Business Notes: March 6, 2016
Mar06

Business Notes: March 6, 2016

Springfield, Vt. — The River Valley Workforce Investment Board will host the fifth annual River Valley Employment Fair on April 27, from 2-5 p.m., at Riverside Middle School, 13 Fairground Road, Springfield, Vt. The fair is aimed at connecting local job seekers with seasonal and permanent jobs in the area and to showcase resources and training programs designed to help job seekers, a news release from the Workforce Investment Board...

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At the Hospitals: Dec. 13, 2015
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At the Hospitals: Dec. 13, 2015

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Red Kite Candy Flying High
Nov08

Red Kite Candy Flying High

Bradford — The aroma rising from the bubbling copper kettle is the sweet smell of success. Elaine and Mike McCabe are whipping up another 40-pound batch of sea salt caramels in a mixing machine, scraping the sides of the kettle with a spatula as the agitator swirls 37 pounds of milk and cream, 15 pounds of organic brown rice syrup and more than three pounds of butter into a thickening mass. After two hours of cooking and evaporation...

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Local Youths Win Awards at Dairy Show
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Local Youths Win Awards at Dairy Show

Tunbridge — Several local youths took home awards from the Central and Southeast Region 4-H Dairy Show, held July 14 at the Tunbridge Fairgrounds. Keenan Thygesen, of Tunbridge, received the Dick Dodge Memorial Award for being named the overall fitting and showmanship champion. The award is given in memory of the former University of Vermont Extension dairy specialist who inspired and educated youths and adults in dairy science. The...

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Complementary Cross-Marketing as InnerAsia Trading Co., Pompanoosuc Mills Work Together
Jun14

Complementary Cross-Marketing as InnerAsia Trading Co., Pompanoosuc Mills Work Together

Hanover — Kesang Tashi, whose Khawachen store on Main Street in Hanover has been selling hand-woven Tibetan rugs, handbags and jewelery for 10 years, is closing shop and moving his business to Pompanoosuc Mills, where he is entering into a “cross marketing” venture with the East Thetford-based furniture maker. “We are getting away from being a retail-oriented business and going back to our roots as a designer, producer and marketer of...

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