iSun secures $25 million debt facility
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Fidium truck to make stops in Southern Vermont
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VSECU members approve merger with NEFCU
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Favorites win big in 2022 General Election
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Voters approve bond to build new Burlington High School and Technical Center
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VSP identifies Brooklyn, NY, man as victim in Rutland City homicide
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VSP identifies Brooklyn, NY, man as victim in Rutland City homicide
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Sean Reilly, CEO of Lamar Advertising, speaks on Transforming your Business and Accelerating Growth on the November 9 episode of the 21st Century Business Forum
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BMAC names Lia Rothstein as 2023 Climate Change Artist in Residence
The Brattleboro Museum & Art Center has selected Lia Rothstein of Hanover, NH, as its 2023 Climate Change Artist in Residence. A professional photographer and artist for more than 40 years, Rothstein currently centers her work around issues of fragility and transience.
Howard Center elevates Beth Holden to chief client services officer
Beth Holden, director of home and community services at the Howard Center in Burlington, has been selected to succeed Catherine Simonson as the mental health and developmental disability services agency's next chief client services officer, effective Dec 3. In her new role, Holden will oversee Howard Center’s full range of more than 50 programs and services for approximately 19,000 Chittenden County residents each year.