Keurig Green Mountain rolls out Keurig 2.0 campaign, Donnie Wahlberg
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US DOE awards $629,966 in grants to support efficient, renewable energy in Vermont
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Johnson State College designated a 'Military Friendly School'
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Darn Tough Vermont too darn busy to celebrate traditional decade milestone
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Leahy announces more than $2.4 million in support of law enforcement, substance abuse prevention
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Vermont attorney general releases draft GMO food labeling rule for public input
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Vermont state auditor calls on AHS to improve oversight of designated mental health agencies
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Pam Mackenzie resigns from South Burlington City Council
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Sovernet Communications announces Sharon Combes-Farr as new director of marketing
Sovernet Communications announced today the appointment of veteran telecommunications professional Sharon Combes-Farr as the company’s Director of Marketing, effective immediately. Combes-Farr is a Vermonter who brings with her more than 17 years of telecommunications, marketing and project management experience.
At Sovernet, Combes-Farr will spearhead all marketing and communications for the company, including the important roles of customer service and customer support.
New faces among Saint Michael’s faculty this fall
Saint Michael’s College recently welcomed new faculty in biology, religious studies, environmental studies, business administration/accounting, and applied linguistics.
Paul Constantino
Joining the biology faculty this fall as assistant professor is Saint Michael’s biology alumnus Paul Constantino ’92 of Burlington, an expert on evolutionary biology, human evolution and evolution of the vertebrate skull and dentition.