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Shelburne, VT-November 13, 2008- Kilawatt Technologies is pleased to announce Ashley Wright has joined the energy conservation software company as a Sales Representative. Ms.
FairPoint Files Provisional Notice of Cutover Readiness; Triggers Formal Process to Expected Cutover at the End of January
CHARLOTTE, N.C., Nov. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- FairPoint
Communications, Inc. (NYSE: FRP) today announced it has filed its
provisional notice of cutover readiness with the Public Utility Commissions
Gibbs Appointed Commissioner of Forests, Parks and Recreation
Montpelier, Vt. November 12, 2008 - Secretary of Natural Resources Jonathan Wood has announced that Jason Gibbs will be the next Commissioner of Forest, Parks and Recreation (FPR).
HOFMANN APPOINTED HUMAN SERVICES SECRETARY
Montpelier, Vt. (November 12, 2008)- Governor Jim Douglas has announced that Commissioner of Corrections Rob Hofmann will soon be Secretary of Human Services. Cindy LaWare, the current agency head, is stepping down to explore other opportunities to serve Vermont.
Week Ending November 8, 2008
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. Reports Very Strong Growth for Fiscal 2008 Fourth Quarter and Full Year
- Robust Earnings Driven by Success of Keurig(r) Brewers and K-Cup Demand
- Fourth Quarter EPS up 96% over Prior Year
- 2008 Fiscal Year EPS up 68%
Dealer.com Ranked Number 236 Fastest Growing Company in North America on Deloitte's 2008 Technology Fast 500
Attributes its 755.50% Revenue Growth to continuous product development, customer service and proven results
Vermont's October Revenue Figures - General Fund, Transportation Fund and Education Fund - Below Target
Montpelier, VT - (November 12, 2008) Secretary of Administration Neale F. Lunderville today released General Fund revenue results for the
month of October, the fourth month of Fiscal Year 2009. General Fund revenues totaled $91.23
CCV TO PURCHASE WOODBURY COLLEGE CAMPUS IN MONTPELIER
CVPS: Use caution when cutting wood
More than 50 outages in 2008 blamed on felled trees
RUTLAND, VT - With fuel prices up, many Vermonters are turning to wood heat, and that's causing a significant number of power outages due to careless tree cutting near power lines.
Green Mountain Coffee and Keurig Bring Single-Cup Brewing to Grocery Stores Nationwide
New Brewer and 12-Count Package Debut in Grocery Channel