Seeking Hartford’s eldest resident for Hartford Cane awardThe Hartford Historical Society is seeking our community’s eldest resident for the presentation of the Hartford Cane award. Please send the name and date of birth for the person you think could.
NH losing the big picture on value of organic farming I read with concern the Oct. 12 article “New rules surprise organic farmers.” New Hampshire Agriculture Commissioner Shawn Jasper notes the cost and complexity of certifying organic farming.
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NORWICH The town has decided to wait at least six months before searching for a permanent police chief to give residents and Norwich officials time to discuss the role of policing in the community.“The conversations are not going to get easier, they.
Jim Kenyon: Chief concerns in the future of Norwich’s police department
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In a town where police handled as many cases last year for assault (two) that it did for littering, Norwich can probably take its time in hiring a new police chief, if it needs one at all.
Despite what some Norwich residents want to believe, crime is not a problem in one of Vermont’s richest communities.
Some residents and second-home owners like that Norwich police provide free “property checks” when they’re away. But with only five burglaries reported last year, I’m not sure the need is all that great. If homeowners are really that worried about their family silver being snatched, they should hire a private security detail instead of sticking taxpayers with the bill.