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Christopher Gilbert, 59, of Oconomowoc pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation by a therapist in July. He was sentenced in November.

BENNINGTON — The Select Board is updating residents on how well the town has done in meeting multiple initiatives launched after a 2012 Vermont Council on Rural Development Community Visit

/PRNewswire/ -- The World Science Scholars (WSS) program, an initiative of the World Science Festival, announces its newest and largest class, with 48 young...

/PRNewswire/ -- The World Science Scholars (WSS) program, an initiative of the World Science Festival, announces its newest and largest class, with 48 young...

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Seattle, WA—The Noble Edge: Reclaiming an Ethical World One Choice at a Time, by Christopher Gilbert, PhD, received a 2021 Speak Up Talk Radio Firebird Book Award in the Business/Motivational category. Sponsored by Speak Up Talk Radio, the Firebird Book Award website relates that “each book is meticulously evaluated by

Seattle, WA—The Noble Edge: Reclaiming an Ethical World One Choice at a Time, by Christopher Gilbert, PhD, was selected as a Business/Self-Help finalist for the Canadian Book Club Awards. According to the CBCA website, the organization looks for “great books which that are worthy of telling your friends about. We’re

BENNINGTON — A private developer’s efforts to renovate the former Bennington High School on Main Street has received $195,000 in state Downtown and Village Center tax credits to assist the

Seattle, WA—Christopher Gilbert, PhD, author of The Noble Edge: Reclaiming an Ethical World One Choice at a Time, was featured on WCTC Radio New York/New Jersey with Tom Gordon. During the opening sequence, Gordon noted that they were about to discuss our greatest personal freedom: Choice. Throughout The Noble Edge,

Published on 2021-08-30T22:38:41ZChristopher Gilbert, PhD, Author of The Noble Edge, Interviewed by Dick Yoder on WCBC Radio Washington, DC: Every moment of our lives, we make choices. Some of our choices can change the world, and some of our choices only change one moment of the day, but each choice