Entries by The Greensboro Association

Circus Smirkus events for your calendar

We thought members might be interested in some of the events planned during the inaugural season of Circus Smirkus’ camp on Breezy Avenue. Work Party Weekend:  May 30/31. CS will invite the community in to help with the final finishing stages of the camp construction.   If you are willing to paint, assemble furniture, plant […]

Summer Camps and Children’s programming in 2015

Children’s activities in Greensboro and the surrounding area are growing and classes and camps cover a wide range of interests and skills.   The following list is not exhaustive, and some of the offerings may be full before summer begins.  Financial aid is available from many of these organizations – see websites for more details. If […]

Town meeting highlights 2015

The 2015 Town meeting held on March 3, 2015 was civil, well attended and productive.   The minutes are available 2015-MINUTES-TOWN-MEETING-MARCH-3-2015. Highlights included: 1) The Greensboro Award was given to Wayne Young. 2) Susan Wood and Ernest Machia were re-elected to the Selectboard, serving a 3 and 1 year term respectively.   Sean Thomson was […]

Town Meeting will be Tuesday, March 3

The Town of Greensboro has published FY16-Warning for Town Meeting on Tuesday, March 3, 2015.     Voters must register to vote by February 25.   All Greensboro residents and non-resident property owners are welcome at the meeting. For information on the items to be discussed at Town meeting, the following documents are available at the […]

Supporting the Greensboro Association

During 2014 the Greensboro Association was granted 501(c)(3) status as a non-for-profit organization.   This means that contributions to the Association may now be treated as tax deductible by donors to the full extent of the law. Many of our members give donations over the years to support the GA mission.   The GA relies on our annual […]

Should Greensboro enact a Noise Ordinance?

The Select Board has appointed a committee to consider a noise ordinance for Greensboro.   This committee was formed in response to complaints about late night noise during parties at the Lakeview Inn in the summer.   Committee members are Tom Anastasio, Peter Romans, Anne Harbison, Cilla Bonney-Smith, Sue Wood, Erwin Salls, Jr., Megen Rose, and Lenny […]

Announcement from Mountain View Country Club

We wanted to share this announcement from Mountain View Country Club, a valued member of our community. From Mountain View Country Club, October 3, 2014 Mountain View Country Club continues to welcome new members. With its offerings of golf, tennis and a range of social activities, the Club is an important contributor to what makes Greensboro […]

DRB rulings set to change parts of Greensboro

Two recent DRB decisions and continuing discussions by the Select Board have paved the way for changes to sections of Greensboro Village, Shoreland, and Rural Lands. First, the DRB gave conditional approval to the Greensboro Arts Alliance and Residency for their construction of the Mirror Theater.   The Theater will be located at the Hazendale […]

A Busy Weekend in the Tent on the Greensboro Town Green!

Today – (and all Thursday afternoons) – Greensboro Farmers Market
 TONIGHT (July 24)- PREMIERE!! PERFORMANCE of CAROUSEL by the Greensboro Arts Alliance and Residency.   Tickets and information (Tix available at the door tonight)
 TOMORROW (July 25)- PREMIERE!! PERFORMANCE of THE MIRACLE WORKER by the Greensboro Arts Alliance and Residency.   Tickets and information
 WEEKEND […]

Caspian Water Clarity great for 2014

  Many Greensboro residents don’t realize that the Greensboro Association monitors lake clarity yearly.   Andy Dales is registered by the State of Vermont to perform lake testing, and Lake Clarity (as measured on the Secchi scale) is one of the measurements.   For 2014 so far according to Andy, “Lake water clarity at 10m […]

Caspian Arts Studio Tour July 29

The third annual Caspian Arts Studio Tour will take place on Tuesday, July 29, 2014, 10 am to 5 pm, this year. Nineteen artists in Greensboro and the surrounding area will open their studios, offering the public an opportunity to shop, visit with the artists, and learn about the creative process. Map and tour information […]