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Greetings Greensboro! We're your go-to source for what's happening in town. Read on to get plugged in! ☀️

In today's newsletter:

  • How Hazen golfers used Greensboro's home course to edge Peoples Academy
  • Where Greensboro locals can borrow free skis and snowshoes this winter
  • How new ash log rules affect Greensboro's firewood this fall

Today's riddle: What do you call a belt that is made of watches? 🤔 (Answer below!)


Weather forecast:

  • Thursday: Some sun, then clouds; warm, with a high of 74 and low of 62 degrees.
  • Friday: A couple of showers, temps: high: 67, low: 44.
  • Saturday: Mostly sunny and less humid, with a high of 62 and low of 36 degrees.

📰 News we're reading

• Hazen golf protects home turf over Wolves (hardwickgazette.org) — Hazen Union's golf team capped its last home match of the season at Mountain View Country Club in Greensboro with a tight win over Peoples Academy, led by strong rounds from freshman James Stratton and Harvey Barsalow. After a solid showing at Barre Country Club, the Wildcats used home-course familiarity and perfect Greensboro weather as a tune‑up before heading to Waterbury and the Division II state qualifying rounds.
   

• Borrow Before You Buy: Winter Gear in the Northeast Kingdom (northstarmonthly.com) — Greensboro residents can borrow skis and snowshoes for free right at the Highland Center for the Arts' Open Air Gallery trail, or tap into a wider Northeast Kingdom network of low‑cost winter gear rentals and lending libraries. From Hardwick Trails to Craftsbury, Newport, and Jay Peak, the guide explains where to find affordable equipment, how to size it correctly, and what safety basics to pack before heading out.
   

• Rules for transport of ash logs change October 1 (hardwickgazette.org) — New state rules taking effect October 1 change how ash logs and firewood can be moved from Emerald Ash Borer–infested areas, directly affecting nearby towns like Hardwick while keeping Greensboro classified as uninfested for now. Residents who haul or buy firewood should pay attention to the different rules for the insect's flight and non‑flight seasons to avoid spreading the pest northward.
   


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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: A waist of time. (Thank you Martin L. for sending it in!)
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