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Audits rain down on WSSU

Education Reforms · Wilmington

Audits rain down on WSSU

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

WILMINGTON- Windham Southwest Supervisory Union Superintendent Bill Bazyk told board members that the supervisory union has been hit with a shower of audits, and board members squabbled over the timing of their budget assessment payments at their regular meeting Wednesday evening.See the Story

Senate Passes Ed Reform Bill

Education Reforms · Vermont

Senate Passes Ed Reform Bill

Coverage: 2 sources

The Deerfield Valley News is an independent newspaper in southern Vermont that provides news coverage of the Mount Snow region including the Deerfield Valley towns plus Mount Snow, Hermitage Mountain, and Stratton Mountain.See the Story

Clocking out for the last time

Vermont, United States · Vermont

Clocking out for the last time

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Deerfield Valley News is an independent newspaper in southern Vermont that provides news coverage of the Mount Snow region including the Deerfield Valley towns plus Mount Snow, Hermitage Mountain, and Stratton Mountain.See the Story

Public invited to birthday celebration at meditation center

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Sri Lankan-born Batuvangala Dhammarathana, a Buddhist monk known in his monkshood as Bhante Rathana, offers guided meditation sessions at the Green Mountain Meditation Center, part of Serenity Central of New England, in Jacksonville. Lauren Harkawik JACKSONVILLE - On Sunday, June 8, Serenity Central of New England will host a celebration in honor of the Buddha’s birthday. All are invited to attend the celebration, where the public can meet and…Jacksonville, Florida · Jacksonville See the Story

Legislature punts on reform bill

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Deerfield Valley News is an independent newspaper in southern Vermont that provides news coverage of the Mount Snow region including the Deerfield Valley towns plus Mount Snow, Hermitage Mountain, and Stratton Mountain.Vermont, United States · Vermont See the Story

Biodiversity grant helps conserve land in Halifax, Guilford

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

HALIFAX - Nearly 900 acres of contiguous land in Halifax and Guilford will be conserved thanks to the efforts of the Vermont River Conservancy and a grant from the Nature Conservancy’s Vermont Biodiversity Protection Fund. The Vermont Biodiversity Protection Fund was established by the Nature Conservancy in January. Its purpose is to assist organizations in Vermont working to protect lands, the protection of which will support Vermont’s biodiv…Nature · Halifax See the Story

Teachers urge IB decision before fall

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

DOVER - At its meeting on Monday, May 19, the River Valleys board defined the makeup, but not yet the membership, of two of its forthcoming committees. In other matters, the board asked to see a budget for a two-week camp to be held at The Dover School this summer.Dover, Vermont · Dover See the Story

Economic summit touts public-private efforts

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Steven John, chair of the DVFiber governing board, presented DVFiber’s story at the Southern Vermont Economy Summit on Tuesday. Lauren Harkawik DVFiber among success stories in summit panel DOVER - DVFiber, the local CUD that aims to bring high-speed fiberoptic service to all of its member towns, was featured in a panel at the Southern Vermont Economy Summit held at Mount Snow on Tuesday.Wilmington · Wilmington See the Story

Board members concerned about boiler removal

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

WILMINGTON- Twin Valley School Board members pondered indications they’ll end the year with another large fund balance, and discussed plans to replace boilers at Twin Valley Elementary School this summer. Superintendent Bill Bazyk told board members that, based on year-to-date expenditures through the end of April, he foresees the district ending their fiscal year on June 30 with a “substantial” fund balance. “I like to think the majority of …Wilmington · Wilmington See the Story

Teen to take on task of building bus shelters for community

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Giovanna Fabiano presents her bus shelter proposal at the Dover Selectboard’s Tuesday, May 20, meeting. Mike Eldred DOVER- A Dover teenager presented her plan for a community project that will benefit MOOver riders at Tuesday evening’s regular selectboard meeting. Giovanna Fabiano, 14, of West Dover, told board members she planned to build bus shelters along Route 100. She said the shelters would be constructed of wood and plexiglass, and …Wilmington · Wilmington See the Story

“What will people do all day?” explores future of work

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A panel at the Southern Vermont Economy Summit focused on how workers can adapt to an increasingly technological world. Pictured from left to right: Christy Betit, of Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation; Elizabeth Cain Steinman, of Aon Insurance Managers USA Inc.; Brian Maggiotto, of the Inn at Manchester; Jim Trimarchi, of Southwestern Vermont Health Care; moderator Josh Wright, of Lightcast; and Janette Bombardier, of Chroma Technology …Wilmington · Wilmington See the Story

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