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Middlebury Campus
Porter nurses strike new labor deal
On Oct. 23, Porter Medical Center nurses signed a new labor contract with the hospital’s administration, securing wage increases along with other shift and benefit improvements. This agreement, which will last for three years, comes after months of negotiations between the hospital and the Porter Federation of Nurses & Health Professionals, PFNHP Local 5753, the union representing the hospital’s employees.
The Burlington Free Press
WCAX
Eden store’s bargain gas draws drivers
EDEN, Vt. (WCAX) - Gas prices are slowly dropping across the region, but drivers have been finding bargains at the Eden General Store that defy both state and national averages. The average gasoline price in Vermont is $4.21 a gallon. That’s higher than the national average of $3.94 a gallon....
brattleborodevelopment.com
WCAX
Boston
Check out ski house architecture from the ’50s to the ’70s at a new Stowe exhibit
"A Place in the Snow: Vermont's Ski House Architecture" opens Dec. 4 at the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum. Visitors at Stowe’s Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum can take an architectural journey back in time at a new exhibit opening in December. “A Place in the Snow: Vermont’s Ski...
Colchester Sun
‘A source of happiness:’ Glazed Donuts to take over Leo & Co location
ESSEX TOWN — While Leo & Co’s beloved chicken salad won’t be going anywhere, Glazed Donuts is taking over the space with a new twist. Owner Rachel Lee started Glazed Donuts as a Valentine's Day pop up nine months ago. Between now and then, the business has gained rapid popularity, quickly outpacing Lee’s home kitchen and soon its half of Leo & Co’s kitchen. Seeing as Glazed Donuts had a need for the full space, Kayla Silver, owner of the Essex cafe and market, decided it was time to hand the baton so she can spend more family time as a new mother.
Middlebury Campus
Colchester Sun
City Council warns land development code hearing Dec. 16
ESSEX JUNCTION — Essex Junction City Council warned a public hearing for Dec. 16 concerning a land development code which would allow for up to 10 story developments in designated areas. The land use development code creates guidelines for developers which will allow Essex Junction to follow housing goals...