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Carrie Brownstein: "A lot of these characters are permutations of ...  Salon

Vermont Resort Pulls in Big Foreign Investments  The New York Times

CBS Local
Snow Advisory Issued for DC as Snowstorm Pushes Up East Coast
CBS Local
“Two-hundred plows will begin spreading salt on D.C. streets once snow begins to fall,” said the Department of Public Works and Transportation Director William Howland. “The system is fast moving and is expected to leave the area by 3-4 p.m. Saturday.” ...

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Lifetime achievement award for Sahara Homes director
carehome.co.uk News
The 14th National Care Awards saw care professionals from around the country gather on the 23 November, at which a panel of three judges decided that operations director Alan Betts was a worthy recipient of the award, stating: “We have chosen Alan ...

First Coast News
Man accused of sex attack on 15-year-old boy
Orlando Sentinel
For the third time since October, deputies had to make an arrest in the Graham Swamp Preservation area in Flagler County. Jason Stockwell, 33, of Palm Coast man was arrested after a 15-year-old boy told deputies the man grabbed him and molested him on ...
Palm Coast man arrested on molestation chargesActionNewsJax.com
Palm Coast man charged with molestation incident at Graham Swamp ...First Coast News
Graham Swamp Again at Center of Allegations of Lewd Acts, This Time ...FlaglerLive.com

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First Coast News
Palm Coast man arrested on molestation charges
ActionNewsJax.com
Flagler County Sheriff's deputies says a 15-year-old boy told them Jason Stockwell, 33, of Clubhouse Drive, accosted him about 2 p.m. as he was walking through the area. The teen said Stockwell exposed himself and then grabbed him. According to the ...
Man accused of sex attack on 15-year-old boyOrlando Sentinel
Palm Coast man charged with molestation incident at Graham Swamp ...First Coast News
Graham Swamp Again at Center of Allegations of Lewd Acts, This Time ...FlaglerLive.com

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Palm Coast man charged with molestation incident at Graham Swamp ...
First Coast News
Jason Stockwell, 33, was arrested Saturday on a charge of lewd and lascivious molestation, according to a news release from Debra Johnson, Public Information Officer for the Flagler County Sheriff's Office. The incident occurred at the Graham Swamp ...

First Coast News
Palm Coast man arrested on molestation charges
Orlando Sentinel
For the third time since October, deputies had to make an arrest in the Graham Swamp Preservation area in Flagler County. Jason Stockwell, 33, of Palm Coast man was arrested after a 15-year-old boy told deputies the man grabbed him and molested him on ...
Palm Coast man charged with molestation incident at Graham Swamp ...First Coast News

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First Coast News
Palm Coast man charged with molestation incident at Graham Swamp ...
First Coast News
Jason Stockwell, 33, was arrested Saturday on a charge of lewd and lascivious molestation, according to a news release from Debra Johnson, Public Information Officer for the Flagler County Sheriff's Office. The incident occurred at the Graham Swamp ...

UVM News
Three Students Win Scholarships Encouraging Diversity Within STEM Fields
UVM News
The scholarships, offered by the Vermont EPSCoR Center for Workforce Development and Diversity, encourage students from diverse backgrounds to enter STEM careers. The first crop of competitive scholarships designed to help defray college expenses ...

Roberto Alomar, Blue Jays Hall of Fame second baseman, marries Toronto woman on 12/12/12  Toronto Star

The Agency of Natural Resources released a draft report early Friday that puts a price tag on the chasm between the cost of cleaner water and what Vermont might spend on curbing pollution.

To clean up stormwater, farm and sewage pollution that threatens water quality in Lake Champlain and elsewhere, the state would have to increase spending by $156 million a year, the report concludes.

Central Vermont tech firm wins innovation of the year award
vtdigger.org
“Pwnie Express is a great example of a firm that benefited from the innovative entrepreneurial ecosystem that the Vermont Technology Council and I envisioned when we stood up VCET,” said US Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.). “The public sector as a rule ...

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Members of the RACC Team meet to collaborate on progress to date and share plans and strategies for the upcoming year focused around Scientific Question 1 - in lake and to lake processes. The multidisciplinary team includes faculty from UVM, Middlebury College, Saint Michael's College, Johnson State College; graduate students and post-doctoral associates.

The VT EPSCoR Center for Workforce Development and Diversity (CWDD) held a Macroinvertebrate Identification Workshop for 13 VT EPSCoR Streams Project participants on Tuesday, December 11 from 10:00am to 2:00pm at Saint Michael’s College. As participants of the Streams Project, the three high school teachers and 10 high school students spent the summer and fall of 2012 collecting macroinvertebrate samples and water samples from streams around Vermont. The workshop was designed to assist participants in the identification of these macroinvertebrates with help from experts like Dr. Declan McCabe (Professor of Biology at Saint Michael’s College), Aaron Moore (VT Department of Environmental Conservation) and Katie Chang (VT EPSCoR CWDD Research Technician). High school teams came from Oxbow High School (Teachers Carl Hildebrandt and Patti Valley, students Sarah Burridge, Rachel Emerson, Madison Smith, Amelia McIntire, Sydney McIntire, Shelby Rosten, Anthony Giesing and Sean Tilitson) and Rock Point School (Teacher Kathy Rossman and her students Rosie Jacobson and Josh Farber). Also present was Elizabeth Mitchell from the ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center.

Lawrence Miller, Secretary of the Vermont Agency of Commerce & Community Development, Presents Three Vermont Students with First‐Ever VT EPSCoR Native American and First Generation Student Scholarships for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM)

Secretary Lawrence Miller presented $5,000 scholarships to three Vermont students pursuing careers in STEM areas. The scholarships, offered by the VT EPSCoR Center for Workforce Development and Diversity (CWDD), encourage students from diverse backgrounds to enter STEM careers. The first‐crop of competitive scholarships designed to help defray college expenses were made to students from Franklin and Washington Counties: Katie Bedard, a graduate of Mississquoi Valley Union (MVU) in Swanton, Vermont; Tazney Ryea, also a graduate of MVU; and Alex Ferno, a graduate of Union‐32 High School in Montpelier, Vermont.

RACC Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Associates update each other at their regular bi-monthly group meeting photos

Peter Isles, Andrew Schroth, and Courtney Giles on the RV Melosira with the RACC research platform

Dickinson tribute at University Bookstore
The Maine Campus
Following Ellis' reading, Amar read “Valentine Poem to William Howland” and “Letter to Dr. & Mrs. Holland.” Other faculty and staff who read included David Gross, the interim dean of the Honors College, Marlene Charron from the Conference Services ...