Amtrak to resume service throughout Vermont beginning July 19
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Vermont State Colleges, VSAC team up to offer a gift for ‘Green Mountain Grads’
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Shouldice: Legislature, it’s time to hit the 'leave meeting' button
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Vermont’s emergency food program gets $1.9 million grant from FEMA
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Condos: Vermont elections are safe and secure
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Burlington Electric proposes 7.5% rate increase, first hike in 12 years
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John W Mills appointed interim president of Northern Vermont University
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BETA Technologies begins process to expand electric aircraft facility in Vermont
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Adaptiva HR announces new staffers
Adaptiva HR joyfully welcomes two new staffers to the company: Molly Ritvo and Christina Hayden. Molly Ritvo of Burlington, VT is Adaptiva HR’s Communications Specialist. She is responsible for all external communications and is currently providing marketing assistance with current workshops and trainings. Molly has an extensive background in nonprofit communications and holds a BA from Tufts University and an MFA from Emerson College. She is also active as a freelance writer, novelist, and is learning to garden.
Vermont honors its Emergency Medical Service responders
Each year, Emergency Medical Service providers (EMS) throughout Vermont respond to more than 100,000 requests for assistance. Add to that the unprecedented challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, and you come up with 2,800 responders and licensed ambulance and first responder services who deserve every moment of the EMS Week recognition that started on Sunday.