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Headlines for June 14th, 2017

The Hardwick Electric Department and The Morrisville Water & Light Department transfer wires from an existing pole to a new 55-foot pole in front of the Hardwick Elementary School, June 9. The South Main Street project will remove eight existing telephone poles out of the town road (right of way) and replace them with new poles approximately 10 feet back. This will make room for better parking and new sidewalks. (Vanessa Fournier)
The Hardwick Electric Department and The Morrisville Water & Light Department transfer wires from an existing pole to a new 55-foot pole in front of the Hardwick Elementary School, June 9. The South Main Street project will remove eight existing telephone poles out of the town road (right of way) and replace them with new poles approximately 10 feet back. This will make room for better parking and new sidewalks. (Vanessa Fournier)

 

  • Hazen Union School Principal to Resign
  • Arrest Made In Hardwick Arson Cases After Months-Long Investigation
  • Information Forum Tonight for Merged Board in Four Towns
  • Semi-Formal Landscaping Suggested For Town Hall
  • Developing the Next Incarnation of the Vacant Big Yellow Barn
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Headlines for June 7th, 2017

First Friday Stroll—Hardwick Police Sgt. Mike Glodgett, left, and Sr. Patrolman Chris Tetreault, right, walk along Main Street with police canine Kubo during First Friday activities, June 2.

 

  • Spring Festival Organizers Look to Next Year
  • First First Friday Shines Despite Weather
  • Greensboro Gains a New Arts Center
  • Police Chief Requests Additional Help
  • Price Scanner Violations Investigated
  • Executive Sessions Seesaw During Negotiations
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Headlines for May 31st, 2017

Spring Cleaning—The Bread & Puppet Washer Women pose for a photo after their participation in helping to break the Guinness World Record for people hand-washing dishes simultaneously. The event drew 346 people, unofficially breaking the existing record of 300 that was set in 2016, in the Philippines. It can take 12 to 15 weeks for Guinness to certify the results. The event was sponsored by Vermont Soap Company, Center for an Agricultural Economy and the Hardwick Kiwanis Club. (photo by Vanessa Fournier)

 

  • Craftsbury General Store Sandwich Runner-up
  • Hardwick Makes Run at Guinness World Record
  • Sanctuary Status Policy Clarified
  • Hardwick Select Board Hears About Buffalo Mountain Trail Conflict
  • Cabot and Marshfield Boards Consider Ambulance Service Alternatives
  • Executive Sessions Seesaw During Negotiations
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Headlines for May 24th, 2017

Landmark Lost – Members of the Hardwick Fire Department take a break after fighting the fire in the former home of the Flood Zone Bar all night. The building caught fire just before 10 p.m. on Monday night. After the fire was extinguished, a K-9 team from the Vermont State Police located several floor boards which appeared to have traces of an accelerant. The floor boards were sent to the Vermont Forensic Laboratory in Waterbury for further testing. (photo by Doug McClure)

 

  • Flood Zone Building Goes Up In Smoke
  • High-Speed Police Chase In Hardwick Sunday Night
  • Craftsbury Planning Board Reviews Act 174 Tasks
  • Special Meeting Has School Board Looking At Alternate Options
  • Walden. Barnet and Waterford Approve Merger Proposal

 

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Headlines for May 17th, 2017

the Hardwick Gazette May 17th 2017
Time on Their Hands – Jan Westervelt, left, main organizer of the Cabot tower clock restoration project, helps Peter Rioux, right, a professional clock restorer from Maine, reassemble the mechanism of the 1888 E. Howard & Co. clock in the steeple of the United Church of Cabot. Volunteers worked on the restoration for six months. (photo by Vanessa Fournier)
  • Arts Center Denies Images Altered
  • Hardwick Elementary Budget Passes
  • Supervisory Union to Appeal Labor Board Ruling
  • Pollinator Fest Comes to Hardwick, Bugs and Bats In Trouble
  • School Board Recommends Against Merger
  • Woodbury Village Store Enters Second Year
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Headlines for May 10th, 2017

the Hardwick Gazette
William Bridwell of Cabot works with the wind as he makes huge bubbles from the swinging bridge in Hardwick. (Photo by Vanessa Fournier)
  • Police Chief Details Dangerous New Trends In Drug Culture
  • Wolcott School Budget Passes on Second Try
  • Spring Fest to Host Guinness World Record Try
  • Town Clerks Rebel As More Tasks Proposed
  • Town Prepares Paving And Construction Projects
  • Labor Board Rules on School Negotiation Complaints
  • Green Up Day A Success Despite Rain