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Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn showcases 120 of the region's most talented ...
The Star-Ledger
Paper Mill Playhouse (Mark S. Hoebee-Producing Artistic Director, Todd Schmidt-Managing Director) in Millburn will present 120 of the of the region's most talented young performing artists from Paper Mill Playhouse's Summer Musical Theatre Conservatory ...

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RACC summer interns working with Dr. Bob Genter and Saul Blocher at Johnson State College are researching water quality issues in and around the Lamoille River Watershed. Water samples are analyzed for nitrogen and phosphorus analytes as well as E. coli cultures. Interns will assist the RACC high school Streams Project team from Rice Memorial High School who are interested in looking at E. coli in their local stream sites: Potash Brook and Bartlett Brook in South Burlington, Vermont.

The CWDD welcomed 20 high school student/teacher teams to the Saint Michael's College campus for a week of research education, stream sampling, and career exploration. Teams traveled from as far away as Puerto Rico and as close as Colchester, Vermont. Students learned about the EPSCoR program, received hands-on experience with RACC faculty, and took a trip on UVM's research vessel, the Melosira.

On the occasion of its Foundation Council Meeting in Bern on 26 June, SIB announced the winners of the SIB Awards 2014. The SIB Young Bioinformatician Award and the SIB Best Graduate Paper Award, of CHF 10,000 and CHF 5,000 respectively, are given every year by SIB to recognize the excellent merits of young bioinformaticians.

Dr. Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux was an invited speaker and participant in the inaugural Diversity in the Computational Geosciences Workshop held at NCAR. The Diversity in the Computational Geosciences Workshop: Advancing a Robust National Community & System for Diversity in Higher Education was held on June 23-25, 2014.

The Weekly Planet: Costs of severe storms require a fossil carbon tax
Barre Montpelier Times Argus
Alan Betts is one of Vermont's leading climate scientists and a past president of the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. He lives in Pittsford, and his columns can be read at alanbetts.com. Tweet · Email Article · Print Article. MORE IN ...

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The Weekly Planet: Costs of severe storms require a fossil carbon tax
Barre Montpelier Times Argus
Alan Betts is one of Vermont's leading climate scientists and a past president of the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. He lives in Pittsford, and his columns can be read at alanbetts.com. Tweet · Email Article · Print Article. MORE IN ...

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The Weekly Planet: Costs of severe storms require a fossil carbon tax
Rutland Herald
Alan Betts is one of Vermont's leading climate scientists and a past president of the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. He lives in Pittsford, and his columns can be read at alanbetts.com. Tweet. Email Article; Print Article. 2 Comments. MORE ...

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Froyo chains Menchie's, Yogurtland plot Boston-area expansions - Boston Business Journal  Boston Business Journal

Sports Shorts: UNH freshmen selected in NHL draft
Seacoastonline.com
PHILADELPHIA — Incoming freshmen Warren Foegele and Shane Eiserman of the University of New Hampshire men's hockey team were selected in the third and fourth rounds, respectively, of the NHL draft on Saturday. Foegele was taken by the Carolina ...

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And now, for our feature presentation ...
Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
Sarah Coleman Kelnhofer lives in College Place with her husband and three children. She believes the Good News of Jesus trickles down to change everyday life. You may reach her at verboenlacalle@gmail.com. Sarah Coleman Kelnhofer lives in College ...

Financial report spells out embezzlement details
BurlingtonFreePress.com
The county became concerned about cash shortfalls and possible misappropriation of assets in late March, according to the financial report obtained through a Vermont Public Records request by the Burlington Free Press. “The errors and questionable ...

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Maggie Eppstein, chair of Computer Science (CS) at the University of Vermont, was recently awarded a competitive $650K 5-year grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF), as part of the new NSF S-STEM program (Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). This S-STEM scholarship project will address the significant shortage of computer scientists, both in Vermont and at the national level. The project will increase the number and diversity of well-educated, skilled employees in computer science.

SAIC to Help Saudi Arabia Manage Food Security Initiative; Robert Genter ...
ExecutiveBiz (blog)
... company said Thursday. Robert Genter, SAIC senior vice president and general manager of strategic growth markets, said the company intends for the first two years of the contract to help SAFECO develop and operate the facilities and achieve its goals.
SAIC Awarded Saudi-American Food security & renewable Energy Company ...IT Business Net

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Decorah Journal
Decorah's ArtHaus welcomes new co-directors
Decorah Journal
From left: Lea Lovelace, Eric Petersen, Jenni Brant and Kristen Underwood. (Photo by Julie Berg- Raymond). A Conversation With the New Directors. Decorah Newspapers: What were your first impressions about ArtHaus and Decorah? Eric: We loved the ...

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SAIC Awarded Saudi-American Food security & renewable Energy Company ...
IT Business Net
"During the first two years of this contract, SAIC's SETA role is primarily to provide unbiased technical information SAFECO can use to effectively develop and operate these facilities and progress towards their aspirational vision," said Robert Genter ...

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Wareham Week
Joseph W. Conway Park repairs complete
Wareham Week
The Joseph W. Conway park had a number of wooden structures that were in unsafe condition. After Sarah Coleman, a local mother, brought the issue to the association, the organization worked in conjunction with Town Administrator Derek Sullivan and ...

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SAIC Awarded Saudi-American Food security & renewable Energy Company ...
Wall Street Journal
"During the first two years of this contract, SAIC's SETA role is primarily to provide unbiased technical information SAFECO can use to effectively develop and operate these facilities and progress towards their aspirational vision," said Robert Genter ...

SAIC Awarded Saudi-American Food security & renewable Energy Company ...
MarketWatch
"During the first two years of this contract, SAIC's SETA role is primarily to provide unbiased technical information SAFECO can use to effectively develop and operate these facilities and progress towards their aspirational vision," said Robert Genter ...

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