GREENSBORO – The Greensboro Free Library will hold a story time on Thursday, July 9, at 10 a.m., with local paleontologist Allison Stegner. She will share stories, crafts and activities for young children and their families. Contact youth librarian, Emily Purdy, at [email protected] for more information.
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Cabot Church barbecue, July 11
CABOT – The United Church of Cabot will host a barbecue supper on Thursday, July 11, from 5 to 6:30 p.m., take out or dine in. Barbecue chicken, baked beans, salads, rolls and desserts will be served. Admission is by donation. The United Church of Cabot is located at 2 Common[Read More…]
Cooking with garden treasures, July 15
HARDWICK –There will be a cooking activity with Reeve Basom of the Center for an Agricultural Economy on Wednesday, July 15, at 11 a.m., and take home a seedling of one’s own at the Jeudevine Memorial Library. Attendees will explore and prepare fresh, seasonal ingredients while creating simple recipes. All[Read More…]
50th edition of the Hazen Road Dispatch available
GREENSBORO — The Greensboro Historical Society (GHS) announces the 50th edition of its award-winning “Hazen Road Dispatch” (HRD) is now available. In the 2026 edition, founding Editor Daniel Metraux shares details on how the HRD came to be in “The Creation of The Hazen Road Dispatch.” Local architecture is featured[Read More…]
Spark moves to self-serve model
GREENSBORO – Spark, located downstairs at the United Church of Christ, 165 Wilson St., will be moving to a more self-serve model, according to the RuralArts Collaborative. Members can continue to access the space and equipment using their existing door codes. Visitors are welcome during the staffed hours, Mondays and[Read More…]
Card of Thanks
Thank you to everyone who contributed to the Jeudevine Memorial Library Coin Drop on June 20, which was a terrific success due to the many drivers who stopped, offered support and dropped money into our buckets. A total of $1,300 was donated and will be used for children’s programs, including[Read More…]
Maddison M. Hayden
HARDWICK – Maddison Marie Hayden, 22, of Hardwick died tragically on June 25, in Lowell. She was born June 10, 2004, in Morrisville, the daughter of Kainen B. Hayden and Ashley M. Hill. She attended Hardwick Elementary School, Green Mountain Technical Center at Lamoille Union School in Hyde Park, and[Read More…]
“Best Day Ever” offers inspiring look at adaptive mountain bikers
HARDWICK – “Best Day Ever” tells the stories of Greg Durso and Allie Bianchi, adaptive mountain bikers who navigate the challenges of their disabilities, constantly challenging themselves to conquer new challenges, new trails and leave stereotypes behind. Durso and Bianchi are enchantingly charismatic with an enthusiastic approach to conquering adaptive[Read More…]
“Patience” continues to delight us today
EAST CALAIS – How fortuitous that two equally matched geniuses, William S. Gilbert (1836-1911) and Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900), even met and then worked together for twenty five years from 1871 to 1896 and wrote some fourteen light operettes that still continue to delight us today with their playful lyrics and[Read More…]
Beckett play combines pathos, humor at Unadilla
EAST CALAIS – A short play, “Krapp’s Last Tape,” by Samuel Beckett (1906-1989), was featured at the Unadilla Theatre for the past two weekends. In this solo performance, Vince Rossano was excellent as an old man in his eighties playing a recording on a tape reel he had made forty[Read More…]
Emers’ “Patchwork by the Dozen”
Dworsky’s Phase Change exhibit explores time, transformation
GREENSBORO – Alisa Dworsky talked extensively about the design and fabrication elements of the “Phase Change I,” installation during the opening reception for her Phase Change show at Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro, Sunday June 28. Alisa Dworsky’s “Phase Change” exhibit at Highland Center for the Arts through[Read More…]
