New Degree Added At NVU-Lyndon While VSC Faces System Wide Tuition Hike
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- Created on Wednesday, 18 September 2019 19:01
- Written by Nick Anastasi
FAIRLEE- The Vermont State Colleges Board of Trustees held annual retreat at the Lake Morey Resort beginning Tuesday, September 17th. During Tuesdays general board meeting, the Board of Trustees unanimously approved an average of a 2.8% overall tuition hike for all schools across the VSC system.
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Rising Gas Prices after Over Seas Drone Attack
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- Created on Monday, 16 September 2019 18:29
- Written by Rachel Valentine
A Drone attack on Saudi Oil Facilities has started to impact local business around the North-East Kingdom with gas prices surging.
New Names for Fairbanks Lions
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- Created on Monday, 09 September 2019 13:45
- Written by Rachel Valentine
ST. JOHNSBURY - Bronze Lions have guarded the entrance to the Fairbanks Museum in Saint. Johnsbury since 1894.For the first time this summer they were given names.
A fundraiser called Feast with the Beast was held at the museum this summer and members of the community were able to write in suggestions for what they think the two lions should be named.
Doing Business in the Northeast Kingdom
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- Created on Wednesday, 15 May 2019 06:37
- Written by Dylan Schlossberg
Around the NEK- For all its scenic beauty, the Northeast Kingdom has not traditionally been the easiest region of the state to start a business in.
Business Profile: Lyndonville Bagel Depot
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- Created on Wednesday, 15 May 2019 05:35
- Written by Dylan Schlossberg
LYNDON- The Lyndonville Bagel Depot has established itself as a popular downtown breakfast stop.
Breakout Bakery
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- Created on Wednesday, 15 May 2019 00:31
- Written by Jake Fortin
St. Johnsbury- Darryll rudy and Barbara Edelman have been in town for over a year, putting in everything they have to make food worx enterprises break out bakery come to life. "you know what, i am 75 years old and this is it for me. This is where my heart is and come hell or high water, we are going ot make this happen", said rudy, food Worx' executive director.
Climate Change Threatens Vermonts Sweetest Industry
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- Created on Tuesday, 14 May 2019 22:42
- Written by Jake Fortin
The Northeast Kingdom- The maple tapping industry is at risk due to man made climate change, and that could be mean a loss of millions of dollars for Vermont's economy. Right now, according to the University of Vermont's center for rural studies the maple tapping industry brings in between 317 and 330 million dollars in sales to the state per year.
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