This year’s Annual Meeting of the Greensboro Association covered a range of topics. We approved the budget for next year and elected a new slate of Officers, which you can find here: https://www.greensboroassociation.org/about/board-of-trustees/. John Schweizer and Stewart Arnold spoke about their efforts to work with the State to curb future ice and water damage to […]
Planning on taking your first hike up Barr Hill for the season in the coming weeks? The road to the nature trail has been in need of repair for several years, and now, with help from the Nature Conservancy and the Town, it will be repaired in the coming weeks. The access road to the […]
At Greensboro’s Town Meeting in March, voters conducted a non-binding straw poll regarding the GAAR tent on the Town Hall Green. Through a show of hands, those in attendance indicated strong support for the Select Board to allow GAAR to erect its tent on the Town Hall Green for the 2016 summer season. The new […]
Several properties on Caspian this year have sustained significant ice and water damage from high lake levels. According to Vermont’s Agency of Natural Resources (ANR), Hardwick Electric Department (HED) is not responsible for managing water levels on Caspian by adjusting the dam at the beach despite their ownership of the beach and the dam. […]
The GHS held its winter meeting this past March. The meeting included a panel discussion entitled The Power of Water, which explored the history of water in Greensboro and Greensboro Bend as well as recent upgrades and changes to the town’s water system. The discussion can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCUrjCPKcM0&feature=youtu.be A special thank you to […]
The Greensboro Select Board is reviewing a proposed policy for temporary signage on municipal property. Should it be approved, the policy will define what constitutes a temporary sign and sets out procedures for posting signs on municipal property, specifically that signs posted on town property must be approved by the Select Board. Signs on private […]
Update August 25: The alleged gunman in yesterdays homicide is in custody after turning himself into Hardwick police. https://www.wptz.com/…/police-search-for-murder-sus…/34878206 August 24: Residents of Greensboro and area towns should be aware that a police manhunt is underway this morning following a reported homicide in the area. See WCAX link for details.
Love and sadness were in the air on Friday, July 31 when the community threw a farewell party for the Hursts who are leaving Greensboro this fall. The new firehouse was decked out for the event, with guestbook, flowers and tables of refreshments. Merrill spoke of their life in Greensboro and community members responded with […]
Join the Greensboro community to say an early Goodbye and Farewell to Tom and Merrill Hurst on July 31st. Tom and Merrill will relocate to New York State in the fall, and in doing so leave a legacy of friendships, business leadership and community service behind them in Greensboro. They will be missed!
2015 marks the 70th season of Lake Concerts on Sundays on Caspian Lake. Lisa and John Hewett and their family have been in charge of these concerts for many decades – we all thank them for the tremendous effort and for such lovely evenings on the Lake. For all who are new to the area […]
For many years, the Greensboro Association has joined the Town of Greensboro in supporting Boat Monitors for the Public Boat Launch at the Public Beach on Caspian Lake. These monitors ask boat owners who use the Public Launch where they have recently put their boats into the water, check incoming boats for invasive species, give […]
The Greensboro Association would like to remind members that there are several published guidelines which may be useful to owners and renters of properties, as well as all recreational users of Caspian and adjoining lakes and ponds in our area. Boating guidelines Renters guidelines […]
Vermont’s oldest historical journal will celebrate its first forty years by publishing a book-length selection of articles about the history of the summer colony and the surrounding communities of Greensboro, Hardwick, Craftsbury and Walden. Timothy H. Breen, retired Professor of American History at Northwestern University, wrote the introduction. The authors include founding editor Dan Métraux, […]
We are delighted to announce that the Swimming program for children at the Public Beach will return this summer after a one year hiatus. A round of applause is due to Lorelei Wheeler from our board, Nicole Miller (of the Hardwick REACH program) and Michelle Laflam (of 4 Seasons of Early Learning) for the hard […]
An important meeting to discuss the effects of Education Bill H.361 on our local schools and property tax rates will take place June 16, 2015 at 6:00pm at the Woodbury Elementary school, 63 Valley Lake Road, Woodbury, VT. Anyone who is interested in local education possibilities and the effect on their property taxes should […]
Don’t miss Greensboro’s Independence Day festivities. Events include the Funky Fourth parade on July 4 beginning at 9:30 a.m., music and games in front of the town hall after the parade, the book sale at the Greensboro Free Library, the UCC chicken barbecue, (contact UCC for tickets, [email protected]). The Fireworks display at the Ballfield will take […]
The repair of the Walden bridge on Route 15 will occur this summer. Route 15 is scheduled to be closed at the bridge, effectively cutting off travel from Danville and points southeast to Greensboro and Hardwick on Route 15. The project is described here. The closure is currently scheduled from July 6, 2015 for […]
The School Board Directors in Craftsbury, Hardwick, Greensboro, Stannard, Wolcott and Woodbury want to learn how community members like to receive school and school board-related information. They also want to hear ideas and suggestions for improving education within our local communities. The information collected will impact school board-community activities, announcements, and events next school year. […]
Circus Smirkus is gearing up to open the newly built summer camp on Breezy Avenue. The first campers arrive on June 12, and contractors have been working hard to have the facility ready. On the weekend of May 30-31, volunteers are being invited to help with the finishing touches (painting, planting, etc.) needed have the […]
