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• Rochester man charged in crash that killed his mother

  06-10-2017 23:21 via vtdigger.org
  Joseph L. Mailhiot, 40, of Rochester, appears in Rutland criminal court Friday. Pool photo by Robert Layman/for the Rutland Herald
  RUTLAND – A Rochester man is facing charges alleging he drove under the influence of drugs in a single-vehicle crash that killed his mother in Killington.
  Joseph L. Mailhiot, 40, pleaded not guilty Friday in Rutland Superior Court to driving while under the influence of drugs as well as a charge of gross negligent operation in a fatal crash. He was released on
  
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• Welch bill would compensate nuclear fuel communities

  06-10-2017 23:10 via vtdigger.org
  A tracked transporter vehicle nicknamed “Cletus” slowly moves a loaded cask of spent fuel at Vermont Yankee. Photo courtesy of EntergyVERNON – Regardless of how quickly Vermont Yankee is decommissioned, Vernon will be stuck with the plant’s spent nuclear fuel for the foreseeable future.
  U.S. Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt., thinks that hardship should be worth some money — by his formula, potentially more than $18 million a year.
  Welch has teamed with a Connecticut congress
  
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• Restrictions on turbine noise face legislative hurdle

  06-10-2017 22:56 via vtdigger.org
  A new rule limiting the noise wind turbines can make will face a test Thursday when lawmakers consider whether the proposal does what they intended.
  Their decision could have implications for whether Vermont can meet its renewable energy goals. At least one of the legislators with a vote is taking a skeptical view of the rule as drafted.Sen. Ginny Lyons, D-ChittendenThe Energy Development Improvement Act, adopted last year, calls for the Public Utility Commission to write uniform standards for w
  
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• Head of AG’s criminal division appointed to bench

  06-10-2017 22:08 via vtdigger.org
  Assistant Attorney General John Treadwell.Pool file photo by Stefan Hard/The Times ArgusJohn Treadwell will leave his job as chief of the Vermont attorney general’s criminal division to become a Vermont Superior Court judge.
  The appointment was one of two Gov. Phil Scott made Friday.The judiciary will decide Treadwell’s starting date and the area of Vermont where he will serve for a one- to two-year period. He is filling an opening left when Scott elevated Judge Karen Russell Carroll
  
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• Rutland group seeks “NewStory” against violence

  06-10-2017 22:07 via vtdigger.org
  The logo for the NewStory Center domestic violence shelter in Rutland.[R}UTLAND – The Rutland County Women’s Network & Shelter has changed its name as it moves to the next chapter in its history of supporting victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, Avaloy Lanning, the organization’s executive director, said Thursday night.
  “We recognize that for too many people and for too long a time someone else has been writing their story, controlling their narrative,&rdq
  
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• LISTEN: Postseason Baseball Show: Who's Swinging For A 2017 Title? dlvr.it/PssfjH https://t.co/wk7LnN0dlE

  06-10-2017 22:01 via twitter.com
  
  LISTEN: Postseason Baseball Show: Who's Swinging For A 2017 Title? dlvr.it/PssfjH https://t.co/wk7LnN0dlE
  
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• At Harwood: ‘Out of something sad, we’ve made something beautiful’

  06-10-2017 19:40 via vtdigger.org
  Five central Vermont teens died in a crash on I-89 when a wrong-way driver collided with their car Oct. 8, 2016.DUXBURY — The community that has kept five teens alive in memory for the past year now has a permanent place to honor them.A year after the five died in a crash with a wrong-way driver on Interstate 89, students and employees at Harwood Union High School dedicated a new gazebo that has been in the planning for six months.Four of the teens studied at Harwood, while the fifth went
  
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• Cryptocurrency profiteer to pay millions in wire fraud settlement

  06-10-2017 18:51 via vtdigger.org
  Homero Joshua Garza(This story by Bob Audette was published in the Brattleboro Reformer on Oct. 6, 2017.)
  BOSTON — A former Brattleboro businessman has agreed to discontinue any illegal activity related to his sales of crytpocurrency and to give up $9,182,000 in profits from his illegal or wrongful conduct, including an additional $742,774 in interest.
  In July, Homero Joshua Garza pleaded guilty to wire fraud in a criminal case filed against him in federal court by the Securities and Excha
  
