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  • College of St. Joseph graduated 78, Sunday

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    RUTLAND - The College of St. Joseph was honored to grant degrees to 78 graduates on May 12 at the college's 54th commencement. CSJ President Richard Lloyd conferred degrees upon the graduates. Commencement speaker William S ... full story

  • Green Mountain College holds 176th commencement celebration

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POULTNEY - Green Mountain College shook off the threat of rain and awarded diplomas to 24 graduate students and 124 undergraduates during its 176th commencement ceremony this past Saturday morning. Dianne Dillon-Ridgley, a ... full story

  • News briefs from the Rutland Region

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    A business becomes "greener" with natural gas Wilk Paving asphalt plant in Center Rutland is switching its heating and burning systems to natural gas, supplied through NG Advantage's recently installed natural gas pipeline a ... full story

  • GMC basketball adds The Sharon Academy all-time leading scorer

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    POULTNEY - Green Mountain College Men's Basketball is proud to announce that Trent Morrison of The Sharon Academy has deposited and will be enrolling at the College in the fall.  Morrison has been a standout two-sp ... full story

  • Act Out Loud contest inspires community rall for traffic safety

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    RUTLAND - May is Global Youth Traffic Safety Month, a time when the National Youth Safety Organization (NYSO), and its 70 national nonprofit organizations, work with youth groups to engage in traffic safety projects in ... full story

  • Bridgewater students take top prize in state contest, again

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    BRIDGEWATER-For the second year in a row, Bridgewater's kindergarteners have taken the top prize in the Secretary of State's poster contest. Not only that, so did Bridgewater's fourth graders. "We had the individual winner ... full story

  • News briefs from the Lakes Region

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    Greeters to screen boats for invasive species BOMOSEEN - A Vermont Grant in Aid provides funding for the Town of Hubbardton and the Lake Bomoseen Association to support the Greeter Program. Greeters offer voluntary watercraf ... full story

  • BROC Flea Market returns to Vt. State Fairgrounds

    Cool Things Happening

    May 17 & 18 - RUTLAND - The 5th Annual Flea Market/Craft Fair, to benefit BROC Community Actions in Southwestern Vermont will be held this year in the President's Building at the Vermont State Fairgrounds i ... full story

  • WUHS Jazz Bands join forces with top local talent for “Jazz on the Town”

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    Sunday, May 19 at 6 p.m. -WOODSTOCK - Pentangle Arts Council, together with Woodstock Union Middle and High School, will host "Jazz on the Town", a special concert event featuring several student ensembles alongside ... full story

  • VINS adds second Bird Photography workshop

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    Sunday, May 19 at 1 p.m. - QUECHEE - The Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS) will be running a second photography workshop this month, due to the overwhelming response to the April event. This workshop will ... full story

  • State Line Band practice scheduled

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    Monday, May 20 at 7 p.m. - POULTNEY - Do you enjoy band music? Are you a musician looking to share volunteer time and your talents with others for seasonal concerts in the Poultney and Granville areas? William D. ... full story

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