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Journal and Courier
The fall and rise of a college
Journal and Courier
President Tom Manley, who stepped into his role last spring, is eager to find more ways Antioch can rely less on tuition and alumni donations. Up until recently, he said, the college had been solely focused on regaining its accreditation ...

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La Radio de Martin Grande
La primera ciudad de EEUU alimentada solo por energías renovables
La Radio de Martin Grande
“Hay que remontarse una docena de años, a 2004, cuando se tomó la decisión de dejar de comprar electricidad a la única planta nuclear que hay en Vermont”, cuenta Weingberger. La decisión requería coraje e imaginación a partes iguales, puesto que la ...

Veluws Nieuws (persbericht) (Blog)
Molen De Fortuin rijke inspiratiebron
Veluws Nieuws (persbericht) (Blog)
Molen De Fortuin, die vlak naast het Voerman Museum Hattem staat, is voor diverse kunstenaars een rijke bron van inspiratie geweest. In het museum is de molen dan ook op meerdere schilderijen terug te vinden, merkt vrijwilliger van het museum Ron Maat ...

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Veluws Nieuws (persbericht) (Blog)
Dalli-De Klok geeft veel geld weg aan drietal goede doelen
Veluws Nieuws (persbericht) (Blog)
Medewerkers van Dalli-De Klok in Heerde hebben 10.000 euro verdeeld over drie goede doelen in de gemeente Heerde. Vertegenwoordigers van Vrieze's Erfgoed, de Rode Beer en het Berghuizer Bad kregen een symbolische cheque overhandigd tijdens ...

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Bosnian Women Reflect on Resettlement | Culture  Seven Days

Bosnian Women Reflect on Resettlement | Culture  Seven Days

Vermont Biz
UVM Creates Institute For Interdisciplinary Research On Environmental Challenges
Vermont Public Radio
Taylor Ricketts, the director of the institute, said environmental problems cut across academic disciplines — so the work of the institute should too. “Environmental issues are going to define this century — things like sustainable food systems and ...
Gund family donates $6 million to create Institute for Environment at UVMVermont Biz

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Gund Family Donates $6 Million to Create Institute for Environment at UVM
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A $6 million gift from the Gund family – with a challenge to raise even more from other donors – will create the University of Vermont's first university-wide sustainability institute and accelerate UVM's longstanding commitment to the environment ...

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Gund Family Donates $6 Million to Create Institute for Environment at UVM
UVM News
A $6 million gift from the Gund family – with a challenge to raise even more from other donors – will create the University of Vermont's first university-wide sustainability institute and accelerate UVM's longstanding commitment to the environment ...

Train For The Worst Day Of Your Life With A Stress Shoot  Task & Purpose

My quads were burning and my breathing was steady but labored as I ascended yet another hill on the rural gravel road I was running on. A little over halfway to ...

Time Travel in a Peat Bog  Adirondack Almanack

Gutter pipes full of soggy peat show up on the bench by my office each March. This means one thing: my colleague Peter Hope's Saint Michael's College ...

Time Travel in a Peat Bog  Adirondack Almanack

Gutter pipes full of soggy peat show up on the bench by my office each March. This means one thing: my colleague Peter Hope's Saint Michael's College ...

PALPA – CAA contra: Medical board constituted to examine sick pilots  Dispatch News Desk

Third Central New York Feeder Pool to Sell 100 Head  Lancaster Farming

The slate of feeder calves for the upcoming central New York video sale is a mixture of predominantly black steers as well as white-faced colored breeds.

Twitter reacts to Bahria Town taking over Qasim Park  Pakistan Today

Twitter reacts to Bahria Town taking over Qasim Park  Pakistan Today

In the past couple of days we saw the rise and fall of the Bin Qasim Park issue in Karachi. According to a document circulating in the social media a couple of ...

Twitter reacts to Bahria Town taking over Qasim Park  Pakistan Today

In the past couple of days we saw the rise and fall of the Bin Qasim Park issue in Karachi. According to a document circulating in the social media a couple of ...

Members of VT EPSCoR's CWDD program attended the J.J. Flynn Elementary School Maker Faire in Burlington, Vermont on March 20, 2017.

The Vermont/Puerto Rico Student Exchange enabled teachers and students from three Puerto Rico high schools (Robinson, Juan Ponce de Leon and Specialty School of Fine Arts Ernesto Ramos Antonini) and one Vermont high school (Hartford) to participate in the Exchange.

Janet Murray, Director Professional Development & Education Core at the Vermont Genetics Network, Mike Winslow, Center for Workforce Development and Diversity Coordinator at Saint Michael's College, and Lillian Gamache, Assistant Vermont State EPSCoR Director & Project Coordinator, visited with numerous legislators at the Vermont Statehouse on March 30, 2017.

They spoke with House Representatives and Senators from many different counties. A few included Windsor, Franklin, Chittenden; towns from Charlotte, Essex, Brattleboro, Ferrisburgh.

The meeting was part of an annual event held at the Vermont Statehouse. Topics discussed included Vermont EPSCoR's role in workforce development, private sector support, and research opportunities for middle school, high school, and undergraduate students.

The busy morning was an informative exchange between legislators, Janet, Mike and Lil!