MONTPELIER — Chloe Brelsford, of Wolcott, was named to the spring 2025 President’s List at Community College of Vermont (CCV). This honor recognizes full-time students with a 4.0 grade point average.
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CCV Announces Spring 2025 Student Honors List
MONTPELIER – The following students at the Community College of Vermont (CCV) were named to the spring 2025 Student Honors List: Darci Showalter and Hannah Wirth of Cabot. Jessica Mason, of East Calais and Grace Gouge of Marshfield. This honor recognizes part-time students with a 4.0 grade point average.
CCV Announces Spring Dean’s List
MONTPELIER — The following students at the Community College of Vermont (CCV) were named to the spring 2025 Dean’s List: Baylie Christensen of Hardwick and Peyton Tilton of Wolcott. This honor recognizes full-time students with a grade point average between 3.5 and 3.99.
Food Hub Collaborative Members Testify at Statehouse
MONTPELIER – Six member organizations of the Vermont Food Hub Collaborative that operate food hubs in Vermont, provided testimony to the Vermont Legislature’s House Committee on Agriculture, Food Resiliency, and Forestry, April 15. Appearing jointly with three farmers, the organizations testified on the importance of local food and how their[Read More…]
CAE Receives Food Systems Infrastructure Award
MONTPELIER – Hardwick’s Center for an Agricultural Economy (CAE) was awarded an equipment grant of $93,750 to increase the processing and distribution of regional products. The Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets (VAAFM) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced over $3 million in Vermont Resilient Food Systems[Read More…]
Queer Film Fest Kicks off Pride Month Events
MONTPELIER – The Savoy Theater will kick off pride month with a screening of the “Rocky Horror Picture Show.” The show is one of six cinematic events planned for the theater’s Queer Film Festival, a three week celebration of LGBTQ+ films and shorts, both modern and classic. The cult classic[Read More…]
HERVermont Mural Send Big Women’s Health Message
MONTPELIER – U-32 high school juniors Ella Thomas and Annalise Eckhaus, both from Calais, have been discussing the next steps for HERVermont, after unveiling their mural for reproductive justice. The project began in the fall of 2023 as an option for students to get health credits via a self-directed learning[Read More…]
“The Revolutionists” Begins June 5
MONTPELIER – “The Revolutionists” by Lauren Gunderson will be presented Thursdays through Sundays, June 5 to June 15, at Lost Nation Theater (LNT). The production presents four bold women who try not to lose their heads in comedy set during the French Revolution. Amidst the Reign of Terror, four renegades,[Read More…]
Pedestrian Bridge Project Receives $200,000 Grant
MONTPELIER –The Hardwick pedestrian bridge replacement project received a total of $200,000 for the demolition and replacement of the deteriorated, unsafe and currently closed pedestrian bridge with a new ADA compliant pedestrian bridge. Governor Phil Scott and the Department of Housing and Community Development announced the 2025 recipients of Vermont[Read More…]
Vermont Nonprofit Pairs Seniors and Renters
VERMONT – Several years ago, Linda Suter looked for a small house on the market in central Vermont, hoping to downsize. She was living alone in a three-bedroom Montpelier home that she’d owned for nearly two decades, but could no longer afford it. Real estate prospects that fit her budget[Read More…]
Senate Natural Resources Revisits Wake Boat Rules
MONTPELIER – If the tulips lining the walkway to the Statehouse are any indication, summer is on its way, and with it, a season of boating on Vermont’s lakes and ponds. That fast-approaching season is not lost on advocates for wake boat-free lakes. Alongside representatives from the Department of Environmental[Read More…]
Area Students Testify About Education Bill
MONTPELIER – A student from Hazen Union School (HU) and six from Craftsbury Academy testified to a joint meeting of the House Education Committee to which the Senate Committee was also invited, Friday, April 25. The subject was H.454, an education bill that has received attention inside and outside the[Read More…]
