AT&T Seeks Tower Expansion on Hopkins Hill Road
After abandoning its plans for a telecommunications tower on Buffalo Mountain, AT&T has now submitted a request for a Certificate of Public Good to extend a tower at a different location.
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Bridge Survey Results Compiled
LandWorks, landscape architects and planners, has provided the Town of Hardwick a summary of the feedback received at the pedestrian bridge workshop on July 17, plus additional mailed survey responses.
Read moreDelta Variant Reaches Caledonia, Orleans Counties
According to the Vermont Department of Health, as of July 20 all but four Vermont counties now have cases of the Delta variant of COVID-19
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Wolcott to Receive $11,795 from AARP Grants
The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) officially announced the winners of its 2021 Community Challenge Grant last week.
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Area Towns to Receive Nearly $1.5m in Rescue Funds
The state has released the allocation amounts from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) municipal funding for all Vermont towns, and the towns covered by the Hardwick Gazette are slated to receive nearly $1.5m in funding
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Petition Submitted for Official Recognition of Buffalo Mountain
On July 22, resident Mike Lance submitted documentation to Vermont State Librarian Jason Broughton for a Geographic Naming Petition. While most in the area know the mountain as Buffalo Mountain, that moniker does not have official recognition
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Modern Traffic Requirements Settled Hardwick’s Last Debate on Bridge Replacement
In 1994, Hardwick residents and the select board faced a challenge similar to one the town faces now: what to do about repairing an old bridge?
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Jiu-Jitsu Offered for Children at the Open Space
For Hardwick’s younger residents looking to learn a valuable life skill, Adam Beckley is offering Brazilian jiu-jitsu classes for children four and up at the Open Space in the Gohl Block. The first class is free.
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Wolcott Discusses Firearms in Town Buildings
The Wolcott Select Board tackled several issues at its meeting, including firearms in town buildings, joining the Lamoille Fibernet Communications Union District (CUD), fuel bids, the tax rate, and a new refrigerator.
Read moreWolcott Board Wrestles with Trash
The perennial problem of what to do about the transfer station came up once again at Wolcott’s July 21 select board meeting.
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