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Northfield Savings Bank announced changes to its Board of Trustees. Kyle Dodson, of Winooski, will replace outgoing member Lauren Wobby who will continue as corporator after completing her term this month.
MONTPELIER — The Vermont Association of Insurance Professionals is pleased to announce that Pat Murray, of the Vermont Department of Financial Regulation in Montpelier, has become the newest member of the VTAIP.
MONTPELIER — Gov. Phil Scott appointed Kim Gleason, of Essex, and Jenna O’Farrell, of St. Johnsbury, to the State Board of Education, filling the board vacancies of Mark Perrin and Stacy Weinberger, whose terms expired in March.
RANDOLPH CENTER — Dr. Ana Gaillat has been named the Vermont Technical College dean of academic affairs, effective in May.
WARREN — Peter MacLaren was awarded The 2019 Vermont Chamber Borden E. Avery Innkeeper of the Year at a ceremony honoring Annual Hospitality Award winners.
VERNON – Jeff Dunklee of Vern-Mont Farm worked with Vermont Land Trust, Vermont Housing & Conservation Board and the town of Vernon to conserve 146 acres on the east side of Route 142 in Vernon. With proximity to the Connecticut River, the land has excellent farm soils, will always be av…
BURLINGTON — Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility announced Magic Hat will join the organization’s Champion Members. The support of Champion Members is critical to VBSR’s success fostering a business ethic that sets a high standard within the professional community by creating opport…
MONTPELIER — Vermont Coffee Co. was recently awarded $20,000 in training funds from the Vermont Department of Economic Development’s Vermont Training Program. Vermont Coffee Co. collaborated with Addison County Economic Development Corp. to navigate the process and complete the application. …
For Vermont’s 755 registered beekeepers, 2019 is both the best of times and the worst. The best because each year more Vermonters want locally grown, healthy foods such as Vermont-produced honey. The worst because Varroa mites and related viruses are killing bees at astonishingly high rates.…
MONTPELIER – The Department of Environmental Conservation is accepting applications for the annual Vermont Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence.
