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Humane Society of Chittenden County receives 20 displaced cats from Texas
Burlington, VT.– The Humane Society of Chittenden County received about 20 homeless cats, all impacted by severe flooding in Texas, at the request of The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. After a local animal shelter in Denton County, Texas, sustained significant storm damage, the cats...
While misinformation and early numbers abound, Vermonters still don’t know how much a clean heat standard would cost
The state’s Department of Public Service expects to have a final estimate of the proposed program’s cost by the end of August. Read the story on VTDigger here: While misinformation and early numbers abound, Vermonters still don’t know how much a clean heat standard would cost.
Amid a tumultuous period in health care, Vermont hospitals request annual revenue and rate increases
Each year, Vermont hospitals submit their budgets to the Green Mountain Care Board and request increases in commercial insurance prices and patient revenue. The care board may approve — or trim down — the requests. Read the story on VTDigger here: Amid a tumultuous period in health care, Vermont hospitals request annual revenue and rate increases.
Peter Duval seeks Democratic nomination for governor, says climate is at the center of every issue
VERMONT — Peter Duval is running to be the Democratic nominee for governor. The Underhill resident is facing off against Esther Charlestin in the Democratic primary on Aug. 13, and if chosen as the party’s nominee by voters, he’ll face Republican incumbent Gov. Phil Scott. In his...
Waitsfield Children’s Center to close in mid-July
After almost 50 years of providing child and infant care for local families, the Waitsfield Children’s Center has closed its doors, due to the same challenges that many child care centers face: finding and keeping high-quality teachers, paying staff a livable wage while offering affordable child care for local families. That’s the bad news.
802 Soul Kitchen at Springfield Library
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – On Tuesday, Aug. 20, at 6 p.m., Springfield Town Library welcomes Marcel from 802 Soul Kitchen. Soul food is a cuisine that originated in the Southern United States, particularly among African American communities. It is known for its hearty, comforting dishes that often reflect the cultural heritage and culinary traditions.
DiTrani Brothers on Tavern Lawn
PUTNEY, Vt. – Twilight Music concludes its 21st Twilight on the Tavern Lawn series of bluegrass, folk, rock, world beat, jazz, pop, and zydeco summer concerts on Sunday, Aug. 18, with roots, ragtime, and jazz quartet DiTrani Brothers. The concert begins at 6 p.m., in downtown Putney, on the Putney Tavern lawn – bring a lawn chair or blanket – or at Next Stage, at 15 Kimball Hill, in case of rain. Copresented with Next Stage Arts Project, the series is sponsored by the Town of Putney, The Mockingbird Tavern, Rod’s, and many other Putney-area businesses and organizations. The concerts are free to the public, donations are accepted, and food will be available. For more information, call 802-387-5772 or visit www.twilightmusic.org.
Mozart and more at SOTH
WESTON, Vt. – The Sundays on the Hill Concert Series committee is so delighted to have Ensemble Aubade perform in the Old Parish Church on Route 100 in Weston, Vt., at on Aug. 18, at 4 p.m. Ensemble Aubade, consisting of Peter H. Bloom, flute; Francis Grimes, viola; and Steven Sussman, piano, captivates audiences with vibrant chamber music by European and American masters. Highlights include the exquisite “Kegelstatt Trio, K. 498” (1786) by Mozart; the exhilarating “Seven Postcards to Old Friends” (1966) by legendary Broadway arranger Robert Russell Bennett; and the magnificent “Trio Opus 45” (1856) by the great 19th-century composer Louise Farrenc, who was famous in her time but is rarely heard today.
DIII 50: Middlebury Earns 45 Team & 29 Individual NCAA Titles In 30-Year Span
On August 7, 2023, Middlebury kicked off a year-long celebration of the 50th year of Division III. While the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) membership voted to reorganize into three divisions on August 6, 1973, it wasn’t until the 1993-94 season that the NESCAC allowed its member institutions to participate in the NCAA postseason (excluding football). Over the course of the last 30 years, the Panthers have captured 45 team and 29 individual NCAA Division III titles, while also garnering a pair of AWCHA National Championships in women’s ice hockey. Middlebury also claimed 14 individual trophies prior to 1993-94, totaling 43 in its illustrious history.
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