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This Week’s Wedding Announcements  The New York Times

14-Year-Old Boy Uses Legal Quirk To Run For Vermont Governor  news9.com KWTV

One of the four Vermont Democrats seeking the party nomination to run for governor in the fall election isn't old enough to vote, let alone drive.

The Death of a Senator: Tommy Burks and Byron (Low Tax) Looper  Nashville Scene

Archaeologists Find 3200-Year-Old Cheese in an Egyptian Tomb ...  The New York Times

Film recounts Grolier story; playing catchup with Mass Book Awards  The Boston Globe

Film recounts Grolier story; playing catchup with Mass Book Awards  The Boston Globe

Film recounts Grolier story; playing catchup with Mass Book Awards  The Boston Globe

The Last Sacred Space of Poetry'' will screen Aug. 25 at the Arlington Regent Theatre.

Christine Hallquist on Her Primary Victory: 'It Gives the Transgender ...  The New York Times

State Rules to Impact Remote Medication Prescribing?  The National Law Review

Christine Hallquist, a Transgender Woman, Wins Vermont ...  The New York Times

As healthcare changes, systems need to broaden search to find disruptive CEOs  ModernHealthcare.com

Residents see parking chaos at Salisbury Beach  The Daily News of Newburyport

Lyme Disease Has Now Spread To All 50 States, Report Finds  News On 6

A new report has found that the tick-borne illness Lyme disease has been detected in all 50 states, and cases continue to rise.

Matthew Greene Obituary - Death Notice and Service Information  Legacy.com

CWDD members Veronica Sosa-Gonzalez and Janel Roberge attended STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) night at historic Centennial Field on August 12, 2018 sponsored by the Community College of Vermont (CCV). Attendees at the Vermont Lake Monsters minor league baseball game were given the opportunity to explore the world of STEAM in a fun and interactive way.

BREE mentors took interns from the Social Systems, IAM, and Climate teams to the Mad River Valley on August 2, 2018. Guided by Josh Schwartz, the Mad River Planning District Executive Director, interns reviewed the site of the flood resilient Lovett Park on Bridge Street in Waitsfield, Vermont. This park is located around the footprint of a historic barber shop, later a photography studio and gallery, which was swept away during Tropical Storm Irene flooding.

On Wednesday August 1, 2018, Vermont EPSCoR awarded Native American and First Generation Scholarships to undergraduate students majoring in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) during a ceremony held in the Senate Chambers at the Vermont State House in Montpelier, VT. Five awards were made to meritorious students from Burlington, Newport, Addison and Bellows Falls. The students are seeking degrees in Engineering , Integrated Biological Sciences and Medical Laboratory Sciences from Norwich University, Vermont Technical College and the University of Vermont.

1. Gun activists put up a `hurdle' on Scott's path to re-election  Bennington Banner
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Meat Lovers Cheesy Omelet Melt  News On 6

Chef Matt Webb from Hard Rock Casino stopped in the Cooking Corner with a Meat Lovers Cheese Omelet Melt.

1. Gun Activists Push Back On Scott  Valley News
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