Urie Named Librarian at Simpson Memorial Library
The board of trustees of the John Woodruff Simpson Memorial Library selected Kristin Urie to lead the institution as it begins its next century of service to the community.
Read moreCraftsbury
Energy Committee Revs Up Two Winter Programs
The Craftsbury Energy Committee is gearing up for next winter with a second firewood project and rejuvenating its Window Dressers Window Insert Program.
Read moreDispute with HED Still Pending Resolution
As of Monday, the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) had not rendered a decision on the dispute between the Hardwick Electric Department (HED) and the Craftsbury School District.
Read moreSelect Board Appropriates Money for Equity Coalition
The Equity Coalition moved one step closer to obtaining funding after the last meeting of the select board.
Read moreWater District Exploring New Well Source
The Zoom meeting of the Craftsbury Fire District No. 2 Water Board session last week brought sixteen participants together.
Read moreBooks Donated to Craftsbury Elementary School
The Vermont Student Anti-Racism Network recently received a donation of 25 anti-racist picture books from the Galaxy Bookshop in Hardwick to be donated to Craftsbury Elementary school.
Read moreSterling College Reports COVID Case
A Sterling College student has tested positive for COVID-19 and is now in isolation. This is the first reported positive case Sterling College has had on its Vermont campus in the spring semester.
Read more
Principal Merri Greenia Honored with School Leadership Award
Craftsbury Schools Principal Merri Greenia was awarded the National Association of Elementary School Principals’ “National Distinguished Vermont Principal of the Year” for 2021-2022. She was selected by the executive council of the Vermont Principals Association.
Read moreCraftsbury School Board Developing Multi-Year Vision Plan
A draft multi-year vision plan was presented to the Craftsbury school directors by Craftsbury Schools Principal Merri Greenia at a meeting last week. The plan is under development as the Small School, Big Opportunities vision for the next five years.
Read more