Now running: Steelhead rainbow trout
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City, Sinex reach agreement on $220 million downtown Burlington redevelopment
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Shumlin re-confirms commitment to end family homelessness by 2020, numbers fall
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Bob Allen named president of Green Mountain College
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Leahy hails bill to reauthorize bulletproof vest grant program
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Matt Gammons, MD installed as 23rd President of American Medical Society for Sports Medicine
Matt Gammons, MD, an orthopaedic physician at Rutland Regional Medical Center’s Vermont Orthopaedic Clinic, Killington Medical Center and East Dorset Medical Campus was installed recently as President of the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine (AMSSM) during its 25th Annual Meeting at the Sheraton Dallas (Downtown) Hotel in Dallas, Texas. Dr. Gammons is board-certified in family practice and sports medicine and specializes is in non-operative musculoskeletal care.
Mary Stewart joins KSV as director of strategic partnerships
Seasoned energy efficiency executive Mary Stewart has joined KSV as director of strategic partnerships and as a principal.
Ms. Stewart brings exceptional credentials and experience in the energy efficiency and electric utility businesses. She further deepens KSV’s energy efficiency and connected home marketing expertise.
“Mary Stewart is an authority on energy efficiency,” says Rob Niccolai, president of KSV Vermont. “Her addition to the KSV team means even stronger marketing guidance for our energy services clients. We’re honored to work with her.”
Naila Baloch named Lyndon State commencement speaker
Naila Baloch, associate chaplain at Middlebury College’s Scott Center for Spiritual and Religious Life, will address Lyndon State College’s Class of 2016 at its commencement ceremony, Sunday, May 15 at 11:00 a.m.
National Life Group Foundation commits $100,000 to COTS
A $100,000 grant to COTS from the National Life Group Foundation will support the state’s largest homeless agency as it redevelops its flagship building in Burlington and continues to expand its services.
The Committee on Temporary Shelter’s construction project at 95 North Avenue in Burlington will offer 14 affordable apartments when it’s completed, along with a new permanent home for the COTS Daystation program. COTS will also move its administrative offices and program space for family services and homelessness prevention back into the building.
Gallagan and McClellan assume new Directors roles at NCSS
Ted Mable, Ed.D., Executive Director of Northwestern Counseling & Support Services, Inc. (NCSS) is pleased to announce the appointments of Tim Gallagan as the Director of Finance / CFO and Kim McClellan as the Director of Operations / COO effective April 1, 2016.