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Welch announces nearly $2 million in FEMA funding
MORRISVILLE – U.S. Senator Peter Welch (D-Vt.), Ranking Member of the Senate Agriculture Subcommittee on Rural Development, Energy, and Credit, announced the delivery of over $1.79 million in federal funding, administered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), to repair catastrophic damage to the Morrisville Water & Light and the Town of Marshfield caused by severe flooding in July 2023. The federal funding grants announced[Read More…]
Beaver Deceiver
Jasper Hill Farm Winnimere awarded ACS Best in Show
GREENSBORO – Jasper Hill Farm won Best of Show with its Winnimere offering at the American Cheese Society (ACS) annual conference, July 7 to 10 in Louisville, Ky. Winnimere is a raw cow milk, spruce bark-wrapped washed rind cheese, made only during winter months when Jasper Hill’s Ayrshire cows are[Read More…]
Pollinator garden in bloom
Turnout at town hall gym open house, clear path forward
To the editor: The Greensboro Town Hall Gym open house on July 4 after the parade was a huge success. It was incredible to see so many neighbors filling the space, sharing memories and looking toward the future of this beautiful building. Over 150 people came through to see the[Read More…]
Suffragettes ignored again
To the editor: Ho hum, tractors front page. They are important, even a photo of the back end of eight tractors, as well as the agriculture they help to flourish (despite those wanting to kill microbes in the soil and surrounding insects), but so was our message. It is very discouraging[Read More…]
Woodsmoke by Julie Atwood
Real reporting on real news by real people takes real financial support
You may have seen The Hardwick Gazette’s new motto: Real reporting on real news by real people. It reflects The Gazette’s place in the communities we serve, and the human connections that are made with every story, every photograph, every sports score and every event listing. All that very real[Read More…]
Kiki seemed quite relieved
EAST MONTPELIER – This business of long-distance romance between here and Nahant can be a bit daunting, but it’s getting to where the three-and-a-half hours between us seems almost like a commute. Still, I do admit to a bit of hoo-boy! When I get onto I-89 headed south and Bridget[Read More…]
Stream Wise Exceeds Expectations
GREENSBORO – Ever since July 10 marked the date of two disastrous floods, this time of year makes me fearful. The first flood eroded the bank of Porter Brook abutting our property, and the second flood made matters worse. This spring my husband Tom and I decided to ask for[Read More…]
