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In a press release, Hardwick Electric Department (HED) announced that it has settled its five-year lawsuit for professional malpractice against St. Albans-based auditors Kittell Branagan & Sargent LTD (KBS) for $960,000.
Read moreThe pandemic’s ripple effects and Greensboro canceling its contract with the Hardwick Police Department (HPD) have created financial concerns for the town.
Read moreThe Hazen Union class Recipe for Human Connection was in prep mode this past Monday for its weekly soup project.
Read moreBob Edebohls is expanding the access to the Jeudevine Falls on Route 14.
Read moreAt its May 5 meeting, the Wolcott Select Board received new information from the road crew, including a potential time crunch to begin paving.
Read moreThe sudden, unexpected passing of Gary Bellavance on April 16 left the select board with a vacancy.
Read moreSuperintendent Adam Rosenberg estimated that by the end of 2024 the Orleans Southwest Supervisory Union (OSSU) will have received $5,000,000 or more in federal aid.
Read moreGreen Up Day 2021 could be a sign that things are returning to normal.
Read moreBy 2024, the Orleans Southwest Supervisory Union (OSSU) will have received $5,000,000 or more in federal aid, according to Superintendent Adam Rosenberg. He said that the money is not the headline, but rather the OSSU’s “intentional” use of the funds.
Read moreAfter its budget proposals were rejected twice in a row by voters, the Wolcott Elementary School Board regrouped on April 27 to come up with a third plan.
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