The Town of Greensboro Website Task Force is conducting a survey of the Town website, and has asked the Greensboro Association to get the word out! From the Town of Greensboro Website Task Force. In May, the Selectboard approved the formation of a Task Force to examine how the Town’s website currently serves the community […]
The 2021 Annual Meeting of the Greensboro Association will be held on Thursday, August 5th at 4:00pm in Fellowship Hall at the United Church of Christ in Greensboro, VT. All members of the Association are invited and encouraged to attend. The Agenda for the meeting will be distributed prior to the meeting. At the meeting, our […]
The Federation of Vermont Lakes and Ponds is pleased to announce that online registration for the 2021 virtual, online, and FREE Lake Seminar, scheduled for Friday, June 4, is now open. The theme and title for this year’s seminar is “Phosphorus Pollution – A High Stakes Watershed Issue.” Because this year’s seminar is going virtual, […]
The Stewards of the Greensboro Watershed have announced a Zoom meeting for this Thursday, April 8 from 3-5pm regarding the possible reclassification of lakes in our area by the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources. This includes Caspian Lake. All interested are welcome to attend this meeting and learn more. Christine Armstrong is one of the […]
UPDATE: A recording of this seminar is available on the Greensboro Town Website www.greensborovt.org. Dr. G. Richard Olds will host a zoom webinar on March 15, 2021 at 7:00 to share information about the COVID 19 vaccines. Dr. Olds is a physician, educator and expert on newly emerging infectious diseases. During his 30 year career […]
The Greensboro Planning Commission (GPC) has moved the start time for their January 13 meeting to 3:30pm EST (not 5pm as previously announced). The agenda and zoom link for the meeting has been published on the Town website at the following link under the heading “GPC Meeting Agendas and Minutes – 2021”. https://www.greensborovt.org/planning-commission/ This […]
The Greensboro Association has received the following information to clarify the process of reviewing and approving new zoning bylaws in Greensboro. This information has been prepared for the GA by the zoning administrator for the Town, Brett Stanciu. Her contact details are below. Currently, there are four new zoning bylaws being considered – For more […]
The Town of Greensboro’s Planning Commission (GPC) has posted four additional documents on the Town’s official website following our email earlier this week, one of which makes a significant change in the GPC’s proposed Short-Term Rental (STR) bylaw by removing the one week minimum rental period in favor of a new minimum rental period of […]
The Town of Greensboro’s Planning Commission is proposing that the Town enact four significant new bylaws governing property use in Greensboro. These four proposed bylaws have recently been posted on the Town’s official website https://www.greensborovt.org/planning-commission/under the subheading “GPC Meeting Supplemental Documents 2020”. The draft bylaws are subject to further revision by the Planning Commission and […]
All are welcome to join the “Hafta-have-a-Halloween Festival” in Greensboro Village, Saturday, October 31st, from 4-6pm. Modern Times Theater is working with area organizations and individuals to create a fun, safe, outdoor event for the whole family. In addition to trick-or-treating and hot food offered by the Greensboro United Church, there will be art activities, […]
At Monday’s Greensboro Emergency Response Team meeting, Town Health Officer Carl Stein reported that the Greensboro area did not see the anticipated spike in COVID cases following either of the major summer holiday weekends. This good news was attributed to the excellent communication efforts of GERT, and particularly to the diligence of summer residents and […]
During the Greensboro Association Annual meeting on Thursday August 6, these links were shared which are resources for lake health and care. Thank you to the Lakewise Organization, as well as Christine Armstrong for sharing them. For more information about the programs on Caspian Lake, please see this article on the Greensboro Association Website. https://dec.vermont.gov/sites/dec/files/wsm/lakes/Lakewise/docs/lp_VermontLakeWiseNativePlantList.pdf […]
Looking for a fun, interesting activity this summer? Take the self-guided History Explorer Walk in Greensboro Village or Greensboro Bend. Children and adults alike are invited to explore a bit of Greensboro’s history with a fun, self-guided walk through the village sponsored by the Greensboro Historical Society & Greensboro Free Library. Pick up a map with a questionnaire on the back at the Greensboro Free Library, the Greensboro Historical Society, at […]
As your thoughts turn to Greensboro this summer, please consider subscribing to the Hardwick Gazette. Our local paper, in existence since 1889, is struggling with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. As you may be aware, many local news outlets like The Hardwick Gazette are grappling with the loss of ad revenue and over the […]
We have been asked to post this by the Town of Greensboro and the Greensboro/Stannard Emergency Response Team. For additional posts, go to the Town website at www.greensborovt.org. July 1, 2020 Dear Greensboro Neighbors and Guests, July 4th weekend may be the most popular time of year for families to gather together here in the […]
We are very close! Rhodes Boester, an 8th grade summer resident, has teamed with a generous anonymous donor who has offered to match gifts to the Greensboro Community Relief Fund to a sum of $10,000, through July 31. We are three quarters to goal. Monthly distributions are being made from the Fund to organizations best […]
The new Directory of Members of the Greensboro Association is available at Willey’s Store. Ask for it as part of your phone and online orders to the store, or look for it on the shelves. If you do not plan to be in Greensboro this summer you can purchase a copy of the directory and […]
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the Town of Greensboro has decided to cancel the traditional Funky Fourth parade and carnival in honor of Independence Day. The fireworks will go on as planned on July 3.
The State has announced an additional change in quarantine requirements for travelers to Vermont. “ Starting June 15, travelers will have the option to: Quarantine in their home state for 14 days before coming to Vermont if driving in personal vehicle, and making no stops along the way OR Quarantine at a Vermont lodging establishment for […]
