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Longtime Chinese buffet restaurant closes in Syracuse; building for sale  Syracuse.com

Longtime Chinese buffet restaurant closes in Syracuse; building for sale  Syracuse.com

Mack is back: Lure of Chapel Hill pulls coach from the sidelines  WRALSportsFan.com

By Jodi Leese Glusco, WRAL.com director of *content*. Chapel Hill, N.C. — Mack Brown, who coached the Tar Heels to a 69-46 record from 1988 to 1997, signed ...

Kid Rock Won’t Face FEC Action Over Senate Stunt  TheWrap

Colorado cities with their own electric utilities have a better chance of hitting 100 percent renewable power goals  The Colorado Sun

CWDD Coordinator Veronica Sosa-Gonzalez attended the 2018 Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS), which ran from November 14 to November 17, 2018 in Indianapolis, IN.

Dr. Scott Hamshaw, a post doc with Vermont EPSCoR's BREE project, was selected for Hydroinformatics Innovation Fellowship funding from the Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Science, Inc. (CUAHSI) in December 2018. The funding will support a project that Dr. Hamshaw is collaborating on with UVM Computer Science PhD student Ali Javed, building a small software implementation that uses some of Dr. Hamshaw's research on storm event analysis.

Smart Watch: Finally, Hallmark Channel's Christmas romances aren ...  Salon

The Outside Story: Flight of the flunker moth  Rutland Herald

In early November, I flicked on the porch light and took out the trash. In the brief time it took, a couple of late-season moths found their way to my.

The Best Biographical Documentaries on Netflix  Paste Magazine

Illinois Senate Overrides Veto of Senate Bill 1737  The National Law Review

Flight of the flunker moth | Outside  Stowe Today

In early November, I flicked on the porch light and took out the trash. In the brief time it took, a couple of late-season moths found their way to my.

History Space: VT battled to reduce tobacco use  Burlington Free Press

Blockchain and the Legal Industry  The National Law Review

Mystery Man Pays Off All Layaway Items At A Walmart In Vermont  news9.com KWTV

A mystery shopper paid of customers' layaway items at a Walmart in Derby, Vermont, CBS Burlington affiliate WCAX reports.

OTELCO partners with VETRO FiberMap to offer customers way to check fiber broadband availability  Bangor Daily News

OTELCO is pleased to announce a new collaboration with VETRO FiberMap, a Portland, Maine based GIS and broadband mapping software company, to offer ...

A large contingent of BREE scientists attended the American Geophysical Union (AGU) 2018 Fall Meeting, which ran from December 10th to December 14th in Washington, DC. More than a dozen BREE faculty members, post docs, graduate students, and undergraduate interns made oral and poster presentations. Topics of these presentations included evaluating climate model parameter specifications, estimating sediment and phosphorous transport during floods, modeling impacts of watershed management on lake cyanobacteria blooms, and more.

Doug Denu, a GRA with Vermont EPSCoR, presented his masters defense on Tuesday, December 4, 2018. His defense, "Predicting Reach-scale Sediment Regimes to Prioritize River Restoration and Conservation," examined river data gathered from the framework provided by a Self Organizing Map (SOM) and Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithm (MOGA).

BREE Integrated Assessment Co-Leader Dr. Asim Zia led a panel on December 8, 2018 titled "Implementing Food-Energy-Water Security Early Warning Systems for Adaptation to Climate Change" at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Katowice, Poland.

Vermont EPSCoR Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) Caitlin Crossett joined CWDD Coordinator Veronica Sosa-Gonzalez and CWDD Education and Outreach Liaison Janel Roberge on September 27, 2018, for a trip to Grand Isle State Park, where they led approximately 40 students from Camel’s Hump Middle School through site and water quality assessments. The group also took macroinvertebrate samples from the lake and looked at them under microscopes in an effort to more deeply understand the concepts of bio indicators and human impact on water systems. This provided attending students with a deeper knowledge about their impact on Lake Champlain.