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A workforce housing loan fund for NH/VT has some Maine ties

Valley News - $9M fund created to boost Upper Valley housing, backed by area employers

WEST LEBANON Nonprofit housing finance organization Evernorth announced the creation of an $8.95 million workforce housing loan fund for the Upper Valley in a Thursday news release.The Upper Valley Loan Fund, supported by eight Upper Valley.

VBSR People Planet Prosperity Speaker Series Launches Tuesday June 14

VBSR People Planet Prosperity Speaker Series Launches Tuesday June 14
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Farmers, food producers to offer virtual look at Vermont agriculture, May 12-13

Thu, 05/06/2021 - 3:57am tim Vermont Business Magazine #Farm24VT, a social media celebration of agriculture, food, and dairy in Vermont, is set for May 12 at 5:00 a.m. and will run for a full twenty-four hours. Nearly 60 Vermont farmers, agribusinesses, food producers, and others in the agricultural community will be sharing photos, videos, and stories to show the passion, hard work, and commitment that goes into growing and producing food. All of the posts will include the #Farm24VT hashtag so members of the public throughout the region can easily find them. Because of the pandemic, Vermont farmers have lost many of their opportunities to welcome neighbors and community members to their farms. School field trips, open houses, and drop-in visits from people driving by have all stopped. 

Valley News - Upper Valley businesses join opposition to divisive topics bill

Upper Valley businesses join opposition to ‘divisive topics’ bill Modified: 5/2/2021 6:05:02 PM WEST LEBANON About a dozen Upper Valley institutions, including Dartmouth College, have signed a letter urging New Hampshire lawmakers to reject legislation that critics say would ban businesses, schools and state contractors from teaching about systemic racism. The measure, which is included in the budget approved last month by the New Hampshire House, would ban the teaching of so-called “divisive concepts,” including the belief that “one race or sex is inherently superior to another race or sex.” It also would prohibit teaching that the United States is “fundamentally racist or sexist,” and that any person, by virtue of their race or sex, is “inherently racist, sexist, or oppressive.”

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