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The American Legion Johnson Post 382 Annual Memorial Day Program at the Hawley School and luncheon following was canceled due to Covid-19. “There are mixed feelings, but we understand why,we canceled the ceremony. It would be nice to have the ceremony as we feel it is a way of honoring those who have gone before…

The Hawley Police Department said goodbye, to Officer Tyler O’Brien as he worked his last shift on 05/14/2020.   Officer O’Brien was hired as a part-time officer in July, 2015.  He became full-time, January, 2016.   Officer O’Brien matured as an officer during his tenure with the Hawley Police Department and we wish him the best of…

Nelson entered the United States Army on June 2, 1972. He was seventeen when he enlisted; therefore, he needed his parents to sign for him. “I graduated from high school on Friday, and I left that next Tuesday. I was looking for a way to pay for college, and I heard about the GI Bill.…

It seems like everyone’s garages were ready to spill out into the backyards and then it happened … The recycling center reopened to save the day. And recycling has been simplified. You can now combine your clear & brown glass in Bins #1&2; combine your tin & aluminum cans in Bins #3&4; combine your #1,…

Sometimes things work well and sometimes they do not. Specifically, the spring “eruptions” on 15th Street, has forced the city to close the road again. That is what the Hawley City Council was discussing during their Monday, May 4, Hawley City Council meeting. “Part of me wishes that someone would have said it wouldn’t work,…

“We are all realizing that this is an unprecedented time for everyone and people are trying to cope” Dr. Brian said. “It’s not like a snowstorm or hurricane. In those situations we can prepare and when know when it’s coming and when it should be ending. In this situation, we have situations of uncertainness and…