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Smyers Wins National Age Group Triathlon Medals
by Jim Flint MILWAUKEE – World champion triathlete Donna Smyers of Adamant added two national championship medals to her collection at the USA Triathlon Age Group Nationals on August 5-6. She finished second in the Olympic-Distance triathlon on August 5 and first in the Sprint-Distance triathlon the following day. Smyers,[Read More…]
Greensboro Historical Society Meeting
Third Annual Community Farm and Food Celebration
Spaulding Contingent Captures Hazen Summer League Title
by Ken Brown HARDWICK – The Lyndon-Spaulding team consisting of mostly Crimson Tide alum, defeated the Bagley Boys last Thursday night at the “Cat Den” to capture the fifteenth annual Hazen Basketball Summer League title. Tavarius Vance led all scorers with 29 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to help Lyndon-Spaulding[Read More…]
Bend Revitalization
Vice Chair Resigns at Select Board Meeting
by Gazette Staff WOLCOTT – At its August 16 regular meeting, the Wolcott Select Board’s agenda included updates on the schoolhouse project, the town wastewater project, and the School Street bridge replacement. The meeting also included the resignation of the board’s vice chair. Residents from Corley Road asked when their[Read More…]
Floods Reshape Local Athletic Landscape
by Ken Brown MARSHFIELD – Starting as soon as this fall, some of Twinfield-Cabot’s athletic programs will begin to unify with Danville to create a long-term cooperative or member to member agreement after historic floods completely destroyed the varsity soccer fields at both Cabot and Twinfield last month. Act 46[Read More…]
Library Expansion Facing Groundwater Challenge
by Gazette Staff HARDWICK – During its August 3 regular meeting, the Hardwick Select Board discussed the various efforts that are underway to repair flood damage and heard an update on construction complications with the library expansion project. The first item for discussion was a notice from a meeting attendee.[Read More…]
Planting and Caring for Trees Invites Wildlife
by Deborah J. Benoit, Extension Master Gardener, University of Vermont NORTH ADAMS, Mass. – Trees provide us with many gifts: shade, wind breaks, erosion control, beautiful foliage, an invitation to birds and other wildlife and, in the case of fruit or nut trees, something tasty to harvest. Like other perennial[Read More…]
Music and Movement Aug. 10
HARDWICK — Jeudevine Memorial Library will host singer-songwriter Emma Cook for the end-of-summer reading celebration on 10 a.m. on Thursday, August 10, upstairs in the Memorial Building. The session will be a time of music and movement perfect for ages birth through six (and older siblings are welcome.) Cook has[Read More…]
