamoille Ave.; Traffic Stop, S. Main St.; Traffic Stop, S. Main St.;Traffic Stop, S. Main St.; Traffic Stop, S. Main St.; Medical, W. Woodbury Road; Assist – Agency, Vt. Route 15 W. May 4: Welfare Check, Atkins Field; Directed Patrol, S. Main St.; Theft,[Read More…]
Burtt’s amendments pass as Tier 3, Road Rule scraped by House
MONTPELIER – Amid this legislative session’s turmoil over Act 181’s land use revisions to Act 250, adding three tiers and a road rule, and the turmoil of an extended floor debate last week, Rep. Greg Burtt (R-Cabot) scored a win for Republicans. His two pro-farm amendments to Senate bill S.325,[Read More…]
Craftsbury residents green up
Village Laundramat updates
NEK Broadband, CVFiber launch fiber internet plan
ST. JOHNSBURY – NEK Broadband and CVFiber (collectively, NEKCV) recently announced their newest internet offering: a 50/50 Mbps plan for $59 per month. NEKCV Executive Director Christa Shute said, “This price reduction is possible because of Vermont’s commitment of ARPA grant dollars and Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) grant[Read More…]
Our children need your vote
To the editor: The schoolchildren of Greensboro, Hardwick, Stannard and Woodbury need your vote to pass their budget. Twice now, a small number of budget opponents, roughly or less than 10% of our towns’ combined electorate, defeated the proposed budget of Mountain View Union Elementary School District. On March 3,[Read More…]
