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The Vermont EPSCoR Winter 2017 Magazine is now available!

Workshop Overview:
Leading water quality managers and policy makers participated in a unique opportunity to engage with academic colleagues and other water quality professionals in a virtual Tri-State workshop focusing on Human Behavior, Sensor Networks and Water Quality. The workshop was held by video-conference on January 18, 2017 from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm.

$20 million granted to Echo
Vermont Cynic
Vermont EPSCoR is the state's answer to the national mandate to promote scientific progress and does “research and development” in various areas of science, according to the Vermont EPSCoR's website. “[EPSCoR] has worked on proposals for the ...

$20 million granted to Echo
Vermont Cynic
“[EPSCoR] has worked on proposals for the competitive award for about a year,” said professor Judith Van Houten, director for Vermont EPSCoR. UVM is a primary institution in EPSCoR, Houten said. Approximately two-thirds of the awarded funds will be put ...

Could Eating Chili Peppers Help You Live Longer?  Live Science

Williston Observer
Hub Happenings
Williston Observer
Offering “unique finds and one-of-a-kind designs,” featuring vintage furniture, lighting, mirrors, stained glass windows, curios and hand-crafted products from Vermont artisans, Blue Cottage carries vintage and repurposed furniture and unique or hard ...

Pensioner left lying in cold mud with broken ankle in three-hour wait for ambulance  Yahoo News Canada

Scott Pruitt, Trump's E.P.A. Pick, Backed Industry Donors Over ...  The New York Times

1 dead, 1 injured in I-295 milk truck crash  WGME

1 dead, 1 injured in I-295 milk truck crash  WGME

FREEPORT (WGME) -- State Police say one person has been killed and a second injured in the collision of a tractor trailer and a passenger vehicle on I-295 in ...

House Clears Path for Repeal of Health Law (Published 2017)  The New York Times

New St. Mike's Scientific Imaging Lab Opens Jan. 16
vtdigger.org
... and William Keys; Joel Ribout, Jim Farrington and the crew from the Facilities Office, including Michael Estey and Henry Comtois; and on the academic side, Vice President of Academic Affairs Karen Talentino and Biology Department Chair Declan McCabe.

Difficulties are self-inflicted
Rutland Herald
2) No syndicated balance to the dose of blather that comes from the New York Times crowd on a daily basis, and very little from local Alan Betts. 3) Very selective in printing of letters; most always any that slam Obama pointing out the failures of his ...

New St Mike's scientific imaging lab opens January 16
Vermont Biz
Vermont Business Magazine An opening reception for a new Scientific Imaging Facility in Saint Edmunds 301 at Saint Michael's College will be Monday afternoon, January 16 at 1:30 pm. This suite features advanced state-of-the-art technology and is of ...

Difficulties are self-inflicted : Rutland Herald Online
Rutland Herald
It is obvious that the Rutland Herald is in difficulty, and has been for a while now. Much of the trouble is the result of their own making. I will list a few examples.

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War against middle class
Rutland Herald
The editorial “A virtuous circle” (Herald, Dec. 30) was excessively correct in detailing what happens when wage stagnation meets rising costs to cause the decline of the middle class, or of any class below the ultra-wealthy for that matter. What the ...

Difficulties are self-inflicted
Rutland Herald
2) No syndicated balance to the dose of blather that comes from the New York Times crowd on a daily basis, and very little from local Alan Betts. 3) Very selective in printing of letters; most always any that slam Obama pointing out the failures of his ...

War against middle class
Rutland Herald
The editorial “A virtuous circle” (Herald, Dec. 30) was excessively correct in detailing what happens when wage stagnation meets rising costs to cause the decline of the middle class, or of any class below the ultra-wealthy for that matter. What the ...

A Refugee's Journey From Disability to Independence  Seven Days

A Refugee's Journey From Disability to Independence | Culture  Seven Days