Roper: In age of Uber, 'Right to Work' makes more sense than ever
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Judge upholds Rockingham's valuation of Bellows Falls hydroelectric facility
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Vermonters could get up to $5,500 by switching to wood pellet heating
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Class of 2019 most academically talented in UVM history
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UVM School Lunch Study: Visual proof kids are tossing mandated fruits and veggies in trash
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Vermont AG investigates Brattleboro Retreat over Medicaid fraud allegations
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DCF seeks public comment on proposed child care & preschool regulation
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Burlington Schools Superintendent Yaw Obeng granted visa
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Kurn Hattin Homes for Children appoints new principal
Kurn Hattin Homes for Children has announced the appointment of Noah D. Noyes, M. Ed to the position of school principal.
Following an extensive search process involving a committee of highly-respected faculty, staff, and administrators; Mr. Noyes, a native of Hyde Park, Vermont, emerged as the outstanding choice to lead Kurn Hattin's academic department. His tenure became effective July 1, 2015.
New Channel 21 coordinator hired at PEGTV
PEGTV, Rutland County’s public access television station, is pleased to announce the addition of Chelsea Tice as the government Channel 21 Coordinator. Chelsea will be managing the channel, scheduling programming and bringing in new shows for your viewing pleasure.
“We are excited to have Chelsea working with us. Her video education and previous experience at another public access stations has allowed her to learn our equipment and procedures. And because she grew up in the area she knows the community well, making her a great fit,” says Outreach Coordinator, Stacy Kent.