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Celts fall short against West Salem  Keizertimes

Teachapalooza: Front-Edge Teaching Tools for College Educators  Poynter

Censorship continues to be pushed in public libraries, but not in Vermont  Vermont Cynic

Biz Beat: BJ's buys Burris Logistics in Elkton, new restaurants ...  Cecil Daily

Censorship continues to be pushed in public libraries, but not in ...  Vermont Cynic

Customers serve up thousands of dollars for beloved CNY pizza shop after fire: ‘It’s just amazing’  syracuse.com

Scientific hardware, experiments return to Earth on SpaceX CRS-24 Dragon  Verve Times

BREE researcher and Vermont State Climatologist Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux, PhD will be honored with a lifetime achievement award at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (AAG) in February 2022. The award comes after a unanimous decision by the AAG's Climate Specialty Group, which chose to honor Dr. Dupigny-Giroux for her many achievements in climate science. This body of work includes 25 years as Vermont's State Climatologist and over 40 peer-reviewed publications in the fields that include climate variability and change, severe weather hazards, drought, and remote sensing.

BREE postdoctoral associate Dustin, Kincaid, PhD received the 2020 Water Resources Research (WRR) Editors' Choice Award for his research article "Land Use and Season Influence Event-Scale Nitrate and Soluble Reactive Phosphorus Exports and Export Stoichiometry from Headwater Catchments." The article, which used research supported by BREE funding, includes numerous collaborators from Vermont EPSCoR, including postdoctoral associate Erin Seybold, PhD, Ecological Systems Team Co-Leaders Carol Adair, PhD and Andrew Schroth, PhD, BREE researchers Breck Bowden, PhD and Julia Perdrial, PhD, and Matthew Vaughan, PhD, a former RACC graduate research assistant who now serves as the Chief Scientist at the Lake Champlain Basin Program.

Patrick Clemins, PhD, Manager of Cyberinfrastructure and Partnerships, presented remotely about the efforts by Vermont EPSCoR, the Internet of Things (IoT) Conduit, the Vermont Unified Community Anchor Network (UCAN) to establish an IoT network for community use. Held on December 16, 2021, the online presentation took place virtually at The Quilt Wireless Network Discussion Group, a monthly meeting dedicated to the exploration of long-range wireless networking in support of regional research and education networks.

News roundup: Vermont schools, corrections facilities struggling with staffing shortages  Vermont Public Radio

A downtown Syracuse clothing retailer has closed  syracuse.com

A downtown Syracuse clothing retailer has closed  syracuse.com

Parsing the qualified immunity debate  New Hampshire Business Review

For Skiers, a Winter of Discontent  The New York Times

After 45 years in business, an Onondaga County sandwich shop is closing its doors  syracuse.com

Another broadband provider is coming to parts of the Buffalo Niagara region  Buffalo News

UVM researchers study climate change's impact on toxic algae blooms in Lake Champlain  WCAX

Striver, Burnout, Lover, Scrub: A Debut Novelist Lays It Bare ...  The New York Times

Another broadband provider is coming to parts of the Buffalo ...  Buffalo News