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Hank Glowiak of Chuck’s Bikes in Morrisville presents Rodney Hartwig with the grand prize of the Craftsbury Community Care Center raffle, a Marin gravel bike. Hartwig bought two tickets after learning about the raffle through a newspaper article. courtesy photo
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Morrisville Man wins Craftsbury Bike Raffle

6 days ago Hardwick Gazette 27 Views

Morrisville resident Rodney Hartwig has won the Craftsbury Community Care Center’s second-ever raffle fundraiser.

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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

6 days ago Doug McClure 20 Views
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Front Seat Coffee owner Tobin Porter-Brown has been among the standouts of Everyone Eats in the Hardwick area. The restaurant typically uses over 60% local ingredients in meals. courtesy photo
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With Everyone Eats, One Million Meals Have Been Served

2 weeks ago Hardwick Gazette 43 Views

On Thursday, April 29, Vermont Everyone Eats celebrated one million meals served to Vermonters from area restaurants and caterers like Sustainable Kitchen, Three Ponds, the Scale House, Village Restaurant, Positive Pie of Hardwick, Buffalo Mountain Coop, Chef Nadav, Front Seat Coffee, Caja Madera, the Craftsbury General Store, and Tatro’s Catering.

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Twinfield students get their temperatures taken as they enter the school. This daily check-in has become an important part of the school’s new routine. photo by Joanna Fowler
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Twinfield Union School Takes Innovative Approach to Learning During Pandemic

2 weeks ago Jamie Buckley 125 Views 5 min read

Like most schools during the pandemic, Twinfield Union School has had its share of struggles as it attempts to adapt to a new way of learning.

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Pat Haslam (left) and Jill Baker describe the Block House to a group of walkers during the summer of 2019, at a portion of the Bayley Hazen Road built during the Revolutionary War to access Canada. The monument commemorates the capture and scalping of scouts Constant Bliss and Moses Sleeper. courtesy photo
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Greensboro Historical Society Featured in Montpelier Exhibit

2 weeks ago Hardwick Gazette 34 Views

The Greensboro Historical Society is one of 14 societies and museums out of 190 in Vermont that are featured in the current “Lively and Local Historical Societies in Vermont” at the Vermont Historical Museum in Montpelier

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