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• South Burlington board, teachers OK two-year contract

  06-10-2017 18:50 via vtdigger.org
  SOUTH BURLINGTON — The city’s school board approved a contract agreement with the teachers union Friday that ended months of negotiations and narrowly averted a strike planned for earlier in the week.
  The deal was reached after hours of mediation Tuesday evening stretched into Wednesday morning, when the South Burlington Educators Association had voted to strike if a settlement wasn’t reached. The union ratified the preliminary agreement in a vote Wednesday.
  “I think both
  
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• YWP: ‘Casual Racism with a Side of Language-Based Angst’

  06-10-2017 18:29 via vtdigger.org
  Young Writers Project, an independent nonprofit based in Burlington, engages young people to write and use digital media to express themselves with clarity and power, and to gain confidence and skills for school, the workplace and life.Check out the most recent issue of The Voice, Young Writers Project’s monthly digital magazine. Click here.Each week, VTDigger features a writing submission – an essay, poem, fiction or nonfiction – accompanied by a photo or illustration from Yo
  
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• SCOV Law Blog: Use, not just ownership, determines taxable status

  06-10-2017 18:11 via vtdigger.org
  Editor’s note: This piece from the SCOV Law Blog is by Amy Davis. 
  Vermont College of Fine Arts v. City of Montpelier, 2017 VT 12
  Creative Commons photo by walknboston via FlickrNormally I try to pick topics to summarize in areas of law I know pretty well so I don’t have to think too hard. This time I decided to challenge myself. Now I’m sleepy and want a whiskey.
  Vermont College of Fine Arts is a nonprofit corporation formed in 2007. In 2008, VCFA purchased a bunch of bui
  
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• ⚾️ Baseball show today! ⚾️ What team do you see going all the way this year? Let us know your thoughts: dlvr.it/PspQdW #VT

  06-10-2017 17:26 via twitter.com
  ⚾️Baseball show today!⚾️ What team do you see going all the way this year? Let us know your thoughts: dlvr.it/PspQdW #VT
  
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• Parent company of Burlington Telecom bidder registers neo-Nazi site

  06-10-2017 17:17 via vtdigger.org
  The homepage of Stormfront, a neo-Nazi website.BURLINGTON — The parent company of a company bidding to purchase Burlington Telecom is the domain registrar for the neo-Nazi website Stormfront, which came back online Friday, according to a Huffington Post report.
  Stormfront was forced offline by its previous domain registrar, Network Solutions, in late August for violating its terms of service — a move that followed the deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. The w
  
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• Got thoughts on how postseason baseball will unfold? ...And if your team is already out of it, let's just talk fav… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  06-10-2017 16:47 via twitter.com
  Got thoughts on how postseason baseball will unfold?...And if your team is already out of it, let's just talk fav… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Post-Season Baseball Show: Who's Swinging For A 2017 Title? dlvr.it/PspQdW https://t.co/hklOUNpP4k

  06-10-2017 16:24 via twitter.com
  
  Post-Season Baseball Show: Who's Swinging For A 2017 Title? dlvr.it/PspQdW https://t.co/hklOUNpP4k
  
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• AFT nurses, health professionals volunteer in Puerto Rico for hurricane relief efforts

  06-10-2017 15:55 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — AFTOct. 5, 2017
  Contact:Deb Snell, AFT Vermont President802-498-5273 / [email protected]
  Laurie Aunchman, VT Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals President802-825-5533/ [email protected]
  Marcus Mrowka – AFT National202-531-0689 (cell) / [email protected]
  WASHINGTON-More than 24 American Federation of Teachers nurses, health professionals and public employees from across the country boarded a plane to Puerto Rico today to provide direct care and assist wit
  
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• Sun Shares demonstrates new approach to community solar

