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Vermont Business Magazine Employees of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont (BCBSVT) worked more than 2,000 hours at community events and BCBSVT devoted nearly $200,000 to community health and wellness initiatives in the last year.
Vermont Business Magazine Jennifer Newsome, age 50, of Ludlow, Vermont, was convicted on June 23, 2016, in Vermont Superior Court for Windsor County on a felony count of Medicaid Fraud and a misdemeanor count of False Pretenses. The convictions arose from Newsome’s submission of claims, as the employer of record, for payments from the Vermont Medicaid’s Children’s Personal
Vermont Business Magazine E4H MorrisSwitzer Environments for Health, an architecture firm exclusively focused on the healthcare industry, joined its client Dartmouth-Hitchcock health system for a groundbreaking June 22 of the Jack Byrne Center for Palliative and Hospice Care.
Vermont Business Magazine Vermont Student Assistance Corp, based in Winooski, has been selected to receive two grants from the J. Warren and Lois McClure Foundation.
Vermont Business Magazine Builder Patrick O'Brien of SD Ireland just wants "to build homes faster and cheaper." He is not alone in Vermont's wealthiest – but housing starved – county.
Vermont Business Magazine The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced that trash disposal throughout the state decreased 5 percent, while the recycling rate has increased from 33 percent to 35 percent since the new recycling services and requirements went into effect in July 2015.
Vermont Business Magazine Special loan programs are now available for affected building contractors holding unpaid invoices for work done at Jay Peak and Burke Mountain Ski Areas.
Business group says federal ‘compromise’ preempts Vermont’s stronger law
by Mike Smith It has been a dismal month for Donald Trump’s presidential aspirations and for the political prospects of the party whose nomination he has all but secured. First, Trump’s campaign gets sidetracked with controversial issues that are of the candidate’s own making.
Vermont Business Magazine Weekly unemployment claims spiked last week, as they typically do in June after school ends and education employment falls. Following this spike there is usually a fall and then a leveling off at a relatively low level of under 500 claims for the duration of the summer. However, last week's increase is greater than usual.
Vermont Business Magazine - The Vermont Teddy Bear Company announces its 35th Anniversary celebration, taking place this Saturday, June 25th.
Vermont Business Magazine - Marie Shutts, Operations Director at the Bennington Area Chamber of Commerce, has been appointed to the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union's ACT 46 study committee. According to Matt Harrington, Executive Director of the Chamber, Shutts will sit on the committee as a representative of the Bennington Chamber and its over 350 busin