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Glen Burkholder of Town & Country Sheds maneuvers a donated pavilion into place at the Craftsbury Community Care Center as Cody Thompson of C.T. Stoneworks fine-tunes the brackets. courtesy photo

Friends Pavilion Comes to Care Center

November 24, 2021November 23, 2021 Hardwick Gazette 29 Views

by Janet Travers CRAFTSBURY – A generous supporter upped the excitement this year at the Craftsbury Community Care Center (CCCC),

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Re-use Room at Sterling College Benefits from Fundraiser

November 10, 2021November 10, 2021 Hardwick Gazette 48 Views 2 min read

The Re-use Room at Sterling College, in partnership with the Helpsy organization, recently hosted a fundraiser that defied expectations for both the college and the greater Northeast Kingdom area.

Volunteers accepting a steady stream of donations at Sterling College’s Clothing Drive (left to right): Jimmy Clark, Sterling staff and event volunteer; Penelope Doherty, local volunteer who helped to coordinate the event; Elizabeth Faling, Sterling student and ReUse Room assistant; and Daniel Solomon, local volunteer photo courtesy Sterling College

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Textiles Diverted from Landfill During Clothing Drive

October 27, 2021October 27, 2021 Hardwick Gazette 55 Views

CRAFTSBURY COMMON – Sterling College, working with HELPSY, the largest clothing collector in the Northeast, hosted a clothing drive on

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Craftsbury Historical Society Reaches for The Present

October 13, 2021October 12, 2021 Kate O'Farrell 47 Views current 3 min read

CRAFTSBURY – On a Saturday morning in September, the Craftsbury Green is bustling with farm stands and children running among the stands and trees. The green is lined with buildings, and one stands out. On one corner of the green is a small white building with a big mission: the Craftsbury Historical Society.

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Plainfield Outbreak Continues, COVID Picture Gets Muddier

September 15, 2021September 14, 2021 Doug McClure 146 Views current 2 min read

An August 26 Plainfield wedding, followed by a secondary outbreak at a daycare center, was the epicenter of a COVID outbreak that began with three cases in three towns from central Vermont to Chittenden County.