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Circus Smirkus Kicks off Annual Tour of New England - The Hardwick Gazette

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Circus Smirkus Kicks off Annual Tour of New England - The Hardwick Gazette

GREENSBORO – The 38th annual Circus Smirkus Big Top Tour kicks off on Saturday, June 28, at The Circus Barn in Greensboro. The opening weekend performances are Saturday at 6 p.m., and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.. These first three performances launch a 65-show tour across four states and 15 towns over 50 days this summer. Upcoming area shows include four shows at Farr’s Field in Waterbury July 2 and July 3; four shows at Mary Hogan Elementary F…Read Article

The Wizard of Oz, June 4 - The Hardwick Gazette

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The Wizard of Oz, June 4 - The Hardwick Gazette

CRAFTSBURY – Craftsbury Academy students in grades 2 to 12 will present “The Wizard of Oz,” with two performances on Wednesday, June 4 at 12:30 p.m. and 7 p.m., at the Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro. This classic will be brought to life by a cast and crew under the direction of Kate Locke. This event is open to all students, staff, families and community members.Admission is by donation at the door; support will help to fund the arts…Read Article

Introduction to Fishing | Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

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Introduction to Fishing | Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

Introduction to Fishing Fishing Clinic charlee.drury@… Mon, 06/02/2025 - 10:43 This clinic is in partnership with the Hardwick Conservation Commission. Participants will gain hands on experience and learn about species of fish, habitat, how to fish and more. No experience, fishing gear, or licenses required during the program. Location: Lake Eligo Access Area, 1710 Elligo Lake Rd. Greensboro, VT 05841 Event Date June 28, 2025 - 9:00 AM - June …Read Article

Town Hall Uses Proposed, Discussed - The Hardwick Gazette

GREENSBORO – The May 14 regular select board meeting garnered its usual attendance, with many community members wondering what’s next for the town hall. Several proposed uses came up in discussion throughout the evening. Other agenda items included the potential purchase of a new fire truck, paving bids and other public concerns. Select Board Chair MacNeil said at the board’s May 14 meeting, the Greensboro Town Hall blue room (seen here May 25)…Greensboro, Vermont · Greensboro Read Article

MARTHA NIEMI - The Hardwick Gazette

GREENSBORO – It is with deep sorrow and much love that we announce the passing of our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and friend, Martha Niemi, who left this world peacefully on Saturday, May 24, at the age of 81. A complete obituary and information for her services will be available in a later edition. The des Groseilliers Funeral Home is in care of arrangements. The post MARTHA NIEMI appeared first on The Hardwick Gazette.Greensboro, Vermont · Greensboro Read Article

Gazette Conversation in Greensboro - The Hardwick Gazette

The Hardwick Gazette’s conversation with Greensboro drew over 20 people who learned how the paper does it’s work, how its website allows online access and were able to make suggestions and get their questions answered, Sunday, May 19, at the Highland Center for the Arts. Hill Farmstead Brewery samples, Wilson Farm ice cream and Jasper Hill Farm cheeses were featured snacks for those attending.GBO Community Convphoto by Norma SpauldingThe post Ga…Greensboro, Vermont · Greensboro Read Article

Fire Truck Replacement on Agenda in Greensboro

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GREENSBORO - Greensboro Fire Chief Dave Brochu addressed the Greensboro Selectboard at Wednesday’s meeting. He presented the fire department’s need for a new truck, which would replace two of their current trucks. Brochu said their Engine One and Rescue Ten…Greensboro, Vermont · Greensboro See the Story

What Happens Next? - The Hardwick Gazette

To the editor: Although I understood the concerns of both sides on the recent Rural Edge controversy, I was in favor of this nonprofit organization’s proposal. It seemed to address the needs for affordable housing in Greensboro and provided a way to fund the extensive repairs that the Town Hall will require for future use. That said, I am still pleased to live in a democracy here in Greensboro, so I accept the outcome of the recent vote: 147 yes…Greensboro, Vermont · Greensboro Read Article

Greensboro Initiative Seeks Volunteers, Tools - The Hardwick Gazette

GREENSBORO BEND – The Greensboro Initiative of Central Vermont Habitat for Humanity broke ground for the duplex home at 1119 Main Street in Greensboro Bend on Monday, April 28, after site supervisor, Bill Hardy, and members of the Steering Committee cleaned up the lot on Sunday. Anyone interested in volunteering for this building project should register in advance on the online system Volunteer Up, volunteerup.com/Login.asp?w=i&o=328. This site…Greensboro, Vermont · Greensboro Read Article

Town Hall Sale to Rural Edge Voted Down Resoundingly - The Hardwick Gazette

GREENSBORO – Three hundred and seventy-four Greensboro voters weighed in today, April 29, with the majority voting against allowing the select board to sign a purchase and sale agreement with Rural Edge for a project to convert the town hall into 16 to 20 apartments. Two hundred-twenty seven of the ballots, or 60.7%, were marked no. One hundred forty-seven ballots were marked yes, just 39.3%, with one spoiled ballot marked both yes and no. After…Greensboro, Vermont · Greensboro Read Article

Energy and Climate Action Committee Meeting, April 17 - The Hardwick Gazette

GREENSBORO—The Greensboro Energy and Climate Action Committee will hold its quarterly hybrid meeting on Thursday, April 17, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., downstairs at the Greensboro Free Library, located on East Craftsbury Road. The public is welcome. The zoom link can be found on the Greensboro town website. The post Energy and Climate Action Committee Meeting, April 17 appeared first on The Hardwick Gazette.Greensboro, Vermont · Greensboro Read Article

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