Board Seeks Answers to Street Ownership
At its February 18 meeting, the Hardwick Select Board again discussed the ownership of River St./Mill St. in East Hardwick.
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Deering is Select Board Candidate
Michael Deering is one of two candidates on the ballot for a one-year seat on the Hardwick Select Board. Write-in candidate Lawrence Hamel is also running.
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NCHC’s Jeri Wohlberg Wins Award
Northern Counties Health Care (NCHC) announced Friday that interim Assistant Medical Director Jeri Wohlberg, a family nurse practitioner at Hardwick Area Health Center (HAHC), has won The American Association of Nurse Practitioners’ 2021 State Award for Excellence.
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Lawrence Hamel Seeks Write-in Bid
Lawrence Hamel, Town Service Officer as well as the owner of both the 1874 Building and Hardwick Inn, said he is making a bid for select-board as a write-in candidate.
Read moreChanges Imminent at Transfer Station
At its January 17 meeting, the Wolcott Select Board took steps toward addressing several unresolved issues at the transfer station.
Read moreSteady Progress on Broadband
The Walden Select Board met on February 15, with select board members Brenda Huntoon and Randolph Wilson present in person, and Lina Smith, Roger Fox and Caro Thompson joining via Zoom.
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Fluffy Pancakes Challenge Winter Storm
Nearly 300 fluffy pancakes were served to almost one hundred hungry diners as the Greensboro United Church of Christ celebrated Shrove Tuesday with its annual pancake supper on February 16.
Read moreBoard Approves First Grant Applications for Pedestrian Bridge
At its February 18 meeting, the select board approved two grants to fund a replacement for the pedestrian bridge, a VTrans Bicycle and Pedestrian Program Small-Scale Grant, and a USDA Rural Business Development Better Connections Grant.
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Craftsbury Community Care Center Out of Outbreak, But Still Watchful
With no new positives since early January, the Craftsbury Community Care Center is deemed out of December’s COVID-19 outbreak. Residents are doing well, and some restrictions are easing.
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Craftsbury Third Graders Learn in the Outdoors
Julie Higgins’ third-grade class set out on one of its more ambitious outdoor learning experiences in January: building a “quinzhee hut” on the school’s woodlot.
Read moreTown Entities Seek Good Neighbor Funds
The Good Neighbor Fund (GNF) was established when the Public Service Board granted a Certificate of Public Good (CPG) to Green Mountain Power (GMP) for the development of the Kingdom Community Industrial Wind project on the Lowell Mountains.
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