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Hardwick Police Report
On June 30, at approximately 2:30 p.m., Cierra Parkhurst, of Hardwick, called to report a crash that occurred the day prior on June 29, at approximately noon. Parkhurst advised she was traveling west on Wolcott Street in Hardwick in a Nissan Rogue. A vehicle stopped in front of her to[Read More…]
Hardwick Police Media Log
June 25: Traffic Stop, Wolcott St./Hillside Ave.; Traffic Stop, S. Main St./Lower Cherry St.; Traffic Stop, Wolcott St.; Bike Patrol, Main St. June 26: TRO/FRO Service, Hay’s Drive; Traffic Hazard, Vt. Rte. 15 W; Assist – Other, Wolcott St.; Assist – Other, Wolcott St.; Assist – Other, Wolcott St.; Assist[Read More…]
Review of a Concert to benefit the Greensboro Nursing Home
by David K. Rodgers GREENSBORO – This past Sunday evening at the Greensboro United Church of Christ, Roy MacNeil, Alice Perron, Mavis MacNeil and Andrew Koehler gave a delightful concert to benefit the Greensboro Nursing Home, with excellent selections from the American Songbook, country-western tunes and the jazz repertoire. All[Read More…]
LCP Present “Let It Be: A Musical Celebration of The Beatles”
HYDE PARK – Lamoille County Players’ 71st season at the Hyde Park Opera House continues with “Let It Be: A Musical Celebration of the Beatles”. The cast of 28 has worked hard to re-create that ’60s atmosphere onstage for everyone to enjoy. “Let It Be” runs July 20 to July[Read More…]
July Chores for the Gardener
by Henry Homeyer CORNISH FLAT, N.H. – For me, July has started off wet: rains, heavy at times, three days a week and going on for weeks. Although I like not having to water my new plantings in the vegetable garden and flower beds, some plants are having a tough[Read More…]
See More Wild
by Jerry Schneider HARDWICK – I take my dog up the hill in Hardwick every now and then. Today I was half way up and noticed the small field to the right that is often mowed. This morning it was flourishing with red clove and English Plantain and milkweed and[Read More…]
Care Center Launches 2023 Canoe Raffle
CRAFTSBURY – The Craftsbury Community Care Center will again raffle a canoe handcrafted by Greensboro artisan Phil Pike. This is the third year Pike has supported the Care Center’s fundraising efforts, supporting the Care Center’s mission of serving community elders of all economic abilities. This year’s two-seat canoe is a[Read More…]
Bee Stories July 15
WOODBURY – Beekeeper Franklin Heyburn will present music, stories and bees on Saturday, July 15, at 11:30 a.m. at the Woodbury Community Library. The program is supported by the Vermont Department of Libraries on behalf of the Elva Smith Fund.
Drop-in Activities for Children July 12
ALBANY – The Albany Public Library will offer fun drop-in activities for children 0 to 8 years, and their grown-ups on Wednesday, July 12, 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., and every Wednesday through August 16. The program is free and all are welcome with a healthy snack provided, at the[Read More…]
Field Day Offers Look at Crop Research
ALBURGH – The University of Vermont (UVM) Extension Northwest Crops and Soils Program will host its annual Field Day, July 27, at the Borderview Research Farm in Alburgh. Farmers may attend for free. All others pay a $25 registration fee. A barbecue lunch is included and will be catered by[Read More…]
