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Fayston third grade eliminated, redesign work tabled

There will be no third-grade class at Fayston Elementary School next year. After discussion and public comment last week, the Harwood Unified Union School District (HUUSD) Board members voted to ...

Town garage work and spring flooding

Heavy spring runoff and elevated river levels caused flooding near the bottom of Camel’s Hump Road in Duxbury this week, requiring the Duxbury road crew to repair the road and work to reopen the ...

Harwood lacrosse team members Jake Wells and Oli Hammond congratulate each other.

Spring sports in full swing

Boys’ Tennis Coach Seth Mikle, who is now in his second year of coaching the Harwood boys’ tennis team, is no stranger to the racket as he spent four years prior coaching the girls’ tennis ...

HUUSD adds FirstView bus tracking app

Want to know when it’s time to send the kids to the bus stop? Worried about the roads and buses being late or delayed? Starting next year, parents in the Harwood Unified Union School District ...

Snowmelt and spring rain cause erosion and wash sediment downhill. Photo: Ira Shadis.

FMR gears up for Storm Smart 2019

With spring runoff flowing down lawns, driveways and roads, Friends of the Mad River is again inviting local property owners to take advantage of its Storm Smart program, which provides personalized ...

HUUSD tables nine configurations

By Katie Martin Despite having worked on nine district reconfiguration options, the Harwood Unified Union School District (HUUSD) Board reversed course at its April 10 meeting and decided to pause ...

Three to five elementary schools considered

UPDATE: HUUSD tables nine configurations School district leaders are considering nine scenarios featuring three to five elementary schools and one or two middle schools. The asset management ...