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The Guilford Town Office will be Closed on Tuesday, July 4 in Observance of Independence Day.
The Town Office is closed for July 4th and will be open by appointment only on Saturday July 11th. Please contact the town office to schedule if interested.
Join us for a joyful, old-fashioned Fourth of July celebration at the Broad Brook Community Center and around Guilford Center. 12 pm – 12:30 pm: Reading of the Declaration of Independence by locals of all ages at the Guilford Center Meeting House* 12:30 pm: Procession down to the BBCC 12:30-3 pm: 4th of July Picnic! BBQ available for purchase from Guilford Country Store, Strawberry Shortcake by donation, free popsicles and watermelon. Live music by Laurie Indenbaum & Mary Cay Brass on
Civic education
How Vermont Government Works
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Read →State GovernmentHow Vermont's Legislature Works
180 people making laws for 650,000 Vermonters
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Read →Vermont has 251 municipalities.
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