Dr Carol Moore named president of Burlington College
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USDA awards $250,000 to four Vermont organizations to repair, rehabilitate rural housing
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$200,000 to Vermont for consumer settlement with Sirius XM
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GMP awards solar grants to nine nonprofits
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Vermont Health Connect open enrollment and renewal update
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Shawn Mowery rejoins DuBois & King
DuBois & King consulting engineers announce that Shawn Mowery has rejoined the firm as a Systems Administrator. Mr. Mowery brings 20 years of experience providing IT systems administration and management for Internet service providers, schools, and financial institutions. Mr. Mowery lives in Randolph Center and works in the firm’s Randolph headquarters.
Founded in 1962, DuBois & King provides multidiscipline engineering services from offices in Randolph, South Burlington, and Springfield, Vermont and Bedford and Laconia, New Hampshire.
Hickok & Boardman Insurance Group welcomes new business client advisor in Montpelier
Hickok & Boardman Insurance Group is pleased to announce Denise Russo as the newest addition to the organization’s team. Russo joins Hickok & Boardman Insurance Group as their new Business Insurance Client Advisor in the agency’s Montpelier office.
Russo joined the agency in September 2014 and is responsible for new business generation in the agency’s Business Insurance lines.
“Denise brings a wealth of experience and drive to our team. We know she will enrich the level of customer service we can provide to our community” said Peter Ricker, Vice President.
Ribbon cutting ceremony for the new location of BROC happens – Community Action in Southwestern Vermont
Carol Flint, Executive Director and Mary Jean Inglee President of the Board of Directors of BROC – Community Action in Southwestern Vermont cut the ribbon at the Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting ceremony for the new location of BROC – Community Action in Southwestern Vermont.
The new location, 45 Union St. in downtown Rutland, allows BROC-Community Action in Southwestern Vermont to have all their programs and services under one roof.
Beards for BMH wraps up successful campaign
Dozens of area men have been growing beards throughout the month of November to draw attention to men’s health issues and raise funds for Brattleboro Memorial Hospital.
Mt Ascutney Hospital and Health Center’s director of health information, Linda Anoe, retires after 45 years of dedicated service
Mt. Ascutney Hospital and Health Center staff gathered recently to recognize and thank Linda Jean Anoe for 45 years of service to MAHHC. Anoe was hired as the Hospital’s Record Librarian on October 16, 1969, responsible for organizing and managing patients’ medical records, and the transcription and coding of all health-related information. For the remainder of her career, Anoe continued to serve in the Health Information Management Department, eventually assuming the role and responsibilities of director.