Vermont treasurer announces $25 million Citizen Bond sale March 5

Tue Feb 7 2012
Approximately $25 million in State of Vermont Citizen Bonds will be offered for sale on March 5. This offering is part of a larger bond sale that was scheduled for last October, but postponed shortly after Tropical Storm Irene caused widespread destruction in the state. The opportunity to purchase the general obligation bonds will be made available first to Vermont residents and businesses. Previous Vermont Citizen Bond offerings have sold out in a matter of hours. 

Three Vermont businesses selected by the EPA to assist ENERGY STAR program

Tue Feb 7 2012
The Clark Group, a national environmental consulting and government affairs firm, with offices in Montpelier, VT and Washington, DC, announced today that it has been awarded a $34 million blanket purchase agreement to provide the EPA with technical, analytical and outreach assistance to the national ENERGY STAR® program in the Commercial, Institutional, and Industrial (CI&I) sectors. 

Fewer than half of Vermont high schoolers scored proficient in math, science

Tue Feb 7 2012
Statewide assessment results for Fall 2011 were released by the Vermont Department of Education today at a press conference held in Montpelier. The results are from the New England Common Assessment Program (NECAP) exams, given to Vermont public school students in grades three through eight and grade 11. Students are tested in Reading and Mathematics. Writing is assessed at grades 5, 8, and 11. Science is given in grades 4, 8 and 11 each spring. 

"I am Vermont Strong" License Plate

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Governor Shumlin and his administration has issued its Comprehensive Energy Plan: 90 percent renewable energy sources by 2050. Do you think this is achievable?

With recent economic data offering mixed signals, do you see the economy this winter:

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Mopping up after Irene is far from over

A couple of days after Irene, the mess begins to be cleaned up. However, the future of the state office complex in Waterbury is very much in doubt.

The roads needed fixing even before Irene

Workers lift a temporary bridge into place on Route 30 in Jamaica.
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