Stafford students inducted into National Technical Honor Society
Stafford Technical Center inducted 13 students into the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) last week during a candlelight ceremony in the Rutland High School Theater.
MSJ names 2013 class leaders
Leonard Wing Bartenstein, son of Claus and Trish Bartenstein of Rutland, has bebeen named the 2013 Mt. St. Joseph Academy valedictorian.
Who voted for, against, Vt. property tax increase?
Legislative roll calls rarely appear in print, but thanks to the Ethan Allen Institute of Vermont, the public is becoming more aware of how their representative votes on key issues from taxes to education.
Bristol man completes USAF training
Air Force Airman Nicholas J. Jarvis of Bristol graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.
Local students present math papers
From fractals to the Archimedean screw, from nanostructures to quintic equations, Saint Michael's College students presented mathematics research across a range of topics.
ACSU Spring into the Arts Fest, May 29-30
Addison Central Supervisory Union’s Spring into the Arts Festival will take place May 29-30 at the Mahaney Center for the Arts at Middlebury College.
Teen raises funds for armored police K-9 vest
Thirteen-year-old Annie Jackson, a student at Vergennes Union High School, has an interest in dogs and law enforcement. Like many teens with developing career interests, she wants to know as much about her passions as she possibly can.
Castleton professor to be honored for work with men, women leaving prison
23rd Annual Rutland Dismas House Dinner-Auction, June 9
You don’t hear much about the lives of Vermont college professors after hours, but if Castleton College Professor Lillian Jackson is any indication, faculty members are working their magic in the community behind the scenes, too.
4-Hers attend Hinesburg sheep clinic
On May 11, 4-H members traveled to Hinesburg for a sheep fitting clinic, sponsored by University of Vermont Extension and hosted by the Henson family. The clinic taught members to learn how to fit meat breed sheep for exhibiting at sheep shows.
So many books, so little time
Middlebury bookshop is now the state’s largest
When the late writer Jorge Luis Borges said "that Paradise must be a kind of library," he must have been thinking about Monroe Street Books in Middlebury.
From dairy to doorstep: Remembering home milk delivery in New England
An entertaining exhibit which chronicles 200 years of dairy history
The Sheldon Museum, in partnership with Historic New England, will present "From Dairy to Doorstep: Milk Delivery in New England", an entertaining, special exhibit which chronicles over 200 years of dairy history from the family farm through the heyday of home delivery by milkmen.
VUHS students to attend Lyndon State event
Green Mt. Boys’ State, June 16-21
The Vergennes American Legion Post 14 will sponsor four VUHS delegates to the Green Mountain Boys’ State held June 16-21 on the campus of Lyndon State College in Lyndonville.
Kids + trucks = fun
2013 Hinesburg Big Truck Day & Children’s Festival
Something magical happens when you mix kids and fire trucks. The sense of wonder and big smiles are priceless—and that’s what makes the annual Hinesburg Big Truck Day and Children's Festival a fun time spent with the whole family.
Rotary awards $13,500 in scholarships to local students
The Rutland South Rotary Club awarded $13,500 in scholarships to students from Rutland County. Students were presented with either $1,500 or $1,000 scholarships.
Will Vermont property owners get some relief?
Legislators make tentative moves on curbing rising ed costs
The unending rising cost of education in Vermont, versus declining enrollments, was addressed by the State House this week.
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