by Ken Brown Northeast Kingdom – Both the Hazen Union and Danville-Twinfield-Cabot (CCSU) girls’ soccer teams had multiple players earn Mountain League honors last week for their outstanding seasons on the pitch. Seniors Caitlyn Davison and Tessa Luther earned First Team selections after guiding a young Lady Cat team to[Read More…]
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Board Discusses New Locations for Rescue Squad, Fire Station, and Town Garage
by Gazette Staff HARDWICK – At its November 2 regular meeting, the Hardwick Select Board heard from representatives from the Hardwick Rescue Squad, approved a license renewal application, and discussed several grant applications. The first item for discussion was a proposal introduced by Tim Nisbett and Mary Hall representing the[Read More…]
Select Board Reviews Draft of Next Year’s Budget
by Gazette Staff HARDWICK – At its November 16 regular meeting, the Hardwick Select Board heard a resident’s concerns about a replacement bridge, received a report on the challenges faced by the electric department, and discussed a partial draft of the FY25 budget. Resident Helm Nottermann was present to talk[Read More…]
Jasper Hill Farm Takes Best American Cheese Award
GREENSBORO – Jasper Hill Farm, based in Greensboro, took home “Best American Cheese” at the World Cheese Championship in Norway, held October 26-28. The annual competition features thousands of entries from more than 40 different countries. Vermont’s Secretary of Agriculture Anson Tebbets took to social media to congratulate Jasper Hill[Read More…]
ETHNE JOAN BERTRAM GRAY
MORRISVILLE – Ethne Joan Bertram Gray was born in Boksburg, South Africa, on July 14, 1936. She passed peacefully at Copley Hospital in Morrisville, on Oct 2, age 87, after a brief stay related to her heart. She was the second to youngest of five children. Her parents were Robert[Read More…]
NWF Certifies New Wildlife Habitat Garden
GREENSBORO – The National Wildlife Federation (NWF), America’s largest wildlife conservation and education organization, has certified that Zoryan Ivakhiv-Gray has successfully created a Certified Wildlife Habitat in Greensboro through its Garden for Wildlife movement. NWF celebrates his effort to create a garden that supports birds, butterflies, bees, frogs and other local wildlife. Every Certified Wildlife Habitat garden provides natural sources of food, water, cover and[Read More…]
Craftsbury Academy Named to AP School Honor Roll
HARDWICK – Orleans Southwest Supervisory Union has announced that Craftsbury Academy has been named to the 2023 AP School Honor Roll. The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools whose AP program is delivering results and broadening access for students. Schools can earn the honor roll recognition annually based on their[Read More…]
Funds Sought to Help Repair and Preserve Cemetery Fence
CRAFTSBURY COMMON – Two Craftsbury Common residents have begun a process to help repair and preserve the fence at the cemetery on Craftsbury Common. Craftsbury Common is listed in Vermont’s State Register of Historic Districts and the Craftsbury Common Cemetery lies within that District. With its fence, the cemetery is[Read More…]
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Ethan Scott Arnold
A son, Ethan Scott Arnold, was born to Dylan Arnold and Ashley Douglas, of Wolcott, on October 31, at Copley Hospital.
15th Annual Child Haven Dinner
Cabot Arts Receives a Portion of Community Grants
MIDDLEBURY – The Vermont Community Foundation is pleased to announce that its Spark Connecting Community grant program has awarded a portion of the $62,450 to Cabot Arts, to host local projects that strengthen community connections and bring Vermonters together around music, language, art, gardening, and food. “This round’s grantees make[Read More…]
