Greensboro Looks to Expand Away from Lake Eligo
On May 21, the Greensboro Planning Commission published the text for two proposed municipal bylaw amendments.
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Hazen Union Opening Day Assembly Sparks Controversy
On the first day of school at Hazen Union, Principal Dr. Jason Di Giulio brought the students together for an assembly, a “celebration” after nearly two years of isolation and lock-down.
Read moreOSSU Delegates COVID Safety Protocols to Superintendent
On Monday, August 30, the Orleans Southwest Supervisory Union (OSSU) board voted to “delegate authority for COVID-19 mitigation measures” to Superintendent Adam Rosenberg, with an expectation that Rosenberg work closely with the teachers’ union.
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Photos: First Day @ Hazen
photos by Doug McClure
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Hazen Union Almost Normal Again, After Almost Two Years
It was a sweltering ninety degrees out last Thursday when Hazen Union held its open house for students new to the school. It almost felt like it did two years ago, before COVID disrupted the school’s routines and turned things upside down.
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OSSU Provides Update for School Opening
The Orleans Southwest Supervisory Union (OSSU) issued a statement about what the return to school at the end of this month will look like regarding COVID protocols.
Read moreLand Trust Celebrates Lotspeich Conservation Easement
On Sunday, one year late because of COVID-19, the Greensboro Land Trust (GLT) celebrated a conservation easement on 128 acres near Caspian Lake’s northwest corner.
Read more“Timothy Hinman, Hero or Rogue?” Presentation at GHS
GREENSBORO – 50 members and guests of the Greensboro Historical Society (GHS) met on August 9 in Fellowship Hall and heard differing viewpoints about Timothy Hinman, who spearheaded building a road through the wilderness from Greensboro to Derby in 1792. Hinman is the subject of a Vermont State sign erected earlier this summer at the ball field by Tolman Corner in Greensboro.
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Greensboro Historical Society Dedicates Hinman Road Sign
On Wednesday, July 21, over 50 people joined the Greensboro Historical Society (GHS) to dedicate the sign commemorating the starting point of Hinman Settler Road in Greensboro and Timothy Hinman, the man who built it.
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Taxes, Water, and Sewer Discussed in Marathon Meeting
Hardwick Select Board conducted a marathon three-hour meeting on July 15
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