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School Budget Up For Third Vote - The Hardwick Gazette
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School Budget Up For Third Vote - The Hardwick Gazette

WOLCOTT – Area residents have yet another chance to discuss the proposed FY26 school district budget at a public information meeting, June 4, at 6 p.m., before a June 11 Australian Ballot vote. That will be the third school budget snce town meeting day when residents voted down the first proposed FY26 budget. The second school budget vote, Tuesday, April 28, failed with 150 no votes and 140 voting yes on the $6.14 million budget. A third school…Read Article
Fire Ignited by Crashed Car Destroys Iconic Red Barn - The Hardwick Gazette
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Fire Ignited by Crashed Car Destroys Iconic Red Barn - The Hardwick Gazette

WOLCOTT – The iconic red barn, close to Rte. 15, not far to the west of Wolcott village, caught fire and burned to the ground after it was hit by a small silver car whose engine caught fire, igniting the barn, according to Brian Fortmann. Fortmann was driving back to Hardwick after an eventful day in Williston, when a very small fire caught his eye as he drove by, he said. It took him a few seconds to realize it was not normal. A barn close to …Read Article
'Raging Grannies' protest Trump in North Carolina
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'Raging Grannies' protest Trump in North Carolina

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Protesters calling themselves the “Raging Grannies” took part in an anti-Trump demonstration in Greensboro, NC, recently. There were more than 700 rallies and community events scheduled across the United States to protest Trump’s policies, part of the decentralized “50501” movement. The numerical name stands for “50 protests in 50 states on 1 day,” referencing a push for nationwide protests that took off on Reddit in February. National organiz…See the Story

SHIRLEY OPAL BOARDMAN - The Hardwick Gazette

WOLCOTT — The world was forever changed on November 8, 1937, when Shirley Opal Boardman entered the world. Born at home in South Peacham, to Gladys (May) and Dennis Boardman, she weighed in on the scale at the general store at a whopping four pounds; her mother recollected that she was small enough to be nestled into a shoe box. She was a tiny miracle but however small she may have been, the love that she brought into the world and carried throu…Wolcott, Vermont · WolcottRead Article

Finish day with annual Wolcott church dinner

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The Wolcott United Methodist Church hosts its annual Spring Maple Dinner on Saturday, April 5, at the church.Wolcott, Vermont · WolcottRead Article

Budget Vote, Round-Two, Scheduled - The Hardwick Gazette

WOLCOTT – Town voters will soon have the opportunity to weigh in on a revised Wolcott Town School budget for FY26. It reduces the property tax rate to 25.5 cents from the 30 cents that would have resulted from the budget rejected by voters on town meeting day,185 to 95, almost a two to one margin. Polls will be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. for the vote, April 29. An informational meeting is scheduled before the vote, Wednesday, April 16, 6 p.m., a…Wolcott, Vermont · WolcottRead Article

School Revives Square Dancing with Help from Local Community - The Hardwick Gazette

Wolcott Elementary sixth-grade student Madison Jablonskis promenades with physical education teacher Rosemary Leach. WOLCOTT — Wolcott Elementary School is integrating square dancing into its physical education curriculum, through a collaborative effort between school staff and local dance experts.The initiative began when Principal Dennis Hill, who has memories of square dancing from his own school days, noticed the traditional activity was mis…Education · WolcottRead Article

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