Hardwick Budget Tightens After Contract Cancellation
The pandemic’s ripple effects and Greensboro canceling its contract with the Hardwick Police Department (HPD) have created financial concerns for the town.
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“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.
Read moreHazen Union Announces Graduation Date
Hazen Union has announced a date and initial plan for the Class of 2021 graduation ceremony.
Read moreEmergency Broadband Benefit Now Available
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced that starting today people can register for its Emergency Broadband Benefit program
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Hazen Union Students Learn While Nourishing Community
The Hazen Union class Recipe for Human Connection was in prep mode this past Monday for its weekly soup project.
Read moreMay Town Meeting Draws Usual Number Of Voters
Any passing motorist driving along the Stannard Mountain Road on Tuesday may have been perplexed by the small crowd of 23 voters gathered in the driveway of the town clerk’s office
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Morrisville Man wins Craftsbury Bike Raffle
Morrisville resident Rodney Hartwig has won the Craftsbury Community Care Center’s second-ever raffle fundraiser.
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Jeudevine Falls to Open New Section
Bob Edebohls is expanding the access to the Jeudevine Falls on Route 14.
Read moreWolcott Road Paving Needs More Time
At its May 5 meeting, the Wolcott Select Board received new information from the road crew, including a potential time crunch to begin paving.
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