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Residents in Stannard and Greensboro Bend have expressed frustration with open drug dealing at all hours by the underpass, and no police response from either state or local police. One resident said "they are ruining our town" and said the result is they feel unsafe, and their property has been damaged or stolen. "I never had to lock my door until now," one said. In frustration, someone posted this sign, but someone else quickly removed it. Hardwick Gazette file photo from summer 2020

Stannard Brothers Target of Drugs Raid

September 22, 2021September 21, 2021 Doug McClure 80 Views 6 min read

According to an affidavit from Special Agent Colin Simons, the Hutchins Farm Road residence in Stannard of brothers Eric and Gage Colson was the subject of a joint investigation by the Vermont Drug Task Force (VTDF) and the FBI that resulted in a September 10 raid by law enforcement.

photo by Doug McClure Buffalo Mountain Co-op Board President Annie Gaillard discussed the proposed purchase of the Village Market with around three dozen people at Atkins Field on Sunday, September 19, at the first of two community meetings.

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Co-op Informs Members About Purchase of Village Market

September 22, 2021September 21, 2021 Doug McClure 67 Views 4 min read

Last Sunday, September 19, the Buffalo Mountain Co-op sought to inform its members about why the Co-op board felt the purchase of the Village Market was good for the Co-op.

Walden Fire Chief Jason Larrabee (left) presents Marvin “Butch” Greaves (right) with an engraved firefighter’s axe in recognition of his 50 years of service to the Walden Fire Department. photo by Vanessa Fournier

Greaves Honored for Service

September 22, 2021September 21, 2021 Hardwick Gazette 18 Views 2 min read

The Walden Fire Department’s open house served as the backdrop for the surprise presentation of an engraved firefighter’s axe to the First Assistant Chief Marvin “Butch” Greaves, recognizing his 50-plus years of service as a Walden firefighter.

Hazen Union’s Tyson Davison and U-32 Raider Dylan Hinchliffe leap for a header in front of the U-32 goal. photo by Doug McClure

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Wildcats Play Well in Upper Division Losses

September 22, 2021September 21, 2021 Ken Brown 21 Views 2 min read

The Hazen Union boys’ soccer team showed some fight last week in a pair of narrow home losses to Division II powerhouse U-32 and North Country, falling to 1-3 on the season.

Twinfield-Cabot’s Annie Dunlop (#5) leaps over Danville goalie Zoe Crocker as Crocker saves the ball from going in the net. Twinfield won 5-0. photo by Vanessa Fournier

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Lady Trojans Roll Past Danville

September 22, 2021September 21, 2021 Ken Brown 16 Views 2 min read

The Twinfield/Cabot girls’ soccer team posted their second straight shutout last week after dominating crosstown rival Danville at home, evening their record at 2-2 on the season.

Declan O’Connor (#21) of Twinfield/ Cabot traps the ball during play against Christ Covenant Friday. photo by Vanessa Fournier

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Twinfield-Cabot Trojans Stay Undefeated

September 22, 2021September 21, 2021 Ken Brown 20 Views 2 min read

The Twinfield-Cabot boys’ soccer team remained one of the undefeated teams in Division IV last week with a dominant win over Christ Covenant at home.

A rendering in the fall “Bullsheet” newsletter of the rebranded Village Market visualization via Buffalo Mountain Co-op

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Buffalo Mountain Co-op Weighing Purchase of Village Market

September 15, 2021September 14, 2021 Doug McClure 102 Views 4 min read

by Doug McClure HARDWICK – The Buffalo Mountain Food Co-op (BMFC) member board has made an offer to purchase the

courtesy East Calais Community Trust/R. Edwards & Co. Architect R. Edwards & Co. has created this renderings for what the fully realized renovation of the East Calais Store might look like.

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East Calais Store to Receive $383,000 Grant

September 15, 2021September 14, 2021 Doug McClure 44 Views 3 min read

On September 2, Governor Phil Scott announced over $13 million in Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) to be awarded statewide. One recipient is the non-profit East Calais Community Trust (ECCT), which is working to bring the shuttered East Calais store back to life. The ECCT received a $383,000 CDBG.

Wolcott Hosts Community Event

September 15, 2021September 14, 2021 Doug McClure 40 Views 2 min read

story and photos by Doug McClure WOLCOTT – Last Friday, the Wolcott Select Board hosted a community event to inform

Flags fly at half staff Sept. 11 in Memorial Park in Hardwick to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the twin towers of the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and Flight 93. Two thousand nine hundred seventy-seven people were killed, and more than 6,000 others were injured during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. photos by Vanessa Fournier

Photo: Flags @ Half-Staff on 9/11

September 15, 2021September 14, 2021 Vanessa Fournier 37 Views

A group of around two dozen residents accompanied the Vermont Trust for Public Land’s Kate Wanner to explore the property that is proposed to be used for the Wolcott Community Forest during a property walk on Sunday. This part of the forest is behind Wolcott Elementary School. photo by Doug McClure

Wolcott Previews Proposed Community Forest

September 15, 2021September 15, 2021 Doug McClure 38 Views 5 min read

On Sunday, a group of roughly two dozen Wolcott residents braved drippy weather for, in the town’s words “a public site walk of the proposed Wolcott Community Forest” led by Vermont Trust for Public Land (TPL) Senior Project Manager Kate Wanner. Wolcott Select Board chair Linda Martin was also along for the tour.

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