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Vermont Business Magazine Vermont took home 34 individual ribbons at the American Cheese Society‘s (ACS’s) National Judging and Competition event this year, including 10 first place positions, 14 second place positions, and 10 third place positions. Winners were announced last week at the American Cheese Society‘s annual conference, held in Buffalo, New York.
Vermont Business Magazine Crews from multiple agencies spent the day Friday searching for Roberta Martin, 82, of Enosburgh. Members of the Vermont State Police, including the Crime Scene Search Team, executed a search warrant Friday morning at a house and property adjacent to Ms. Martin’s home on Butternut Hollow Road. As of 11:10 p.m., she has not been located.
Vermont Business Magazine Tickets are on sale for the Green Mountain Aviation Field Days September 14-15 at Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport.
Vermont Business Magazine Lawmakers override Scott’s veto of property tax ‘yield bill,’ five others; Vermont’s unemployment rate held at 2.1 percent in May; Vermont ski areas boasted over 4 million skier visits despite weird weather; Maple syrup production rebounds to 3.1 million gallons; Treasurer announces $3.7M in savings as ratings hold strong; NEFCU and VSECU announce East
Vermont Captive Insurance Association The VCIA Conference will be held August 11-14 in Burlington. It is designed to provide value to those new to captive insurance AND advanced professionals in the field. Close to 900 captive insurance colleagues will participate in #VCIA2024.
Vermont Business Magazine Shelburne Museum presents the work of renowned British artist Paul Scott in the exhibition Confected, Borrowed & Blue: Transferware by Paul Scott that includes provocative reinterpretations of 19th-century transferware from Shelburne Museum’s permanent collection along with a work commissioned for the exhibition.
Vermont Business Magazine Governor Phil Scott has requested that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) issue a disaster designation for the State of Vermont in response to severe July flooding.
by Joan Goldstein I can’t believe we are back here again. After a year of dedication and hard work to get your establishments back open, many of you are dealing with the aftermath of another wave of water. Please know we are thinking of you.
Vermont State Police Police have arrested a suspect following a shooting in Richmond that left a woman with non-life-threatening injuries Friday, July 19, 2024. Dylan Davis, 23, of Richmond was arrested at about 2:15 p.m. following a standoff that had lasted several hours at the home on Meadow Lane where the shooting occurred.
Agency of Commerce and Community Development FEMA is in Vermont this week conducting assessments to determine if Vermont qualifies for a Public Assistance Disaster Declaration in the following counties: Addison; Orleans; Washington; Caledonia; Chittenden; Lamoille; Orange; Essex; Those public disaster assessments are expected to be completed by Monday, July 22.
Vermont Business Magazine Last week, U.S.
Vermont Business Magazine NPR is joining Vermont Public and the other members of the New England News Collaborative to establish a regional newsroom that boosts their joint ability to deliver multimedia journalism that helps people engage more meaningfully in their communities.