SBA: Disaster assistance available to Vermont private nonprofits
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VEC issues a peak alert for Tuesday, August 22
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AG: Gruber settles with state over single-payer contract
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The USCRI announces the appointment of new board member Laud
The US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants’ (USCRI) Board of Directors and staff are pleased to welcome new board member Katharine Laud of Vermont. USCRI protects the rights and addresses the needs of persons in forced or voluntary migration worldwide and supports their transition to a dignified life. With ten domestic field offices, including one in Colchester, VT, one site in El Salvador and a network of over 100 local agencies, our work with refugees and immigrants touches many lives across the country and beyond.
Magic Mountain opens disc golf course
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SymQuest hires new network operations team members
SymQuest Group, Inc, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Konica Minolta Business Solutions USA, Inc, and regionally based IT and office technology provider, recently announced the addition of Roy Skorstad and Justin Smith to its Network Operations Team. Skorstad joins SymQuest as a Virtual Systems Administrator, and Smith as a Network Support Engineer. “The addition of Roy and Justin will strengthen the IT support that SymQuest provides,” says SymQuest President, Meg Fleming.
Southwestern Vermont Health Care to get natural gas from NG
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Smith: Politicians must stand up to hate
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Green Mountain Power recertified as B Corp
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