VSP Arrest Alleged Woodbury Shooter
Vermont State Police (VSP) announced Friday that they had made an arrest in the 2018 double homicide on Bliss Road in Woodbury.
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Gazette to Shutter Building in Attempt to Survive COVID
The Gazette will close its offices on South Main Street effective Dec. 31 to reduce costs in hopes of keeping the paper in operation.
Read moreMore than 90 Local Newsrooms Closed During the Coronavirus Pandemic
by Kristen Hare October 20, 2021 [Reprinted with permission from Poynter.org.] [pull quote: “Since 2004, about 1,800 newspapers have closed
Read moreWrite for the Gazette!
by Ray Small, Editor The Gazette needs your help in covering events in your town. Before the COVID outbreak, we
Read moreGreensboro to Provide Community Skating Rink
The Town of Greensboro is taking steps to help young Elladj Baldes, Tara Lipinskis, Sonja Henies and Bobby Orrs discover and polish their talents.
Read moreResident Questions Missing Paving Lines
At a meeting of the Walden Select Board on November 22, Liz Wilkel commented on pavement lines missing on Cabot Road.
Read moreMan Faces Two Counts of Aggravated Domestic Assault
HARDWICK – Righley Jones, 20, has been charged with two counts of Assault-Aggravated Domestic-First Degree With a Weapon. Jones is also charged with a misdemeanor count of Unlawful Mischief $250 or less and Disorderly Conduct.
Read moreBoard Considers Sludge, Preliminary Budget
At its November 18 meeting, the Hardwick Select Board heard preliminary budget numbers in the areas of buildings and the police department, as well as an overall summary of what the preliminary picture is looking like for revenues and an estimate of the tax rate.
Read moreBoard Reviews Budget Requests, Discusses Town Position
WOLCOTT – The Wolcott Select Board heard budget requests from the library, the fire department, and parks and recreation at last Wednesday’s meeting. Vice chair Kurt Klein presented a high-level view of the budget, and both he and Linda Martin talked about the necessity of continuing with a town administrator position in some form after Randall Szott’s recent departure.
Read moreQuestions Raised Over Proposed Charter Change
At a hearing on November 18, the Hardwick Select Board heard questions from residents Orise Ainsworth and Paul Fixx about the proposed charter change.
Read moreClean Energy Committee Tackles Energy Waste One Step at a Time
If you’ve seen Bill Chidsey biking around town and observing town buildings, you’ve witnessed the beginning of the Hardwick Clean Energy Committee.
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