Twenty-seven businesses named as Best Places to Work in Vermont 2014
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UVM sets new record with 9 percent application increase
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Sirotkin wants to take his wife’s seat in the Vermont Senate
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FairPoint completes $6.6 million investment to bring broadband to 20 target communities
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Vermont Humanities Council announces that Amy Cunningham will be new director of community programs
The Vermont Humanities Council is pleased to announce that it has hired Amy Cunningham as its new Director of Community Programs. Cunningham was formerly the executive director of Everybody Wins! Vermont. Prior to that, she was the Director of Education and Public Programming at the Vermont Historical Society.
HowardCenter welcomes three new members to its Board of Trustees
HowardCenter, the Chittenden County-based nonprofit organization, is pleased to welcome T.J. Donovan, E. William Leckerling and Emmanuel Siriwayo to its Board of Trustees. Founded in 1873, HowardCenter serves more than 15,000 individuals and families every year, and the three new board members join 18 preceding members.
Business Roundtable elects new directors and announces new members
At its 27th Annual Membership Meeting held at The Essex Resort and Spa, the Vermont Business Roundtable elected five new directors to their first three-year term, including: Jill Berry Bowen, CEO of Northwestern Medical Center in St. Albans; Geoff Glaspie, Plant Manager of Husky Injection Molding in Milton; Brian Murphy, Managing Partner of Dinse Knapp McAndrew in Burlington; Bill Shouldice IV, CEO of Vermont Teddy Bear of Shelburne; and, John Wilking, CEO of Neville Companies of South Burlington.
State advocates for Vermont Veterans Fund through tax program
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Stakeholders reach for compromise over independent school requirements
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