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At the Hazen Union School Board meeting on Monday, public interest was thin, with just twenty total attendees including the school board, some Hazen Union board staff, Principal David Perrigo, Orleans Southwest Supervisory Union (OSSU) Finance Director Brittany Currie, and OSSU Superintendent Adam Rosenberg.
Read moreThe seven-article warning from the Craftsbury School District was discussed at an informational meeting held last Saturday via Zoom. About 20 attendees were present.
Read moreTown Meeting will look different this year. No one will file into the Cabot School gym and there won’t be any lively floor debates. Instead, voters will connect to Zoom on February 23 for a public hearing.
Read moreA recent grant award will help improve access to life-saving interventions in one of the most rural towns in the region.
Read moreOn February 16, the Cabot School Board made a motion to approve budgeted expenditures to provide for students in fiscal year 2022 or FY22.
Read moreThe Select Board held an informational meeting on the 44-article warning with 41 attendees via Zoom and several in-person participants. The two-hour, Saturday meeting gave article proponents a chance to speak up to support issues.
Read moreAma Peyman is recreating a new community quilt for this year’s Black History Month Project at the Cabot Public Library.
Read moreThe Craftsbury School District owns some parcels on which the school sits and some portions are owned by the Craftsbury Academy Trustees/Corp. Article 7 of the school warning is asking voters to transfer ownership of “all property owned by the Craftsbury School District to the Craftsbury Academy Trustees/Corp.”
Read moreBefore their third consecutive winning game of the 2021 season against Peoples Academy, three of the Hazen Union (Hazen) Wildcats boys’ team sat down to discuss just what it meant to them to be back on the court after a COVID-delayed season start.
Read moreFirst year head coach Tyler Gillespie and his Craftsbury Academy boys’ basketball team saw a fourth quarter lead evaporate against Christ Covenant last week, denying them their first win of the season.
Read moreYesterday, the state announced that it was lowering the age for eligibility for COVID vaccination from 75 to 70.
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