Fluffy Pancakes Challenge Winter Storm
Nearly 300 fluffy pancakes were served to almost one hundred hungry diners as the Greensboro United Church of Christ celebrated Shrove Tuesday with its annual pancake supper on February 16.
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Craftsbury Third Graders Learn in the Outdoors
Julie Higgins’ third-grade class set out on one of its more ambitious outdoor learning experiences in January: building a “quinzhee hut” on the school’s woodlot.
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Cabot Town Meeting Looks Different This Year
Town 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.
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Cabot School Board Approves FY22 Budget Proposal
On February 16, the Cabot School Board made a motion to approve budgeted expenditures to provide for students in fiscal year 2022 or FY22.
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Local Quilt Celebrates Black History Month
Ama Peyman is recreating a new community quilt for this year’s Black History Month Project at the Cabot Public Library.
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Saints Edge Chargers Late
First 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.
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Emerald Ash Borer Management for Forest Landowners
In last week’s issue, I discussed the status and biology of Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) and its effects on hedgerows.
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Lady Cats Start Season Early, Fall to Mid-Vt. on the Road
The Hazen girls’ basketball team started the season with a tough road test last weekend, falling to a hot-shooting Mid-Vermont Christian (MVCS) team on the road.
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Cabot Creamery Biodigester Project Clearing Hurdles
The petition of Agri-Mark, Inc./Cabot Creamery for a Certificate of Public Good (CPG), presented to the Public Utilities Commission on November 24, 2020, has been clearing procedural hurdles.
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