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Proctor Graduate DJ Rankins Enlists in US Air Force
Andover – On July 30, Donald DJ Rankins, Jr., of Concord, took the USAF oath of enlistment before departing for basic training. DJ, along with 41 other recruits representing all branches of the military, met at the Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) in Boston where they signed their military contracts and, in the presence of their families, recited their final oath: “To support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over [them], according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice, so help me God.”
Proctor Academy Welcomes Two New Exhibiting Artists
I had the pleasure of visiting Angelique Luro’s and Liliana Folta’s art studios this summer. Entering their art studios was like stepping into another world. What an honor, and how exciting it was, to see the many different stages of their processes that bring their work to life. Both artists use bold color palettes, evoking a range of emotions and ideas.
Vermont Weather Alert: Strong Winds and Rain Likely to Impact Lake Champlain and Mountain Areas
Burlington, VT – The US National Weather Service (NWS) in Burlington, Vermont, has issued a weather advisory for those planning outdoor activities today. Breezy conditions are expected across the region, with a particular emphasis on northern New York. As the day progresses, the likelihood of rain increases, especially in areas near Lake Champlain and the mountain summits.
8 kayakers rescued on Malletts Bay
COLCHESTER, Vt. (WCAX) - Eight kayakers were rescued on Malletts Bay Saturday, including one person who was found in the water. The Colchester Police Marine Unit and the U.S. Coast Guard assisted the kayakers near the mouth of the Lamoille River Saturday at about 11:30 a.m., while there was a strong south wind and 2- to 3-foot waves. All eight were transferred to the Coast Guard’s vessel and transported to the Malletts Bay public boat launch. No injuries were reported following the rescue.
Vermont Recorded Over $66 Million in Marijuana Sales in First Half of 2024, Nearly $10 Million in Taxes
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Vermont’s legal marijuana market generated over $66 million in revenue between January and June of this year. In the first half of 2024, Vermont’s licensed marijuana stores sold $66.22 million worth of marijuana and marijuana products, resulting in approximately $8.5 million in tax revenue, according to data compiled and released by the Vermont Department of … Continue reading The post Vermont Recorded Over $66 Million in Marijuana Sales in First Half of 2024, Nearly $10 Million in Taxes appeared first on The Marijuana Herald.
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The Milton Independent is thrilled to announce the return of our print edition on Friday, Oct. 11, 2024. We're excited to reintroduce the paper in a monthly format, continuing our commitment to covering local government, schools, sports, business and culture in Milton. We invite you to participate in this survey...
Vermont’s new motel room limits are primed to push out hundreds of households this fall
This story, by Report for America corps member Carly Berlin, was produced through a partnership between VTDigger and Vermont Public. When Mary Mojica’s Waterbury apartment flooded last summer, all she could grab were a couple of boxes, some clothes, and her dog, Bella. Since then, Mojica, 59, has taken up residence at the Days Inn in Colchester, with the aid of a voucher from Vermont’s emergency housing program. Her efforts to find a rental she can afford on her disability income have stalled. And her days at the Days Inn will soon run out.
Hotel project at Burlington airport falls apart, 7 years after efforts began
A public bidding process for new developers will “hopefully” open early next year, according to the airport’s director. Read the story on VTDigger here: Hotel project at Burlington airport falls apart, 7 years after efforts began.
In review: Primary results, Burlington drug use and safety concerns, waiting on federal flood relief
With primary day in Vermont having come and gone, candidates set their sights on November's general election. Plus, a new report in Seven Days details drug use and safety concerns in Burlington. And, the Green Mountain Care Board approves double-digit health insurance increases. Subscribe to the Vermont This Week podcast...
Woman charged with domestic assault in Sharon
SHARON — Vermont State Police arrested a 40-year-old Sharon woman on charges of domestic assault following an incident at a residence on Aldrich Farm Road. The arrest of Rebecca M. Neuroth was made after troopers responded to a report of domestic violence on Aug. 16, at about 10:15 a.m.
Vermont Electric and Green Mountain Power launch new large-scale battery in North Troy
A lack of grid capacity has kept local renewable energy sources from producing power consistently. The new battery is designed to change that. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont Electric and Green Mountain Power launch new large-scale battery in North Troy.
Twincraft to expand into former Keurig space in Williston
Twincraft CEO Peter Asch in the Winooski lab. VermontBiz photos. by Timothy McQuiston, Vermont Business Magazine Soap and skin care products manufacturer Twincraft Skincare will expand to Williston. CEO Peter Asch told VermontBiz that the rapidly growing company has outgrown its two Essex Junction locations and is taking advantage of the recently available industrial space previously occupied by Keurig Dr Pepper. Keurig roasted and distributed Green Mountain Coffee from the 224,000-square-foot plant off Marshall Avenue. Keurig has consolidated operations at its Essex facilities near Susie Wilson Road.
Cleanup of former Lyndonville industrial site underway
LYNDONVILLE, Vt. (WCAX) - A former Lyndonville industrial site is poised for redevelopment after sitting vacant for nearly a decade. Daniel Perry has lived in Lyndonville since he was a little kid and remembers when the old Kennametal tap and die manufacturing plant closed in 2014. “They had a lot...
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