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Hazen Union student Lyle Rooney rings the newly acquired Hazen Union bell for the first time at Saturday’s graduation. The bell, which has not rung since 1963, formerly served Greensboro High School. It was donated to Hazen Union by the Town of Greensboro. Next to Rooney are Carter Hill and Coach Aaron Hill. photo by Doug McClure
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Hazen Union’s Fiftieth Class Graduates

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Hazen Union’s graduated its fiftieth class on Saturday. If 2020’s graduation speeches, forged in the furnace of a pandemic, social unrest, and the death of a classmate, were the beginning, 2021’s were the final, finished, polished product of a class ready to move beyond the pandemic.

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Graduating Hazen Union senior Abigail desGroseilliers presents Assistant Principal Jason Di Giulio with a new American flag at the flag-raising ceremony on Saturday morning before graduation. Pictured are (left to right, left side) Dan desGroseilliers, Mark DeLaricheliere, Abigail desGroseilliers, Crosby desGroseilliers, Doug desGroseilliers, Riley desGroseilliers, Assistant Principal Jason Di Giulio (center) (right side, left to right): Hazen Facilities Manager Tod DeLaricheliere, Principal David Perrigo. photo by Doug McClure
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New Flag Raised on Hazen’s Anniversary

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With 2021 marking Hazen Union’s 50th Anniversary, the school was seeking a new flag.

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Students devised a system of ropes to drag the 75-foot-long heavy plastic covering over the top of the greenhouse structure at Hazen Union. Dan desGroseilliers (top, ladder) rolls out some rope to check its length as Alder Hardt and Ty Metevier secure it to the metal pole that is part of the roll system. Mason Persons watches (far right). In the background, Cyrus Tanner is measuring the length of the rolled-up plastic. photo by Doug McClure
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Greenhouse Gets New Wrap

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Last Thursday, a group of Hazen Union students wrapped up a major project for covering the greenhouse at the school with new plastic.

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azen Union Tech Ed/Woodshop teacher Jim Raas shows off one of the new student-constructed tables headed to Atkins Field. The Hardwick Recreation Committee is looking to refine a capital budget plan to include long-term equipment such as park benches, maintenance, and repairs to the ice rink. photo by Doug McClure
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Town Reviews Budget, Hears Request

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Residents watching the June 3 select board meeting received a crash course in the mechanics of creating town budgets, courtesy of the board and Interim Town Manager Jon Jewett.

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