  06-10-2017 15:50 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — VEICOct. 5, 2017
  Contact:Jeff Buell
  [email protected]
  Business model matches employers and employees to provide easy, affordable solar access
  October 5, 2017, Burlington, VT – A new Vermont company with a unique approach to making solar energy available to more people celebrated the first month’s operation of its 200 kilowatt solar array on the roof of the Innovation Center at 128 Lakeside Avenue today. Many of the employees who work in the building are
  
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• OneCare Vermont, Adirondacks ACO strengthen partnership

  06-10-2017 15:45 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — OneCare VermontOctober 5, 2017
  Contact:Todd Moore at 802-847-8205
  Kevin Ellis at 802-371-8112
  OneCare Vermont and Adirondacks ACO Strengthen Partnership to Advance Population Health in Vermont and Upstate New York
  Shared leadership will allow for greater operational efficiencies
  The Adirondacks ACO and OneCare Vermont ACO (OneCare) are pleased to announce a stronger working relationship between their accountable care organizations, which are the two largest ACOs in the Vermo
  
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• Justin Johnson appointed to Brattleboro Retreat board of trustees

  06-10-2017 15:40 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — Brattleboro RetreatOct. 5, 2017
  Media Contact:Jeff Kelliher, 802-258-6132 or [email protected]
  BRATTLEBORO, VT (October 5, 2017)—The Brattleboro Retreat is pleased to announce the election of Justin Johnson to the hospital’s Board of Trustees.
  Johnson, a native of Australia, is currently the head of Global Strategic Markets at MMR, LLC, a government relations, advocacy, and public relations firm based in Montpelier, VT, where he oversees efforts to
  
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• Newport and New York residents arrested on drug charges

  06-10-2017 15:35 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — U.S. Department of Justice United States Attorney District of VermontOctober 5, 2017
  Contact:Tim AtkinsonUnited States Attorney’s Office, District of Vermont802.951.6725
  [email protected]
  The United States Attorney for the District of Vermont announced today that Mickayla Peters, 19, of Newport, VT and Kenneth Seales, 40, of New York, were charged yesterday in United States District Court in Burlington with possession with intent to distribute heroin and cocaine
  
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• Governor proclaims Oct. 5 ‘Energy Efficiency Day’

  06-10-2017 15:30 via vtdigger.org
  News ReleaseOctober 5, 2017
  Contacts:Abby White, [email protected] or (802) 793-7282
  Mike Kanarick, [email protected] or (802) 735-7962
  Beth Parent, [email protected] or (802) 865-1460
  Vermont Ranks in Top Five for Energy Efficiency
  Burlington, VT—The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), a national non-profit that advances policies and programs for energy efficiency, has, for the fourth year in a row, ranked Vermont among the top five in
  
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• New Maple Tree Editions Vermont heralds Phoenix Books’ return to publishing

  06-10-2017 15:25 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — Phoenix BooksOct. 5, 2017
  Contact:Kristen EatonPhoenix Books802.872.7111 (p)802.872.7112 (f)
  [email protected]
  www.phoenixbooks.biz
  Burlington, Vermont – October 5, 2017: Phoenix Books will celebrate the publication of a new poetry collection, The Shower Scene from Hamlet, by Pushcart Prize-winner Daniel Lusk with a book launch and reading on Friday, October 27th at 5:30 p.m. at the downtown Burlington store.
  Longtime supporters of Vermont writers, proprietors M
  
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• Gov. Phil Scott appoints 55 to boards and commissions in September

  06-10-2017 15:20 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — Office of the GovernorOctober 5, 2017
  Media Contact:Rebecca Kelley, Office of the Governor802-828-6403, [email protected]
  Montpelier, Vt. – Governor Phil Scott today announced he appointed 55 Vermonters to State boards and commissions in the month of September.
  Boards and commissions serve an important role in state government, giving Vermonters numerous opportunities to serve their state and communities. The Governor’s office is currently soliciting app
  
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• Vermont Supreme Court to hear cases at Woodstock Union High School & Middle School

