Update Number 3 regarding Wheelock fatal shooting: an autopsy was completed Tuesday, October 17, on the victim of Monday morning’s shooting in Wheelock. The victim is identified as Gunnar Watson who lived in the home on Vermont Rte. 16 where the shooting occurred. The Chief Medical Examiner’s Office determined the[Read More…]
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I’ve Been Lucky so Far
For all of your days be prepared, And meet them ever alike: When you are the anvil, bear – When you are the hammer, strike. Edwin Markham by Willem Lange EAST MONTPELIER – That seemed like a pleasant little nostrum when I was in high school,[Read More…]
Hardwick Police Media Log
October 16: Directed Patrol, S. Main St.; Public Speaking, High St.; Juvenile Problem, Hazen Union Drive; Assist – Other, Wolcott St.; Assist – Other, Wolcott St.; Juvenile Problem, Lower Cherry St.; Juvenile Problem, W. Hill Road; Accident – LSA, S. Main St. October 17: Suspicious Event, Vt. Rte. 15 W;[Read More…]
Area Nonprofits Receive Community Grants
MIDDLEBURY – The Northeast Kingdom Fund at the Vermont Community Foundation has announced $119,942 in grants to 27 organizations in its 2023 competitive grant round. Local nonprofits who have received a portion of these grants include the Bend Revitalization Initiative that received $2,610 to bring Greensboro Bend children together to learn[Read More…]
New Greensboro Fellowship Hall Roof
Temporary Porter Brook Bridge Placed
Lady Cats Secure Home Playoff Match
by Ken Brown BRADFORD – The Hazen Union girls’ soccer team got a crucial Mountain League win against Oxbow last week to secure the sixth seed in the upcoming Division IV playoffs. Natalie Michaud picked the perfect time to score her first career varsity goals to lead the Lady Cats[Read More…]
Trojans Gear up for Playoff Run
by Ken Brown DANVILLE – The Twinfield-Cabot boys’ soccer team suffered another narrow defeat to divisional power Winooski last week but bounced back with a resounding win versus Division III Oxbow to give them some momentum heading into the Division IV tournament. Abdoul Lailati sank the Trojans for a second[Read More…]
Farnham Completes Century Trifecta
BROOKLINE, N.H. ̶ If ultramarathoning was a gambling sport, April Farnham would be a sure bet. At the Ghost Train 30-hour Trail Race, the 56-year-old Plainfield grandmother took on her third 100-mile ultra of the year. Once again, Farnham made it to the century mark. The 30-hour race started at[Read More…]
Local Harriers Primed for State Championships
by Jim Flint THETFORD – Anticipation is in the air for Saturday’s Vermont state cross country championships at the storied Woods Trail Course. Talented runners from towns covered by the Hardwick Gazette are ready to help their teams compete for state divisional titles. The athletes will also vie for a[Read More…]
