“Play Ball” Heard on the Common for the First Time in Ten Years
The Common will be filled with excited children, cheering, and lots of laughter on Saturday morning when the Craftsbury Little League holds its opening game at 10 a.m.
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Care Center Seeks Board Support for Grant
The select board’s meeting last week covered a wide range of activities, from addressing the Open Meeting Law to giving its support to the Craftsbury Community Care Center’s (CCCC) grant application.
Read moreCraftsbury School Board Bows to PUC Decision
Following an executive session at its April meeting, the Craftsbury School Board voted unanimously to pay Hardwick Electric Department (HED) $141,865.80 to settle a dispute of HED’s underbilling for electricity used between 2010 and 2019.
Read moreHearing Officer Proposes School District Pay Electric Bill
Public Utility Commission (PUC) Hearing Officer Michael Tousley concluded that the Craftsbury School District and Hardwick Electric Department (HED) were both at fault for inaccurate electric metering at Craftsbury Academy.
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Craftsbury Farmers Market Plans Season Opening
Despite April’s cruel joke of snow showers, (rather than rain showers), the Craftsbury Farmers Market (CFM) is gearing up for an exciting 2021 summer season.
Read moreSelect Board Tackles Multi-faceted Agenda
The select board dispatched a multi-faceted agenda last Tuesday, ranging from emergency management, highway state aid, and open meeting law to approving weight and liquor licenses and Common permits.
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Energy Committee Revs Up Two Winter Programs
The Craftsbury Energy Committee is gearing up for next winter with a second firewood project and rejuvenating its Window Dressers Window Insert Program.
Read moreDispute with HED Still Pending Resolution
As of Monday, the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) had not rendered a decision on the dispute between the Hardwick Electric Department (HED) and the Craftsbury School District.
Read moreWater District Exploring New Well Source
The Zoom meeting of the Craftsbury Fire District No. 2 Water Board session last week brought sixteen participants together.
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Maple Tree Rights Coalition Roiling Sugar Industry
The Maple Tree Rights Coalition (MRTC) is raising the Vermont sugaring industry’s temperature to the boiling point with its Maple Tree Rights Manifesto.
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Principal Merri Greenia Honored with School Leadership Award
Craftsbury Schools Principal Merri Greenia was awarded the National Association of Elementary School Principals’ “National Distinguished Vermont Principal of the Year” for 2021-2022. She was selected by the executive council of the Vermont Principals Association.
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