  06-10-2017 15:15 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — Office of the Court AdministratorOctober 4, 2017
  Contact:Patricia Gabel, Esq., Vermont State Court AdministratorOffice of the Court Administrator(802) 828-3278
  [email protected]
  Montpelier, VT – The Vermont Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments in five cases at Woodstock Union High School and Middle School on Thursday, October 12th.
  The Justices normally hold term in the Supreme Court building in Montpelier, but each fall the Court holds a term &ld
  
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• U-32 Music Department presents VT to Puerto Rico benefit concert

  06-10-2017 15:10 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — U-32 Music DepartmentOct. 4, 2017
  Contact:Anne DeckerU-32 Music Department
  [email protected]
  Friday, October 20, 2017U-32 Auditorium930 Gallison Hill RoadMontpelier, Vt 05602Doors 6:30, Music 7:00Tickets $20 general, $10 student
  U-32 Music Department presents a benefit concert featuring the Chad Hollister Band, Francesca Blanchard, Zak Kline and U32 High School String Orchestra. All Proceeds will benefit families in Puerto Rico recovering from the devastating after
  
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• Leahy to donate Weinstein funds

  06-10-2017 15:07 via vtdigger.org
  WASHINGTON — Vermont’s senior senator will donate campaign contributions he received from a top Hollywood producer in the wake of reports that he has a decades-long record of sexual harassment.
  The New York Times reported Thursday about previously undisclosed sexual harassment allegations against producer Harvey Weinstein. He reached settlements with eight women over the accusations.Weinstein, a high profile political liberal, has hosted fundraisers and donated to the campaigns of to
  
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• Capstone celebrates National Women’s Small Business Month with 5 free workshops

  06-10-2017 15:05 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — Capstone Community ActionOct. 4, 2017
  Contact:Yvonne Lory, Capstone Community ActionPhone: 802 479-1053
  Capstone Celebrates National Women’s Small Business Month with Five Free Workshops on How To Start Or Expand A Business
  (Barre, VT) Capstone Community Action’s Micro Business Development Program announces a five week workshop series called Business Building Blocks Networking Workshops for those interested in starting or expanding a business. Workshops will be h
  
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• Northeast Kingdom Collaborative hires Katherine Sims as director

  06-10-2017 15:00 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — Northeast Kingdom CollaborativeOct. 4, 2017
  Media Contact:Sarah Waring, Center for an Agricultural Economy 802-472-5362 or
  [email protected]
  HARDWICK, Vt. (October 4, 2017)The Northeast Kingdom Collaborative (NEK Collaborative) has announced that they have hired Katherine Sims as the new Director for the organization. Over the past year, the NEK Collaborative Board has set a new path forward and brought critical partners to the table to advance solutions for the
  
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• UVM opens phase one of $104 million STEM facility

  06-10-2017 14:05 via vtdigger.org
  Associate Professor of Physics Madalina Furis explains an experiment to students Libin Liang, Ph.D. student in Materials Science, left, Kim Hua, Ph.D. student in Materials Science, and Katy Czar, a Physics major.BURLINGTON — The University of Vermont celebrated on Thursday the completion of the first phase of a $104 million science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) complex.The facility, made up of three separate buildings, is the largest construction project in the Burlington
  
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• Sanders opening statement on the Republican budget

  06-10-2017 03:35 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — Sen. Bernie SandersOct. 5, 2017
  Contact:Sanders Press Office
  [email protected]
  WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 –The Senate Budget Committee began consideration of the Republican budget Wednesday. Below is Ranking Member Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (I-Vt.) prepared opening statement:
  Mr. Chairman, let me begin by thanking you for doing what no other previous Budget Committee chairman has done: You have released your budget resolution five days prior to our markup. And
  
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• Legislature’s Climate Solutions Caucus co-chairs respond to Gov. Scott

  06-10-2017 03:32 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — Rep. Selene ColburnOct. 3, 2017
  Contact:Selene ColburnRepresentative, Chittenden 6-4Burlington, VT
  [email protected]
  Last week, Governor Scott declared his opposition to carbon pricing in a Facebook post. This week, Senator Dick McCormack and Representative Mary Sullivan, the Co-chairs of the Vermont legislature’s Climate Solutions Caucus, have a message.
  “As Co-Chairs of the Climate Solutions Caucus in the legislature we are hoping to work wit
  
