Obituaries: Hockensmith, Jenne, LeBlanc
Obituaries for three Northeast Kingdom residents: Rev. David Hockensmith, Steven Jenne, and Norman LeBlanc.
Obituaries for three Northeast Kingdom residents: Rev. David Hockensmith, Steven Jenne, and Norman LeBlanc.
AWARE reported twelve clients between July 12 and July 19. The nonprofit provides domestic and sexual violence support in Hardwick.
A small child was found walking alone on Mill Street around 5:38 a.m. on July 12. Citizens called police and stayed with the child until deputies arrived.
The Hardwick Fire Auxiliary hosted a fire safety day on July 18, featuring the state Fire Safety House for home fire escape practice.
Hardwick's antique fire engine led a parade up Granite Street on July 17 to celebrate the life of Christopher Bartlett, joined by responders from 11 towns.
Jeudevine Memorial Library celebrated its 130th anniversary and the first anniversary of its new addition with a July 18 party featuring a garden dedication, music, and cake.
Hardwick Select Board discusses permanent skatepark, appoints Town Meeting Options Task Force and Jackson Dam committee.
Hardwick's floodplain administrator receives national Larry R. Johnston award for floodplain management.
Hardwick Police report two fatalities from a June 27 crash, a suspended license arrest on July 4, and a stolen 1997 BMW Z3 convertible.
AWARE served 12 people in the first full week of July, the nonprofit reported. Hotline and services are available for domestic and sexual violence victims.
After Thursday's storms brought up to 2.27 inches of rain in Cabot, cooler and drier conditions arrive midweek before a wet weekend.
Hardwick Police Department's weekly media log for July 5-12 includes a dead body, auto theft, and multiple property watches.
Police cited Casandra J. Rich after she admitted using crack cocaine, a violation of her conditions of release, and transported her to Copley Hospital.
Bear Cieri's Quarry Survey photo exhibit is now on view at Front Seat Coffee in Hardwick.
Gazette editor Paul Fixx joined a panel of newspaper editors on Vermont Public's 'Vermont This Week' on July 3.
OSSU distributed 190 gallons of milk and served over 220 children on July 2; free meal kits available Thursdays through August 6.
A new Vermont law makes fire chiefs the local forest fire wardens, requiring burn permits from them or appointed deputies. Hardwick contacts listed.
Hardwick Police are looking for information after a wallet was stolen from a parked car at Dollar General on July 1.
Adaptive Sports Partners hosts weekly adaptive biking on the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail in Hardwick every Monday.
After oppressive heat and thunderstorms, a cold front brings showers Thursday and Friday, then sunny skies and comfortable humidity for the weekend.
Hardwick Fire Department responded to 19 calls in June, including medical assists, alarms, and one fire.
Hardwick police logged thefts, overdose, suicide attempt, and numerous traffic stops during June 29-July 5.
Central Vermont Community Radio will relocate from the Creative Campus by March 1, 2027, after its lease was not renewed.
Sen. Scott Beck told the Hardwick select board that only 56 miles of road will be paved this year due to EV revenue shortfalls, while five elementary schools are closing.
Children ages 5 and under can enjoy a free story time about money and community at Jeudevine Memorial Library in Hardwick on July 16 at 10:30 a.m., with Community Bank.
Vermont State Police responded to a DUI call on Hutchins Farm Road in Hardwick.
The Buffalo Mountain Town Forest Steering Committee seeks community input on uses for a proposed 329-acre town forest through a survey due July 13.
Hardwick Police report three separate incidents: a deer strike on Route 16, a traffic stop leading to a criminal suspension charge, and a two-car crash requiring extrication.
Mary Queen of All Saints Parish hosted a farewell brunch for Fr. Raj Madri on June 14 in Hardwick.
Cartoonist Joe Heller's latest 'Heller's World' installment appears in the Hardwick Gazette on June 30.
Lamoille Valley Ford in Hardwick received the 2025 Ford President's Award for customer satisfaction, its 16th such honor and 11th consecutive year.
Hazen Union School Board approved a revised stormwater plan to save white pines along Eaton Brook Trail, narrowing the collection area to preserve the trees.
A seasonal Hardwick resident calls a town meeting resolution on Israel 'wrong-headed' and urges its repeal.
Zane Davison, 32, pleaded guilty to second-degree aggravated domestic assault and received a suspended prison sentence and 10 years probation.
AWARE reports 11 people used its services from June 14-28. The nonprofit provides crisis support and advocacy for domestic and sexual violence survivors.
A deer strike, a stop for driving on a suspended license, and a two-car crash with extrication kept Hardwick police busy from June 23 to 27.
Hardwick police responded to an overdose, injury crash, theft, and dozens of other calls during the week of June 21-27.
Hazen Union girls basketball's summer schedule includes Lamoille and PA leagues, Norwich camp, and Lone Wolf AAU tournaments.
Jola Otten, recent Twinfield-Cabot graduate, will play for Vermont in the 51st Lions Cup All-Star Match on July 18 at Hanover High School.
Tom Dekornfeld calls on Hardwick to repeal a town meeting resolution pledging to end support for Israel, saying it is divisive and harmful to local Jewish residents.
Cooking activity at Jeudevine Memorial Library on July 15 with Reeve Basom. Take home a seedling.
Hardwick Gazette Editor Paul Fixx will appear on Vermont This Week with Mitch Wertlieb to discuss community journalism.
A roundup of community events in the Hardwick area from July 1 to 15, including library programs, concerts, educational talks, and social gatherings.
Hardwick police seek public's help after an elderly resident was robbed while asleep during a late-night break-in on June 19.
Record 120 golfers at Masters Memorial tournament; oldest alum Joyce Slayton Mitchell (class of 1951) honored at HAHU reunion despite rain.
46 firefighters from six Vermont departments practiced joint vehicle extrication techniques at Hardwick Fire Station on June 20.
Craftsbury Academy, Hazen Union, and Twinfield Union held graduations in June, with top students announced and community celebrations.
Hardwick Electric Department commissioners reviewed FY25 finances, discussed infrastructure plans including substation rebuild, dam projects, and outage notification system.
Former Peoples Academy star Ben Alekson named to All-ECAC Team after standout season at Fairfield University.
Driver Dan Ayer, 68, of Berlin, suffered a medical event before his pickup hit a South Main Street apartment building; four occupants uninjured.