HARDWICK – Three Hazen Union art honors students have received awards in the 2026 Vermont Student Wildlife Art Contest, an annual exhibition celebrating student creativity, wildlife education and Vermont’s natural heritage. The honored students are Danica Patridge, who received the Judge’s Award of Merit for her artwork “Coyote” and an[Read More…]
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Local students named to SNHU President’s List
MANCHESTER, N.H. – Jasmine Leriche of Hardwick and Trystine Brennan-Hess of Greensboro Bend have been named to the Spring 2026 President’s List at Southern New Hampshire University. The spring terms run from January to May. Full-time undergraduate students who have earned a minimum grade-point average of 3.7 and above for[Read More…]
Early Childhood educators invited to visual art workshop, May 21
ST. JOHNSBURY – Catamount Arts will host a workshop at 115 Eastern Avenue for early childhood educators on Thursday, May 21, from 6 to 8 p.m.. “Move, Sweep, Splash! Big Body Visual Art for Young Children” invites early childhood educators to rethink what art instruction and creation can look like[Read More…]
Summer dance workshops scheduled
WOLCOTT – Summer programming with workshops for all ages are scheduled by Ballet Wolcott at the Wolcott Town Hall. Vermont native Sojourn Gudorf Johnston is guest instructor for a week-long dance intensive, July 13-17. She grew up in Craftsbury and began her dance training in Stowe at the age of[Read More…]
Fairbanks offers educational camps, playgroups
ST. JOHNSBURY – The Fairbanks Museum summer offerings range from playgroup series to week-long themed discovery camps. The Nature Buddies playgroup series will focus on summer topics: animals, insects, plants, gardening, fruits and vegetables. With eight gatherings, registration is required, as space is limited to 10 children in each playgroup. Parents[Read More…]
Education reform program, May 27
MARSHFIELD – Wednesday, May 27 6:30 p.m., an education reform program will presented by Public Assets at the Jaquith Public Library. Join Steph Yu of Public Assets to talk about the latest proposed changes and when they might happen. While this conversation is focused on how taxpayers pay for schools, it’s in service[Read More…]
Author reading, May 31
CRAFTSBURY – The Craftsbury Public Library presents local author Jim Ryan, May 31, at 4 p.m., with readings from his book “Whistling Up in Ghostland: Essays and Songs of Adventure, Awakening and Intuition.” In the story-behind-the songs format, Ryan will read book essays followed by a performance of the songs related to[Read More…]
Donald Charles Gray
MORRISVILLE – Donald Charles Gray passed away peacefully on Sunday, May 3, at Copley Hospital in Morrisville, just two days shy of his 93rd birthday. Don was the son of Earnest Gray and Martha (White, Beede, Gray, Calcagni) Barcomb. He was a lifelong Vermonter who grew up in Hardwick and[Read More…]
Lorraine T. Hill
HARDWICK – A Mass of Christian Burial for Lorraine T. Hill, who died December 4, 2025, at The Villages in Florida, will be celebrated at 1:30 p.m., on Friday, June 5, at Mary Queen of all Saints Parish (St. Norbert’s Catholic Church), South Main Street, Hardwick. A reception will follow[Read More…]
Arline R. Pasette
HARDWICK – A Mass of Christian Burial for Arline Rita Pasette who died October 31, 2025, in Bennington, will be held at 11 a.m., on Saturday, June 13, at Mary Queen of all Saints Parish (St. Norbert’s Catholic Church), South Main Street, Hardwick. Burial will follow in the family plot[Read More…]
Marie A. Curschmann Sholan
HARDWICK – A Graveside Service for Marie A. Curschmann Sholan, who passed away on March 4, will be held on Friday, June 5, at 2 p.m., in Fairview Cemetery. Friends and loved ones are invited to join her family for a Celebration of Life immediately following at the Hardwick American Legion[Read More…]
Drama club gives enthusiastic “Peter Pan” performance
GREENSBORO, CRAFTSBURY – The Craftsbury Academy Drama Club gave a very enthusiastic performance of “Peter Pan, A New Musical Adaptation,” created, directed and choreographed by Taryn Noelle, at the Highland Center for the Arts, Thursday, May 7, and Friday, May 8, to near-capacity audiences. This play was first performed in[Read More…]