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• Richard Lovett, MD, Rutland Regional Medical Center radiation oncologist, receives American Society for Radiation Oncology Fellow designation

  06-10-2017 03:08 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — Rutland Regional Medical CenterOctober 4, 2017
  Media Contact:Peg Bolgioni, Marketing & Public Relations 802.772.2843 or [email protected]
  Rutland, VT: At the 59th annual American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) Awards Ceremony in San Diego California, Richard Lovett, MD, Rutland Regional Medical Center Radiation Oncologist, was one of 23 exemplary members throughout the United States and Canada to receive the 2017 ASTRO Fellow Designation.
  The Fellows Program, st
  
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• DFR Commissioner Pieciak to head international securities organization

  06-10-2017 03:00 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — Vermont Department of Financial RegulationOct. 4, 2017
  Contact:Dale Schaft, Information Management Officer, 802-828-4872
  MONTPELIER, Vt. – Michael S. Pieciak, commissioner of the Vermont Department of Financial Regulation, was named president-elect of the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) last week at the NASAA annual conference in Seattle. Pieciak will serve as president-elect for one year and begin his term as president in September 2018.
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• Burlington launches Mayor’s Prize to support entrepreneurship

  06-10-2017 02:56 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — City of BurlingtonOctober 4, 2017
  Contact:Gillian Nanton, CEDO Assistant Director of Sustainability, Housing, and Economic Development
  [email protected], 802-865-7179Diana Colangelo, CEDO Projects and Policy Specialist
  [email protected]
  In Partnership with Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, City Will Award More Than $300,000 over Two Years
  Burlington, VT – Mayor Weinberger today announced the launch of The Mayor’s Prize for Entrepreneurship, desig
  
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• Teacher health insurance costs: Down and then back up again

  06-10-2017 02:49 via vtdigger.org
  Protesters line Route 2 in Montpelier earlier this year to oppose Gov. Phil Scott’s proposal to negotiate teacher health plans at the state level. File photo by Mike Dougherty/VTDiggerVermont taxpayers are already looking at a projected 8 cent increase in property tax rates in fiscal 2019, and now they should prepare for another hit because health insurance premiums for the new plans teachers are moving to in 2018 are going to go up.
  Despite moving teachers to new plans with lower premiums
  
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• ‘Divided by Diversity’ to show in Rutland

  06-10-2017 02:49 via vtdigger.org
  News Release — Carl Tone FilmsOct. 2, 2017
  Contact:DuaneCarletonCarl Tone FilmsPhone(802)438-2956
  [email protected]
  Film exploring racism in Vermont offers one-time opportunity for public
  Rutland, VT, October 2, 2017: On Saturday October 21st, 2017 “Divided by Diversity” will show at theUnitarian Universalist Church in Rutland, VT at 7:00 p.m. The film will be followed with a Q&A panel that will include Director Duane Carleton and several film participants. The showing
  
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• The Deeper Dig: Clocking the congressional calendar

  06-10-2017 02:47 via vtdigger.org
  Sen. Patrick Leahy, Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Peter Welch. File photo by Mike Dougherty/VTDiggerSaturday marked the end of the federal fiscal year. Leading up to Sept. 30, members of Congress worked to meet deadlines on several authorizations that fund government programs across the country.
  In Vermont, decisions on the children’s health insurance program and the Federal Aviation Administration carry major impacts on state services. Meanwhile, debates
  
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• Sanders headlining events aimed at smoothing path to college

  06-10-2017 02:42 via vtdigger.org
  Vermont’s school-to-work pipeline has a leak where many high school graduates don’t go on to college or gain a credential, meaning they aren’t getting the skills they need for many decent-paying jobs.Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is inviting high schoolers and their parents to two college fairs this month to help build a better conduit.“Postsecondary education is more important than ever to get a decent-paying job,” he said.Lyndon State College. Courtesy photoVermont
  
