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High School Basketball Still in a Holding Pattern
by Ken Brown NORTHEAST KINGDOM – Governor Scott gave the green light for Vermont high schools to have the option
2020 Annual Hardwick Gazette Runners’ Roundup Awards
In this final issue of the year, the Gazette salutes runners who tirelessly pound out the miles on area roads, trails, and tracks.
Rays of Brilliance Shine Through in a Splintered 2020 Sports Season
by Ken Brown HARDWICK – COVID-19 abruptly brought the high school basketball postseason to a close, wiped out the entire
Craftsbury Outdoor Center Opens with Reservation System
The Craftsbury Outdoor Center (COC) officially opened its ski trails on December 12. Most skiing is focused on a three-km loop of man-made snow, at least until the natural snow arrives.
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EntertainmentView All
Ballet Wolcott Performs Virtually
On December 5, Ballet Wolcott filmed a virtual performance of “The Land Of the Sweets” from the second act of “The Nutcracker.” The performance was staged at the town hall in Wolcott.
ObituariesView All
MARY A. GUSHA
EAST HARDWICK – Mary Anne Gusha, 77, of East Hardwick, died peacefully, on Wednesday, December 30, 2020, at UVM Medical
Woodsmoke by Julie Atwood
Columns
Mark Lichtenstein: A Remembrance
by Brendan N. Buckley, M.D. GREENSBORO – One evening, early in the year 1980, a phone conversation between Washington D.C.
A Guide to Nature in Winter
by Henry Homeyer CORNISH FLAT, N.H. – This is a good time to be outdoors exploring the fields and woods.
Trouble Is, There’s No Where to Go
I’d have to rate the Christmas of 1958 as the worst I’ve ever experienced.
