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New College Leader: Catherine Provencher, chancellor of the University System of NH
A self-described “finance person,” Catherine Provencher brings both financial acumen and a love of education to her new role as chancellor of the University System of NH. Provencher previously served as vice chancellor of financial affairs and treasurer of the University System for the past 10 years. She also served as state treasurer for seven years and now takes the reins of a system that includes the University of NH, UNH School of Law, Plymouth State University, and Keene State College.
Missing bull found in Roslindale after two months on the lam
The bull was spotted in the middle of an intersection two months ago, Animal Control said. Boston Animal Care and Control found a missing bull on Aug. 20 in Roslindale, the unit said in a Facebook post on Tuesday, two months after it initially went missing. The animal was first...
New owners will bring capital investments to Killington
POWDR, the current owner of Killington Resort and Pico Mountain, will sell both to local investors. Michael Ferri and Phil Gross, two Killington homeowners, lead the investor group. According to a press release, the sale will close this fall, with the price yet to be released. The group will share details on capital investments at that time.
A year out of college, BryAnna Goslant of Danville mentors Lyndon Institute students for success
BryAnna Goslant was a first-generation college student who excelled in school, faced challenges, and came out on top. She’s a role model who now counsels a new generation of Northeast Kingdom students. Read the story on VTDigger here: A year out of college, BryAnna Goslant of Danville mentors Lyndon Institute students for success .
Mad River Valley Craft Fair returns Labor Day weekend
Picture shopping in the shadows of the beautiful Green Mountains listening to live music while browsing through a juried fair of over 80 artists offering one-of-a-kind pieces: unique gifts, keepsakes for the home, or special touches to add to the wardrobe. All are welcome to visit the 53rd Mad River Valley Craft Fair, held rain or shine on Labor Day weekend, Saturday, August 31, and Sunday, September 1, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Kenyon’s Field on Route 100, Waitsfield, Vermont.
Thunder Road and American-Canadian Tour officials announced today a change in start time for the 46th NEFCU/VSECU Labor Day Classic on Sunday, September 1st as well as camping times for the holiday weekend
Barre, VT — Thunder Road and American-Canadian Tour (ACT) officials announced today a small change in schedule for the 46th Labor Day Classic 200 program presented by NEFCU/VSECU on Sunday, September 1. The annual 200 lap affair will continue to be held on Sunday, September 1 but will move to an evening special with an afternoon Post Time of 4:00pm.
Milton school board advances mold remediation plan for elementary school
The Milton Town School District is moving forward with an extensive remediation plan to address the persistent mold issues at the Herrick school building, following a special meeting held Aug. 26. The school board discussed next steps to clean up affected classrooms with the district's environmental consultant, Fuss & O’Neill,...
Corporate Mechanical of New England Underway on Sheraton Boston Hotel Project
Boston – Corporate Mechanical of New England (CMNE) is currently working with Columbia Construction to upgrade the plumbing in the north tower of the Sheraton Boston Hotel, a 29-foot building with 809 guestrooms. The upgrade includes demolition and installation of new room finishes and piping systems connecting to the...
Governor says violent crime not just a problem in Burlington
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Vermont’s governor is addressing the influx of violent crime in the state’s largest city, saying gun violence is a problem affecting communities across the state, not just Burlington. Police in the Queen City have had their hands full this month, investigating several shootings, armed...
‘Road diet’ begins in Rutland aimed at slowing traffic
RUTLAND, Vt. (WCAX) - The first section of the Rutland “road diet” is officially in play. City officials say the project’s goal is to slow drivers down. The new lane configuration on Woodstock Avenue has been up for almost 48 hours with parts of Route 7 nearly completed, as well.
REVIEW: Dorset Theatre Festival’s ‘True Art’ a welcome burst of comedic joy
It is never too late for the comedy of the summer to fill our theatres with restorative laughter. If you have gotten a taste of joy this week and would like a little more in your entertainment choices, check out the very funny, very relevant world premiere of “True Art,” playing at Dorset Theatre Festival through Sept. 7 in an appropriately gorgeous production directed by Michelle Joyner.
Environmental groups raise concern about PFAS from GlobalFoundries
“We don't know of any safe level, so we don't think that companies should be dumping very toxic forever chemicals into waterways,” said Judith Barish, a coalition director with Chips Communities United. Read the story on VTDigger here: Environmental groups raise concern about PFAS from GlobalFoundries.
Plymouth Selectboard approves conservation easement
PLYMOUTH, Vt. – On Monday, Aug. 26, the Plymouth Selectboard held their biweekly meeting. The selectboard began the meeting by approving various adaptations to the agenda. Following this, the board discussed support for Farm & Wilderness Camp’s desire to attain a conservation easement through the Forest Legacy Program. The outcome of this was that the selectboard decided to recognize and support the owner’s property rights, as well as the right to attain a conservation easement.
Man arrested for burglary in Wells
WELLS — A New York man was taken into custody on suspicion of burglary at a Wells residence under construction, Vermont State Police reported Monday. Troopers from the Rutland Barracks responded to a call at approximately 4:55 p.m. on Aug. 18 about a suspicious male at Cones Point Store in Poultney, who was reportedly yelling inside the establishment.
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