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At its first meeting of 2022, the Hardwick Select Board received an update from Town Manager David Upson about the wastewater treatment plant. The board also mulled how to handle Town Meeting with the Omicron-fueled spike in COVID, and heard from Vermont ATV Sportsman Association (VASA) Executive Director Danny Hale about a proposal to invite ATV traffic partway into the village.
Read moreThe East Hardwick Fire District (EHFD#1) trustees Doug Casavant, Rachel Kane and Ed Keene meet on the second Tuesday of each month in the community room of the East Hardwick First Congregational Church to discuss the business of providing water to the Village of East Hardwick.
Read moreSince it started in 1975, Buffalo Mountain Food Co-op has a history of growth and change. A local, community-owned institution, the co-op has moved twice to meet the evolving needs of its community while also responding to a continually changing grocery business. It is now getting ready to move again, as it purchases the Hardwick Village Market and combines the two stores into a bigger, community-owned grocery store.
Read moreby Tobin Porter CRAFTSBURY – Front Seat Coffee has partnered with the Craftsbury Outdoor Center for the winter months to
Read moreCRAFTSBURY- The Craftsbury Public Library has been recognized as a 2021 Star Library by Library Journal, a national publication. This
Read moreWALDEN – At the select board meeting on January 3, the board received a request from J.P. Sicard to use
Read moreThe Vermont Department of Health’s (VDH) page during the first week of 2022 contained sobering news: “From 7/22/2021 through mid-December, all sequenced specimens were Delta. In mid-December, we began to see our first instances of Omicron, which became the dominant circulating virus by the year’s end.”
Read moreResident Mike Lance has been working since last summer to correct an oversight that led to Buffalo Mountain not being recognized officially at the state and federal levels.
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