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Industry loses Hostar Marine Founder Dwight Stimson, Jr
Dwight Stimson, Jr., the innovative founder of HOSTAR Marine, died May 29, 2012 at home overlooking the North River in Norwell, Massachusetts, with his loving family and dog Bear at his bedside.
St. Luke's hosts South African scholars
Alex Menu, far right, was one of six scholars from South Africa who visited families from St.
Stratton Mountain School graduates 23 students
On Saturday, May 26, Stratton Mountain School welcomed 23 students into the fold of the nearly 800 alumni of the school since its founding in 1972.
Meet the Teacher: Charlene Mastro of Radnor High
Teaching languages is Charlene Mastro's passion. The Wayne native is now instructing students in the same classrooms that she learned in not long ago at Radnor High School .
With dropping solar prices, state and federal incentives, and innovative financing models, the crop of campus solar installations has become a healthy one.
Q&A: Tauke Tells Future Frosh, 'Don't be Afraid of the Possibilities That Exist'
A Name: Sam Tauke Year at LFHS: Senior Attending college next fall? Where? Why did you pick that school? If not college, what are your plans? Next year I am attending Middlebury College in Vermont.
Holiday weekend gets busier on Sunday, DNR reports
Middlebury College rowers Lizzy Reed, left, and Hannah Myers cool down Sunday in the waters of Lake Lanier at Clarks Bridge Park in Gainesville.
AGE: 17 HOMETOWN: Worcester PARENT: Gordon Surrette HONORS AND AWARDS: Co-vale- dictorian; National Honor Society; Middlebury Book Award; honor roll.
Carl Forsman named drama dean at UNC School of the Arts
Carl Forsman, a noted stage director and producer, will take over leadership of UNCSA's School of Drama beginning July 1, school officials announced Friday.
Anais Mitchell On Mountain Stage
Singer-songwriter Anais Mitchell returns to Mountain Stage , recorded live in Charleston, W.V. A native of Vermont, Mitchell spent her childhood traveling through the Middle East, Latin America, and Europe before returning to attend Middlebury College - experiences that imprint a rural worldliness on her deeply imaginative songwriting.
"When you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail. When you're a military alliance, every problem looks like it requires a military solution," argues Phyllis Bennis, an author and fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies.
Hess: The Chronicle of Double Standards
Many critics insisted it wasn't about her point of view but her harsh language. Indeed, Chronicle editor Liz McMillen felt compelled to apologize for Riley, writing, "Several thousand of you spoke out in outrage and disappointment that The Chronicle had published an article that did not conform to the journalistic standards and civil tone that you ... (more)
University of Vermont's global push begins in China
A 53-year-old cancer patient in Dorset has accused a 19-year-old Bennington man of using threats as... Cole Ward has worked as "meat cutter to the stars" in Los Angeles as well as at numerous places in... Cole Ward has worked as "meat cutter to the stars" in Los Angeles as well as at numerous places in... University of Vermont sophomores Sherlock ... (more)
Endowment Activism: How Students Can Move Big Money
Middlebury College is know for its focus on social responsibility and sustainability.
HISD school to speak Mandarin Chinese
Principal Bryan Bordelon tries to reassure parents taking a chance on his new school: Don't panic when you can't understand your 4-year-old's assignments.
Big APE Bids Farewell to Vermont With a Dance About Identity and Assumptions
Movement artist Tiffany Rhynard stammers out the theme song to "Cheers," her fingers fumbling on a Casio keyboard perched on a stool.
Introduction : Thomas H. Naylor, Professor Emeritus of Economics at Duke University, is a writer and a political activist who has taught at Middlebury College and the University of Vermont.
Middlebury awards grant to Heefner
Reginald Heefner, Chambersburg, was recently awarded a grant by Middlebury College to continue his Arabic studies to earn his master's in Arabic degree.
Glenwood Springs Post-Independent
The battle for family bragging rights a common occurrence at Glenwood's Mother's Day Mile
Members of the Goodstein family show off their racing bibs at a Mother's Day Mile several years back.
Corrections & clarifications for May 11, 2012
A story about Jamie Redford's documentary, "The D Word: Understanding Dyslexia" in Thursday's Plus section was incorrect.
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