New Deer Hunting Regulations
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- Created on Monday, 04 May 2020 12:59
- Written by Sarah-Ellen Calise
VERMONT- After an easy winter for Vermont Deer, the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department has released new regulations for deer hunting in 2020. The Fish and Wildlife department has gone back to a one buck annual limit.
Vermont Childcare Set to begin Re-Opening
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- Created on Friday, 08 May 2020 22:17
- Written by Taylor Girard
VERMONT - Govenor Phil Scott's Friday press conference hightlighted just how Vermont will begin to re-open the state in the coming week, and childcare was a big topic on the agenda as re-opening begins.
Virtual Poetry Read Aloud
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- Created on Friday, 08 May 2020 20:42
- Written by Taylor Girard
ST. JOHNSBURY - Catamount Arts had to get a bit creative when it came to showcasing local poets in light of COVID-19. Facebook was helpful in making this happen.
Come To The Virtual Job Fair
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- Created on Thursday, 07 May 2020 18:40
- Written by Hailey Morgan
ST. JOHNSBURY- Normally when you think of a job fair, you see a big gymnasium with a bunch of tables surrounding the floor. Each table has a different job description and ways to apply. But after talking with Todd Gratton, and Alexis Proia, have come up with a new way to present a job fair.
St. Johnsbury Schools Decide No Thirds and Fourth Quarter Grading
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- Created on Thursday, 07 May 2020 15:43
- Written by Chris Bouzakis
ST. JOHNSBURY- The St. Johnsbury School District announced they will not be grading students for the third and fourth quarter.
"The schools leadership team has taken a significant amount of time to consider the needs and best interest of all our students. There is no way to create an equitable situation for our students during this time and so we have done our best to participate in learning opportunities from home and with the support of their teachers," said Superintendent of St. Johnsbury Schools Dr. Brain Ricca.
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Beginning Details On State Reopening
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- Created on Wednesday, 06 May 2020 23:38
- Written by Raymond Torres
VERMONT- Today, Governor Phil Scott clarified a couple of issues that Vermonters are expecting to hear more about in the next coming week. While the details were sparse, the administration is still looking at how Vermont will operate as the state slowly re-opens some areas.
Local Teachers Have Not Been Forgotten
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- Created on Wednesday, 06 May 2020 22:06
- Written by Radek Przygodski
VERMONT - This week is Teacher Appreciation week across America, and this year it has become more meaningful than ever, as teachers undergo the ultimate duty to transform lesson plans and make them compatible with a virtual platform. It has been especially difficult in the NEK where not everyone has connection or at least good connection to the internet.With distance learning in place, the bar has been raised for teachers to continue to provide the best quality education as possible, this has been no easy task, but many parent-teacher organizations have made it happen.
