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Vermont Conversation: How Rob Mermin ran away with the circus and spent a life under the big top
“You have to have fun with whatever you're doing, whatever you're dealing with,” said Mermin of his approach to life’s challenges. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont Conversation: How Rob Mermin ran away with the circus and spent a life under the big top.
Who is running for statewide offices in the Vermont primaries?
On Aug. 13, Vermonters will cast their ballots for major party candidates in the statewide primary election. Vermont's statewide offices include lieutenant governor, state treasurer, secretary of state, auditor of accounts and attorney general. In addition to these statewide offices, Vermonters on primary day will also choose major party candidates...
Brian Searles, 2-time Vermont transportation secretary, dies at 77
Searles’ long career in public service also included various roles in law enforcement and leading Burlington International Airport. Read the story on VTDigger here: Brian Searles, 2-time Vermont transportation secretary, dies at 77.
New England auto mogul funds grants for school music programs
Gov. Phil Scott paid a visit to the West Rutland School Wednesday, and brought with him the gift of music, or at least the funding for it. The Governor was joined by Subaru of New England Ernie Boch Jr., who was a musician before making his fortune in the auto industry. He is an advocate for music education, and is awarding grants to music programs at Vermont schools through his Music Drives Us foundation.
New initiative aims to help LGBTQ business owners network
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - A new initiative is aimed at helping LGBTQ business owners and entrepreneurs succeed. The Vermont Pride and Prosperity Network is a collaboration between several organizations including the Pride Center of Vermont, the Small Business Administration, and the Vermont Treasurer’s Office. The goal is to provide education, connection, and celebration. It is being supported by the M&T Charitable Foundation with a funding commitment of $225,000 over three years.
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