by Ken Brown ENOSBURG – Enosburg scored three first-half goals to hand the Twinfield-Cabot boys’ soccer team their third straight out of division loss of the season last week. Landon Paulson scored twice to lead Division III Enosburg to a 3-1 home win over the Trojans on Friday. Peter Steibris[Read More…]
Latest News
Local Harriers Earn Individual and Team Wins
by Jim Flint Runners from Craftsbury Academy and Hazen Union made their marks at invitational cross country meets last week. Chargers Win Family Farm Meet RICHFORD ̶ The Craftsbury Academy boys raced a five-man varsity squad at the Choiniere Family Farm Invitational on Saturday. Charlie Kehler earned his second individual[Read More…]
Local Trekkers Tackle Five-Mountain Challenge
EAST CHARLESTON – Saturday’s sixth annual Westmore Challenge drew 152 hikers and runners to the scenic Lake Willoughby region. The wilderness trek helped to raise funds for the NorthWoods Stewardship Center’s trail network and conservation programs. Ninety-five people went the full distance to complete the 26-mile marathon. Other participants hiked[Read More…]
Lady Bears Notch First Win, Lose to Oxbow
by Ken Brown DANVILLE – The Danville-Twinfield-Cabot (CCSU) girls’ soccer team notched their first win of the season with a resounding win over Blue Mountain last week, but couldn’t carry that momentum with them on the road against a tough Oxbow team. Twinfield-Cabot’s Carley Mancini made her first goal of[Read More…]
Record Crowd Competes for Championship
GREENSBORO — After struggling through one of the wettest summers on record, the sun finally shined brightly on the Tuesday Night golf league during its championship tournament at Mountain View Country Club Sunday, Sept. 24. A record crowd of 44 golfers showed up for this year’s championship as 11 foursomes[Read More…]
Cider Pressing Day
Walden Fire Department Open House
Local Organizations Receive Grants from Vermont Arts Council
MONTPELIER – The Vermont Arts Council has announced over $300,000 in Cultural Facilities Grants to 19 Vermont arts and community organizations, providing critical funds to enhance, create, or expand the capacity of existing buildings that offer cultural activities for the public. Three local organizations are among the recipients. Organizations receiving grants[Read More…]
Pedestrian Bridge Expected to be Replaced by End of 2024
by Gazette Staff HARDWICK – At its October 5 regular meeting, the Hardwick Select Board discussed the library expansion project, the state of downtown parking, issues with the Yellow Barn project, and the next steps in replacing the pedestrian bridge. Jodi Lew-Smith, chair of the Jeudevine Memorial Library board of[Read More…]
Selectboard Names Paradee as Klein’s Replacement
by Gazette Staff WOLCOTT – At its regular meeting on September 20, the Wolcott Select Board filled a vacancy and discussed the town forest, internet service, and ongoing work on securing funding for flood damage recovery. The select board formally accepted the resignation tendered by Kurt Klein at the August[Read More…]
1927 Flood was Worst Disaster to Hit the State
[The following is an excerpt from the Summer 2023 edition of The Hardwick Historical Society Journal, reprinted with permission to provide historical perspective on recent events.] by Elizabeth Dow, Tom Dunn, Lorraine Hussey and Tyler Molleur, Hardwick Historical Society VERMONT – Almost a century later people still remember the 1927[Read More…]
Hazen Union Students Earn Academic Honors
by Lisa Stinson, Community Journalist HARDWICK – Students at Hazen Union School recently earned academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs. These programs celebrate students’ hard work in high school and showcase their strong academic performance. The academic honors for rural area, Black, Indigenous, and/or Latino students are[Read More…]
