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AWARE, Inc. board member Alex Utevsky (left) presents Mariel Hess (right), of Glover, with an Old Town Vapor 10 Kayak, the grand prize of the 9th Annual Kayak Fundraiser for AWARE. The raffle raised $1,377. photos by Vanessa Fournier

Photo: Kayak Fundraiser for AWARE

August 4, 2021August 3, 2021 Vanessa Fournier 23 Views

photo by Vanessa Fournier Artist John Steven Gurney (left), of Brattleboro, draws a caricature of Raz Mille (left), 12, Andrew Royan (center), 12, and his brother Max Royan (right), 9, all of Craftsbury, as Thor, Captain America and Spiderman during the 5th Vermont Blueberry Festival held July 31 at the Craftsbury Farmers Market. photo by Vanessa Fournier

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Photos: Blueberry Festival

August 4, 2021August 3, 2021 Vanessa Fournier 14 Views

Maddison LaPoint (left), 6, is assisted by her sister Lucie LaPoint (right), 4, of Hardwick at the 2nd Annual Maddison’s Kitchen Bake Sale held Saturday in front of their home. Their mom, Angela LaPoint, was in charge of the baking. photo by Vanessa Fournier

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Photo: Maddison’s Kitchen Bake Sale

August 4, 2021August 3, 2021 Vanessa Fournier 18 Views

Nashoba Nasser, 4, and his sisters Yasmine, 9, and Violet, 6, of Berkeley, California, set up their mobile lemonade stand three times July 17, divided their total proceeds of $75.00 equally and donated them to the Hardwick Town House, Jeudevine Library, and the Village Pedestrian Bridge Fund. They are the grandchildren of Kathleen and Steven Sampson of Hardwick. photo by Vanessa Fournier

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Photo: Lemonade Stand @ Community Forum

August 4, 2021August 3, 2021 Vanessa Fournier 14 Views

photo by Vanessa Fournier Colleen and George Peak, Danielle Foster, and her daughter Madeleine Foster-Pudvah stand behind the many different desserts offered at the grand opening of D’s Bake House on July 17. Top of the Mountain Vegetable Farm has partnered with Danielle Foster of Hardwick and her culinary skills for baking breads, cookies, pies, muffins, scones and more. The bakery will be operated at and through Top of the Mountain Vegetable Farm at 3324 Coles Pond Road in Walden. A free lunch and dessert was offered to all who attended the celebration from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

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Photo: D’s Bake House

August 4, 2021August 3, 2021 Vanessa Fournier 17 Views

Ned Houston (left), president of the Craftsbury Public Library Board of Trustees; Liz Hoffman and her husband Ben Kubic (center), son of Leesa Fine, of Virginia; and Susan O’Connell, (right) Library Director; stand in the recently-completed addition built onto the library in memory of Leesa Fine. An opening celebration was held July 25. photo by Vanessa Fournier

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Photo: Leesa Fine Room Opens

August 4, 2021August 3, 2021 Vanessa Fournier 11 Views

Trevor Smith, 10, of Hardwick, dribbles toward the basket guarded by Maleiaha Ainsworth (right), 10, of Waterbury, as coach Aaron Hill watches during the 20th Annual Hazen Hoop Camp held last week. Thirty-three attended from grades 3-9. photo by Vanessa Fournier

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Photo: Hazen Hoop Camp

August 4, 2021August 3, 2021 Vanessa Fournier 15 Views

Wolcott is applying for a $4,000 grant from the Vermont Council on Rural Development focused on energy efficiency, which would in part be used to replace lighting around the town offices and community garden with solar-powered lights. courtesy photo

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Wolcott Discusses Firearms in Town Buildings

July 28, 2021July 27, 2021 Doug McClure 65 Views current 5 min read

The Wolcott Select Board tackled several issues at its meeting, including firearms in town buildings, joining the Lamoille Fibernet Communications Union District (CUD), fuel bids, the tax rate, and a new refrigerator.

Greensboro Bend 4-H’er Natalie Michaud was named Junior Fitting and Showing Champion at the Orleans and Essex 4-H County Dairy Show, July 22, in Barton. photo by Emily Michaud

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Local 4-H’ers Compete at Dairy Show

July 28, 2021July 27, 2021 Hardwick Gazette 39 Views

BARTON – It was all about cows on July 22 at the Orleans County Fairgrounds in Barton as 36 members

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Greensboro Historical Society Dedicates Hinman Road Sign

July 28, 2021July 27, 2021 Hardwick Gazette 51 Views 2 min read

On Wednesday, July 21, over 50 people joined the Greensboro Historical Society (GHS) to dedicate the sign commemorating the starting point of Hinman Settler Road in Greensboro and Timothy Hinman, the man who built it.