Lakeview Union School to Host Second Community Forum July 20th

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The Lakeview school building needs significant repairs and renovations to remain safe and code-compliant and to continue to meet the educational needs of Greensboro and Stannard children.  This forum will be the second opportunity to learn more about the options for addressing renovation needs, including each scenario’s possible cost.

More information is available at the school board website, https://lakeviewschoolboard.ossu.org/lakeview-facilities.html

The board’s website will be updated frequently with new materials and information about the possible renovation for your review in advance of the forum.  Be sure to check back often.

The forum will take place on Thursday, July 20 at the Lakeview Union School.

6:15 pm:  Tour of school facilities

7:00 pm – 8:30 p.m.:  Forum and discussion

All are welcome to attend.

Wonder & Wisdom and The Art House Join

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Wonder & Wisdom and The Art House announced an expansion of their collaboration into a formal merger of the two organizations last week.  Now known as WonderArts, the community-based nonprofit will be offer more diverse, expansive, and creative opportunities to the communities of Craftsbury, Greensboro, Hardwick, and beyond.   With a continuing focus on the cultivation of learning and exploration, WonderArts seeks to enrich our community, schools, and economy through creativity, conversation, and collaboration focused on the arts, recreation, and innovative programming that will serve multiple generations.

More information, especially about upcoming summer programming, is available at their website, https://wonderartsvt.org. The summer newsletter, located at the WonderArts website, provides a snapshot of their collaborative programming over the past year.

Greensboro Planning Commission Vacancies

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The Greensboro Planning Commission currently has two vacancies.  The commission meets the second Monday of the month at 7 PM.  You do not have to be a full-time Greensboro resident to serve on the commission.

This is a 7-member board that is responsible for developing amendments to the zoning bylaws and the town plan.  They also consider proposed amendments submitted by others, including those submitted by petition.  In addition, they prepare and approve written reports on any proposed amendment for review by the select board.  As many will remember from last year’s annual meeting, the commission is currently working on a redraft of the Greensboro Town Plan.

If you are interested in serving, contact the town office at 533-2911, or send a letter of interest to:

Town of Greensboro, Attn. Planning Commission, PO Box 119, Greensboro, VT 05841.