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Board Approves Purchase of Trailer

May 12, 2021May 11, 20216 days ago Hardwick Gazette 11 Views

The Walden Select Board met on Monday, May 10, at the fire station.

Care Center Seeks Board Support for Grant

May 12, 2021May 11, 20216 days ago June Pichel Cook 10 Views current 3 min read

The select board’s meeting last week covered a wide range of activities, from addressing the Open Meeting Law to giving its support to the Craftsbury Community Care Center’s (CCCC) grant application.

The kiosk atop Stannard Mountain is on the ground after being pulled down by force. Vermont Fish and Wildlife Specialist Tony Smith said the agency was aware of the situation but is short-staffed due to COVID and expects to fix the sign in the next month or so. He remembered installing the kiosk 10 or 15 years ago and said it has never been damaged like this before. Smith said it seemed extremely unlikely that wind caused the sign to blow over. photo by Doug McClure

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Photo: Steam Mill Brook Sign in Stannard Downed

May 12, 2021May 11, 20216 days ago Doug McClure 20 Views

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Photos: Bike & Walk to School Day

May 12, 2021May 11, 20216 days ago Vanessa Fournier 23 Views

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Photos: Construction on Vt. Rte 16 Bridge #1

May 12, 2021May 11, 20216 days ago Vanessa Fournier 32 Views

Elizabeth McCarthy, from Walden, was inspired to compose an original poem,”when the soil is thawed,” while running the Adamant Half Marathon on May 8. The 13.1-mile race started and ended in Adamant Village. courtesy photo

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Hilly Half Marathon Inspires Local Runners

May 12, 2021May 11, 20216 days ago Jim Flint 39 Views 3 min read

The rhythmic beat of runners’ footsteps returned to the enduring hills of Calais and East Montpelier on Saturday, May 8.

Craftsbury sophomore Charlie Krebs practices the long jump during track and field on Dustan Field Friday. photo by Vanessa Fournier

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Photo: Long Jump Practice

May 12, 2021May 11, 20216 days ago Vanessa Fournier 14 Views

Umpire Leo Clark calls Delaney Fowler of Twinfield out at the plate as Blue Mountain catcher Lauren Joy makes the play. photo by Vanessa Fournier

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Lady Trojans Struggle Against Top of the Division

May 12, 2021May 11, 20216 days ago Ken Brown 27 Views

Division IV powers Danville and Blue Mountain flexed their muscles against the Twinfield softball team last week, ending their two-game win streak.

MaryJane McKenzie (left) and Jessica Royer (right) of the Hazen Union track and field team pass a baton during practice May 6 on Hudson Field. photo by Vanessa Fournier

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Photo: Track and Field Practice

May 12, 2021May 11, 20216 days ago Vanessa Fournier 17 Views

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OSSU May Receive $5 Million in Federal COVID Relief Funds

May 5, 2021May 5, 20212 weeks ago Doug McClure 41 Views current 4 min read

Superintendent Adam Rosenberg estimated that by the end of 2024 the Orleans Southwest Supervisory Union (OSSU) will have received $5,000,000 or more in federal aid.

The Wolcott Transfer Station was humming with people bringing trash in during Green Up Day. So many people got involved that select board vice chair Kurt Klein said the supply of original green bags was exhausted and the transfer station began accepting black bags. photo by Doug McClure

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Volunteers Help Green Up Day Get back to Normal

May 5, 2021May 12, 20212 weeks ago Doug McClure 76 Views 4 min read

Green Up Day 2021 could be a sign that things are returning to normal.