Laura Sibilia: Addressing the inconsistencies in AFP and VTGOP's stance on energy policies
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Vermont gasoline prices down slightly to $3.14
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ACLU sends letter of support to colleges in Vermont urging them to protect campus speech
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First-of-its-kind AI tool can predict water quality across the U.S.
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Vermont Bankers Association honors Erin Pond as Woman of the Year
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Spring Regional Project Prioritization (RPP) applications now open
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NEK Energy Network Mtg this Thurs + MERP Quarterly Reports Due Soon + More Events + Funding Opps
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'State of the Lake Fisheries' public meeting to address lake trout, sea lamprey, walleye and more
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Rutland Medical honors outstanding physicians, practice providers
Rutland Regional Medical Center has honored Drs. Steven Runyan and Douglas Dier, nurse midwife Sarah Barton and physician assistant Jordan Carr with its 2024 Physicians and Advanced Practice Providers of the Year Awards. Runyan and Barton represented Rutland Regional Medical Center, and Dier and Carr represented the Rutland area community.
Kate Cappleman Sinz wins mental health advocacy award
Kate Cappleman Sinz, a social work care manager with the Integrated Care Management program at University of Vermont Children’s Hospital, has been named Mental Health Advocate of the Year by the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Vermont. The annual award recognizes exceptional contributions to complex care coordination and efforts ensuring that every child and family receive the support they need to thrive.