Groton Gateway Park aims to draw visitors
GROTON—An ambitious plan to bring new life — and visitors year-round — to the Groton railbed system will be happening this spring and summer. More than 10 miles of old railbed runs through the town of Groton, home to the Groton State Forest which covers nearly one-third of the town.
OUUSD and WRVS pass budgets
BRADFORD—The 2024-2025 $20,936,038 budget passed by a 110 to 58 vote at the Oxbow Unified Union School District Annual Meeting on Monday night. TOPSHAM—Approximately 90 Corinth and Topsham residents gathered in the Waits River School gymnasium on May 6 for their 54th annual meeting. The hot topic? An $8 million school budget for 2024-2025 with […]
Petition sparks pot vote
GROTON—There will likely be a special vote in the coming weeks on whether Groton wants to permit retail marijuana sales in town.
Haverhill Selectboard fills vacancy
WOODSVILLE—The Haverhill Selectboard voted on Monday night to appoint Ron Hurlburt to fill a seat vacated by Phil Blanchard last month. Hurlburt will serve until at least town meeting in 2025 when an election will be held to fill the final year of the term.
Photo of the Week
On May 4, the Bradford Climate & Energy Commission hosted a grand opening celebration for the town’s new electric vehicle fast chargers at Denny Park. Several car dealerships, Green Mountain Power, and Drive Electric Vermont were on hand to show off their EVs. Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas of Bradford plugs in her car at one of the new charging stations during the day’s events.
