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2012 business plan winners announced
The Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation and Strolling of the Heifers announced the winners of the 2012 Business Plan Competition at a ceremony at the Marlboro Graduate School Wednesday afternoon.
Colleges for students with learning disabilities, ADHD, ASD, and LD
A If you have a college-bound student with learning disabilities in your household, you might be concerned that that student will struggle once they're away from home.
According to the Vermont State Police, on May 18, Constable Stephen Oakes was dispatched to the home of Sara Vitale to serve her a civil violation for owning unlicensed and unsecured dogs.
Spring marks the start of another growing season, with all of the delicious and nutritious food produced from our fertile soils.
In sharing tips on antiques,he's answering a different call
It was a simple Japanese print in an old bookstore in Putney, Vt., that caught Craig Nowak's eye and ignited a passion in him for antiques.
Former Barre police officer cleared of burglary charge
A jury Wednesday found Zak Winston not guilty. The 35-year-old had been accused of breaking into a neighbor's home in Montpelier back in March of 2011 and of stealing a television.
WCAX News has learned Burke Mountain in Burke has been sold to Bill Stenger and other owners of Jay Peak.
Squier to receive racing coverage award
The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing has created a new award for Media Excellence, called the Squier-Hall Award.
Vermont's digital future envisoned at conference
In his opening remarks at the recent Vermont's Digital Future Conference, Gov. Peter Shumlin said Internet service at his Putney home is behind that of Vietnam, Cambodia and Croatia.
Aaron Pickover, Landmark College Student, Sings His Commencement Speech To Thank Parents
When Aaron Pickover, originally from Southfield, Mich., got to the microphone he chose to sing to the audience.
State seeks to push broadband into all rural areas
With conventional high-speed Internet access unavailable, Sally Pennington pays a premium to create a "mobile hotspot" at her Putney home.
In Vermont, open air drumming with a starry metronome
Of course thinkers from Pythagoras to Johannes Kepler have pondered "the music of the spheres," and composers from Gustav Holst to Mark-Anthony Turnage have on occasion waxed astronomical in their own works.
Paul Kim was named to the dean's list at Babson College for the spring 2012 semester.
Shining a light on energy conservation
The Selectboard is considering a new street lighting policy that would give the board authority to stop paying for lights that are only illuminating private property.
I've been getting press releases from Yellow Barn , a "center for chamber music performance and study" in Putney, Vermont.
On Native GroundGETTING to Zero: Imagine a World Without Nuclear Weapons
The month began with the START II treaty President Barack Obama and Russian president Dmitry Medvedev signed in Prague on April 8 - which calls for both nations to reduce their stockpiles of long-range nuclear weapons by about 30 percent over the next seven years.
On Native GroundGETTING to Zero: Imagine a World Without Nuclear Weapons
The month began with the START II treaty President Barack Obama and Russian president Dmitry Medvedev signed in Prague on April 8 - which calls for both nations to reduce their stockpiles of long-range nuclear weapons by about 30 percent over the next seven years.
On Native GroundGETTING to Zero: Imagine a World Without Nuclear Weapons
The month began with the START II treaty President Barack Obama and Russian president Dmitry Medvedev signed in Prague on April 8 - which calls for both nations to reduce their stockpiles of long-range nuclear weapons by about 30 percent over the next seven years.
Growing a restaurant from the ground up in Putney
Ismail Samad and Alice James think there is support in Putney for a restaurant that features locally grown food and that opens its space to cooking and food education classes.