Greensboro to Provide Community Skating Rink
The Town of Greensboro is taking steps to help young Elladj Baldes, Tara Lipinskis, Sonja Henies and Bobby Orrs discover and polish their talents.
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Developing Trails at Greensboro’s Long Pond
On Friday, The Nature Conservancy’s (TNC) Vermont chapter and Greensboro’s Long Pond Stewardship Committee organized a group to survey hiking trails north of Long Pond.
Read moreDefense: “Frightened” Johnson Defended Himself, Others
Darryl Johnson’s attorney Kelly Green reiterated her position that the court reconsider holding Johnson without bail.
Read moreProsecution: “Nothing Here That Even Smells of Self-defense”
by Doug McClure NEWPORT – State’s Attorney Jennifer Barrett laid out an argument as to why Darryl Johnson should remain
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Johnson Pleads Not Guilty, Denied Bail
On Monday afternoon, 51-year-old Greensboro resident Darryl Johnson appeared in person before Orleans County Court Criminal Division Superior Judge Lisa Warren.
Read moreJohnson Affidavit Provides Timeline
Police released the affidavit describing their interviews and investigation after the Monday arraignment where 51-year-old Greensboro resident Darryl Johnson pled “not guilty” to two counts, one for second-degree murder and the other for manslaughter, in the shooting death of 27-year-old East Hardwick resident Robert Chaplin.
Read moreSupreme Court Reverses Decision on Wright-Boester Property
GREENSBORO – The Vermont Supreme Court weighed in on a proposed change to a longstanding structure on Caspian Lake that has worked its way through the Development Review Board (DRB) and the Environmental Division of the Vermont judiciary.
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Greensboro Land Trust Monitors Conservation Easements
The Greensboro Land Trust (GLT) has conserved twenty properties in Greensboro, ranging in size from 0.37 acre on Caspian Lake’s northwest shore to 450 acres in the center of town.
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Rail Trail Brings New Opportunities for Greensboro Bend
Greensboro Bend is a quiet town. There’s one street, one stop sign, one bend in the road that winds past a few houses, a playground, a general store, and an old church with peeling paint.
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Efforts to Keep Greensboro Area Waters Pristine
On Thursday, October 14, representatives of various conservation organizations met throughout the Lamoille River basin to discuss, in the first convening since 2016, the Lamoille River watershed’s tactical basin plan.
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