Bishop: The Rural Caucus Fights to Address the Housing Crisis
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RRMC hosts drive-thru drop off, Prescription Drug Take Back Day set for April 22
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Vermont Mutual Insurance Group adds two new board members
Mari McClure (left), president and CEO of Green Mountain Power, and Theresa Alberghini DiPalma, former senior vice president for marketing and external relations at the University of Vermont Health Network, have been elected to the board of directors at Vermont Mutual Insurance Group, a top 50 property and casualty insurer in the US.
Scott talks workforce and affordability at ‘Vermont’s Largest Career Fair’
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Norwich University's David Whaley to retire after 41 years of service
David Whaley, corporate secretary to Norwich University President Mark Anarumo, has announced his intention to retire on June 30, after 41 years of service to the school.
A 1976 graduate of Norwich, Whaley began his career at his alma mater in 1981, as director of alumni affairs. He went on to serve in the roles of alumni director, director of planned giving and executive vice president before assuming his current responsibilities.
Striking Goddard staff win raises, time off, no ‘management rights’
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Civic Center Committee partners with Norwich, Sanders to update the Barre Auditorium
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Civic Center Committee partners with Norwich, Sanders to update the Barre Auditorium
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Welch introduces bill to address spread of invasive species and protect forest ecosystems
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The Women's Center welcomes OB-GYN Robin Leight
The Women’s Center, a practice of Copley Hospital, has hired OB-GYN Robin Leight, effective May 8. Leight is board-certified through the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and brings to the center more than 30 years of experience in women’s health.