She and her late husband owned and operated the Credit Bureau of Rutland for over 30 years. Following their retirement, they enjoyed traveling from Nova Scotia to Florida for several years.
Month: September 2022
David James Malinowski, 58, of Brandon
David was born in Proctor on January 27, 1964. He was the son of Richard and Sandra (Mitchell) Malinowski, Sr.
Mary Lou Potvin, 86, of Brandon
Mary Lou’s passions were gardening, painting, quilting, and researching the family genealogy.
Verna Rose Thomsen, 63, of Whiting
No matter what she did, whether
it was nursing, being a licensed lay minister at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Proctor, Vermont, or being with her friends, Verna left a mark on all with her love, compassion, and no-nonsense
ways.
GMP flattens fossil fuel fleet emissions at their Destroy-a-Truck event in Pittsford
In the 37th law of Robert Greene’s book The 48 laws of Power, under the heading “Create Compelling Spectacles,” Green wrote that “Striking imagery and grand symbolic gestures create the aura of power—everyone responds to them.”
Brandon’s inaugural Green Fleet Policy report aims to inform and inspire residents toward environmental change
Tim Guiles has been taking action since he became a dedicated environmentalist in the early 1990s—a dedication that he recently put on display again via the publication of a new carbon emissions tracking report which looks at the town of Brandon specifically and that Guiles hopes will encourage personal action as well.
Veterans invited to share stories at Vets Town Halls across Vermont
At these events, veterans are invited to stand before their community and speak for up to ten minutes about what their service means to them.
West Rutland selectboard works to improve affordable housing
NeighborWorks Director of Operations Melanie Paskevich summarized the $450,000 grant proposal on a new project featuring 27 low-income single-family home repairs and three rental unit repairs serving Addison, Rutland, and Bennington counties.
Two local businesses receive Vt.’s first retail cannabis licenses
The Cannabis Control Board approved its first batch of retail establishment licenses on September 14 to Mountain Girl Cannabis in Rutland and FLŌRA Cannabis in Middlebury.
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