Seventh Generation partners with Preserve's 'Gimme 5' program to recycle plastic caps
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Vermont loses out on high-speed rail grant, state may use 'Jeffords' earmark instead
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Money bill redux: Capital spending set for Vermont State Hospital, Montpelier biomass plant
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Green Mountain Coffee Roasters closes common stock offering
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Governor Shumlin signs Respectful Language bill into law
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Cindy Delaney appointed to Key4Women National Advisory Board
KeyBank (NYSE:KEY) has appointed Cindy Delaney, owner of Delaney Meeting and Events in Burlington, Vermont, to the national Key4Women Advisory Board, which is a Key Bank program for women business owners.
Rebecca Montgomery, CNM, MSN joins Central Vermont Women’s Health
Central Vermont Women’s Health, a Central Vermont Medical Center group, recently welcomed Rebecca Montgomery, CNM, MSN to their practice.
Rebecca has a Master’s of Science in Nursing (MSN) with a concentration in Nurse-Midwifery (CNM) from Yale University School of Nursing in New Haven, Connecticut. She completed her undergraduate work at the University of Vermont where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology.
DoubleTree promotes Goodman to Controller
Rick Milliken, General Manager of the DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton has announced the promotion of David Goodman to the position of Controller.
He joined the hotel in 2001 as Staff Accountant and currently manages the financial aspects of the hotel and Trader Duke’s Restaurant including forecasting and budgeting.
A native of Albany, NY, he graduated from Paul Smith’s College with a degree in Hotel & Restaurant Management. He was previously employed as Payroll Administrator at the Sheraton Hotel and is a volunteer with the Boy Scouts of America.
Burlington citizen receives prestigious regional EPA Environmental Award
Martin Wolf of Seventh Generation in Burlington, Vermont will be honored tomorrow in Boston’s Faneuil Hall as part of EPA’s annual Environmental Merit Awards for 2011.
As director of product sustainability and authenticity at Seventh Generation in Burlington, Wolf brought lasting change to the cleansing products industry. He developed frameworks for environmental product design, while educating co-workers, customers and consumers about the environmental impacts of such products.
Stowe Area Association welcomes new finance & human resources manager
Stowe Area Association Executive Director Ed Stahl is pleased to announce Dean Burnell’s new role as Finance & Human Resources Manager.
"Dean has been a valuable member of our Central Reservations staff for the past 9 years and brings to this new job a tremendous knowledge of all aspects of the Association and an in depth familiarity with our members and their needs,” says Stahl, “We are very fortunate to have someone with Dean's background and talents to fill this important position."