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Vermont farmers feel impacts of staffing cuts at USDA - Valley News (opens the original)
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Several years ago, Ben Haigh, a small-scale dairy farmer in Shoreham, received $50,000 in federal funding from an arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture to put up fencing around his farm, infrastructure he felt was essential for his operation. But lately it’s been a different story for Haigh: In more recent years, he applied again for the same kind of financial assistance and got turned down twice, without much explanation from the Natural Resources Conservation Service, the USDA agency that
Vermont school phishing scheme targets rural districts - Valley News (opens the original)
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Several Vermont school districts were hit with an insidious phishing scheme this summer, following a pattern of cybercriminals targeting crucial institutions in rural communities. “This is a really common hacking methodology, unfortunately,” said Denise Reilly-Hughes, secretary of the Agency of Digital Services. “Even the most skilled individual can become a victim because they can be very sophisticated. They can look very real. In this particular case it was directing folks to click on a link,
Judge protects Vermont federal funding from cuts - Valley News (opens the original)
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New sidewalks or bike paths for seven municipalities in northern Vermont are on hold after an Environmental Protection Agency grant was halted abruptly last year when the agency determined the projects no longer aligned with the government’s goals. The $877,000 grant for the Northwest Regional Planning Commission, which covers around 20 municipalities in Franklin and Grand Isle counties, was terminated less than a year after it was awarded, Catherine Dimitruk, the planning commission’s executive
Gregory Crewdson's surreal scenes in Rutland - Valley News (opens the original)
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Over the course of several weeks in the summer of 2001, photographer Gregory Crewdson captured unsettling and surreal scenes of American suburban life in a ranch-style home in Rutland. The series made in Rutland included pictures of a stunned Tilda Swinton looking toward the sky out of frame, with her hand gently resting on a car hood. One photo shows a weary Phillip Seymour-Hoffman drooping out of the driver’s seat of a car with a trunk overflowing with flowers. Another captures a slouched Gwyn
How Vermont colleges are becoming resorts and arts hubs - Valley News (opens the original)
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Where do Vermont colleges go when they die? They are resurrected as a Christian school, a luxury resort or an arts hub, if recent developments are any clue. Facing deaths by a thousand cuts due to declining enrollment, debt and loss of accreditation, seven colleges — Green Mountain College, Southern Vermont College, College of St. Joseph’s, Marlboro College, New England Culinary Institute and Goddard College — in Vermont have closed, merged or reorganized since 2018, according to Vermont Agency
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