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Vermont Business Magazine As people everywhere strive to understand the challenges we face with climate change, educators in Vermont are coming together to explore ways to promote "climate resilience" in our schools. On Saturday, April 9, Vermont SWEEP (Statewide Environmental Education Programs) will host Cultivating Climate Resilience: An educational summit for empowerme
Vermont Business Magazine As part of statewide efforts to clean up Lake Champlain, the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (VTDEC) this year is updating the Tactical Basin Plan for the South Lake Champlain Basin that includes the Poultney-Mettowee River watersheds.
Vermont Business Magazine Keurig Green Mountain, Inc today announced the appointment of Robert J "Bob" Gamgort as Chief Executive Officer effective May 2, 2016.
Vermont Business Magazine FirstLight Fiber, a leading fiber-optic bandwidth infrastructure services provider based in Albany, NY, and operating in Vermont, New York and Northern New England, announced today that it has entered into a de
Vermont Business Magazine Attorney General William Sorrell wants businesses to be on the alert for a scam which has begun to emerge in Vermont and nationally has cost thousands of businesses millions of dollars and resulted in security breaches.
Vermont Busness Magazine Green Mountain Power today announced it is opening up its state-of-the-art, open concept workspace in Colchester, Vermon
by Sarah Wojcik, Ski Vermont Skiers and riders can save on next season’s turns by purchasing 2016-17 season passes this spring.
by Lieutenant Governor Phil Scott Before the days of modern technology, miners brought canaries into the mines for safety. If there were deadly gases collecting in the shafts, the canaries would collapse – a sign to the miners that they should evacuate to fresh air and natural light. Recently, another canary signaled the need for fresh thinking in Montpelier.
by President Barack Obama Just six years ago, the reality in our country was that millions of Americans were locked out of our health care system because they couldn’t afford insurance or because they had pre-existing conditions. Women were charged more than men simply because they were women. People who needed coverage the most were too often denied it.
by Rob Roper The Vermont House Ways & Means committee just passed out a $48.3 million package of new or increased taxes and fees.
Vermont Business Magazine There's a $7,216 cost difference between owning a car in Michigan ($15,314.53) and New Hampshire ($8
by Jennifer Nachbur A team of Vermont investigators has been issued a patent for their discovery of a molecule that rescues damaged blood