by Hal GrayGREENSBORO – Many ladies of the Greensboro United Church of Christ prepared 100 free pancake dinners with all the fixings February 21, to celebrate Shrove Tuesday, whose name comes from the old custom of confessing (being shriven) on that day. This event marks the celebration preceding the somber[Read More…]
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Curds and Curling, a Cheesy Winter Competition
Curds and Curling, a Cheesy Winter Competition, was held at the Highland Center for the Arts (HCA) on February 25. The unique event drew a large crowd and 55 teams participated with the temperature only reaching a high of 15 degrees for the day.The event was sponsored by Jasper Hill[Read More…]
Vermont State Police
Vermont State Police were dispatched to the parking lot of Dunkin Donuts in St. Johnsbury on a report of a male, later identified as Trevor Alden-Clark, age 30, of Marshfield, who appeared to be highly impaired and that the caller believed was going to operate a vehicle. Police arrived at[Read More…]
Hazen Girls Reach Final Four Behind Davidson’s Career-High
by Ken BrownHARDWICK – The Hazen Union girls’ basketball team are headed to the Barre Auditorium for the first time in five years after discarding Winooski and Oxbow in the Division III tournament last week in front of a raucous Cat Den, extending their winning streak to 19 straight games.[Read More…]
Wildcats Begin Title Defense
by Ken BrownWILLIAMSTOWN – The Hazen Union boys’ basketball team finished out the regular season strong against Williamstown and Randolph last week, securing the second seed as they prepare to defend their Division III state championship.Senior superstar Tyler Rivard made the most of his three quarters of play last Monday[Read More…]
Select Board Moves Closer to Pedestrian Bridge Solution
by Gazette Staff HARDWICK – At its February 16 meeting, the Hardwick Select Board discussed the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail (LVRT), buying a property on Wolcott Road, and signing a contract with the engineering firm overseeing reconstruction of the pedestrian bridge in Hardwick village. The town manager’s report was the[Read More…]
CRAFTSBURY – For high school cross country skiing there are no playoffs; it all comes down to two days of racing. On day one last Wednesday at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center, skiers from over 25 high schools statewide came together for the freestyle or skate events. In the morning, racers[Read More…]
High School Roundup
by Ken Brown Arlington Ends Lady Trojans Season ARLINGTON – The Twinfield-Cabot girls’ basketball team’s season came to an end at the hands of fourth seeded Arlington last week in the first round of the Division IV playoffs. Taylor Wilkins and Sidney Herrington powered the offense for Arlington last Tuesday[Read More…]
Chargers Show Growth with Upset Over Stowe
by Ken Brown CRAFTSBURY – A challenging year in the highly competitive Mountain League came full circle for the Craftsbury Academy (CA) boys’ basketball team last week, as they knocked off Division III Stowe for their third win of the season. Dylan Washer poured in a game-high 21 points to[Read More…]
Young Trojans Look to Make Playoff Run
by Ken Brown RICHFORD – The Twinfield-Cabot boys’ basketball team wrapped up their regular season with losses to high-powered Richford and Blue Mountain last week and will enter the playoffs as the sixth ranked team in Division IV. Will Steinhour scored 18 points and Elia Varisco added 16 to power[Read More…]
Wilcox Claims State Runner-up for Charger Bowling Team
by Ken Brown RUTLAND – Lake Region’s Matt Wilcox claimed state runner-up honors for the Craftsbury Academy (CA) bowling team over the weekend in their inaugural season as a varsity program. Fair Haven’s Josh Kennedy bowled a 207 in the individual finals to defeat Wilcox to claim the Vermont High[Read More…]
