On June 3, 3:12 p.m., Liam Lyman-Leas, of Hardwick, was arrested for unlawful trespass for entering upon the grounds of the Hazen Union School at which he had previously trespassed. Lyman-Leas is set to appear in Caledonia Court on August 28, at 8:30 a.m.
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The Vermont State Police is investigating a report of a missing person. Brock Adams, of Albany. Adams was last seen at approximately 4 p.m. June 29 at a residence on Park St. in Morrisville after leaving his workplace in Morrisville. Adams was expected to return to his residence in Albany[Read More…]
Berlin Police Department
On July 2, Berlin Officers were called to Hobby Lobby at the Berlin Mall for a report of a female in a hospital gown acting suspiciously. Upon their arrival, the female was identified as Amanda Belville, of Cabot. Officers were able to confirm that Belville had an active arrest warrant[Read More…]
Pollinator Fest
Musicians at the Market
Rail Trail Opening Celebration Scheduled to Stop in Town
by Gazette Staff WOLCOTT – At its June 21 meeting, the Wolcott Select Board discussed the opening celebration for the Rail Trail, made appointments to fill vacancies, and worked through several issues with representatives from the Lamoille Valley Planning Commission. The Lamoille Valley Rail Trail (LVRT) will hold a celebration[Read More…]
The Hardwick Farmers Market
Senior Spotlight: Meles Gouge has the Golden Boot
by Ken Brown MARSHFIELD – Meles Gouge has been a multi-sport athlete for Twinfield-Cabot the past three seasons but has few peers when he steps foot on the soccer pitch as his prolific goal scoring has made the Trojans into a perennial title contender. Gouge came to the Marshfield community[Read More…]
Hardwick Loses Pitching Duel to St. Johnsbury
Hardwick Loses Pitching Duel to St. Johnsbury ST. JOHNSBURY – St. Johnsbury’s Rex Hauser and Hardwick’s Lyle Rooney went toe to toe last week in an old-fashioned pitcher’s duel, with a sacrifice fly being the only difference for St. Jay in Senior Babe Ruth action last week. Hauser twirled a[Read More…]
Thornton-Sherman Nears 14-minute 5k Mark
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Evan Thornton-Sherman, from Waterford, keeps getting stronger and faster. On June 30, he traveled to the Boston area. He competed in the Tracksmith Twilight 5000m event at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Tracksmith series offers runners of diverse ages and abilities a summer opportunity to race[Read More…]
Jason Pelkey Takes Emotional Flying Tiger Win
BARRE – In true Thunder Road fashion, for the second-consecutive week, a first-time winner has carried on a strong family name to Thunder Road victory lane while high-speed two and three-wide moves wowed the crowd at hand. More than a few drivers went home with ear-to-ear grins, while others will[Read More…]
Antiques & Uniques Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary
by Francesca Kitch CRAFTSBURY – Since 1973, on a Saturday in July, vendors from all over Vermont gather on Craftsbury Common to sell their crafts. Ranging from woven baskets and flowers to vintage jewelry and ceramic pieces, this event offers both the “antique” and the “unique”. The “Antiques & Uniques”[Read More…]