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• Julie Moore: Vermont is not wavering on clean water

  06-10-2017 02:37 via vtdigger.org
  Editor’s note: This commentary is by Julia S. Moore, of Middlesex, the secretary of the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources a registered professional engineer with a long history in the field of clean water.
  Despite the Scott administration’s commitment to restoring Vermont’s waterways and funding clean water initiatives, recent news stories have contained inaccurate information and given the false impression that we’re decelerating our efforts. This is simply not the cas
  
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• Mike Mrowicki: Childhood trauma’s society-wide impact

  06-10-2017 02:33 via vtdigger.org
  Editor’s note: This commentary is by state Rep. Mike Mrowicki, a Democrat who represents Windham-4 (Putney, Dummerston and Westminster) in the Vermont House of Representatives.
  Ken Burns’ latest historical video narrative, “The Vietnam War,” reminds many of us of that historical era, the French and U.S. actions, and the proof of philosopher and essayist George Santayana’s words, “Those without a sense of history are doomed to repeat it.”
  The documentary
  
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• Brian Ricca: A safe and inclusive place for all students

  06-10-2017 02:25 via vtdigger.org
  Editor’s note: This commentary is by Brian G. Ricca, who is superintendent of Montpelier Public Schools.
  During this past month, we welcomed back to Montpelier Public Schools all our students, pre-kindergarten through 12th graders. I spent a substantial amount of time in our classrooms, visiting with students and teachers as they returned to learn some new routines, meet classmates for the first time, reconnect with classmates they already know, and begin setting the foundation for growth
  
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• Town considers ousting absentee Selectboard members

  06-10-2017 02:21 via vtdigger.org
  BENNINGTON — The Bennington Charter Review Committee is considering a provision for removing Selectboard members who are repeatedly absent from board meetings.
  At its meeting Wednesday, the panel also set dates for public hearings on the charter changes it is considering and added some longer meetings during the evening to increase the pace of the review.
  The Bennington town offices. File photoThe committee seemed resolved to propose a method of removing a Selectboard member who is absent
  
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• Citing funding reduction, COTS to lay off case managers

  06-10-2017 02:03 via vtdigger.org
  Rita Markley is the executive director of the Committee on Temporary Shelter, in Burlington. Courtesy photoA nonprofit organization dedicated to ending homelessness is laying off case managers who provide long-term help to families seeking to get back on their feet.
  The Committee on Temporary Shelter, or COTS, in Burlington will lay off all five of its case managers — representing the equivalent of 4½ full-time positions — later this month.Rita Markley, the executive director
  
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• Sanders spearheads opposition to GOP budget

  06-10-2017 01:45 via vtdigger.org
  Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and top congressional Democrats oppose the GOP budget resolution proposal. Photo by Elizabeth Hewitt/VTDigger
  WASHINGTON — Both chambers of Congress moved forward on budget resolutions this week as GOP-led efforts to reform the federal tax system ramp up.
  Members of Vermont’s delegation registered their opposition to the Republican plans, with Sen. Bernie Sanders leading efforts to spotlight what foes describe as a giveaway to the wealthiest Americans at t
  
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• Budget resolutions advance as Sanders spearheads opposition

  06-10-2017 01:45 via vtdigger.org
  Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and top congressional Democrats oppose the GOP budget resolution proposal. Photo by Elizabeth Hewitt/VTDigger
  WASHINGTON — Both chambers of Congress moved forward on budget resolutions this week as GOP-led efforts to reform the federal tax system ramp up.
  Members of Vermont’s delegation registered their opposition to the Republican plans, with Sen. Bernie Sanders leading efforts to spotlight what foes describe as a giveaway to the wealthiest Americans at t
  
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• Missed our chat about joy during the noon hour? Catch the rebroadcast at 7 pm on VPR or find podcast audio here:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  06-10-2017 00:46 via twitter.com
  Missed our chat about joy during the noon hour? Catch the rebroadcast at 7 pm on VPR or find podcast audio here:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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