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BBC: Downtown Bennington did more than survive the pandemic - Vimarsana News

BBC: Downtown Bennington did more than survive the pandemic

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BENNINGTON – The downtown and its businesses proved surprisingly resilient during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the district seems poised for growth, Better Bennington Corporation board members told the Select Board. The downtown improvement district organization presented an overview Monday of the difficult past year and of plans for the coming year, along with the annual BBC budget, which was approved unanimously by the board. With new businesses appearing during the pandemic and prior plans persevering despite the health crisis, BBC b...

Christopher Gilbert, PhD, Author of 'The Noble Edge,' Talks Ethics, Morality & Societal Evolution on Dr. Pat Radio Show - Vimarsana News

Christopher Gilbert, PhD, Author of 'The Noble Edge,' Talks Ethics, Morality & Societal Evolution on Dr. Pat Radio Show

  Seattle, WA—Christopher Gilbert, PhD, author of Dr. Pat Radio Show. An international award-winning talk radio host and CEO of a successful motivational company, Dr. Pat Bacilli discovered, through reading The Noble Edge, that she and Christopher Gilbert are kindred spirits. Both found their current calling after experiences in the corporate world sent them in pursuit of more rewarding endeavors. Gilbert became a college professor and international ethics consultant, while Dr. Bacilli sought to create a better world thro...

Dr. Christopher Gilbert, Author of 'The Noble Edge,' on Talk with Audrey Radio Show - Vimarsana News

Dr. Christopher Gilbert, Author of 'The Noble Edge,' on Talk with Audrey Radio Show

2021-07-09T22:52:32Z Dr. Christopher Gilbert, Author of 'The Noble Edge: Reclaiming an Ethical World One Choice at a Time,' on Talk with Audrey Radio Show: 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 we make has the potential to change the world for the better. What would happen if you could trust yourself to make good, moral choices all the time? What would happen if you could trust those around you to make good, moral choices all the time? How much happier and fulfilled woul...

Downtown designation extended to include Benn High building - Vimarsana News

Downtown designation extended to include Benn High building

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BENNINGTON — The Select Board on Monday approved expansion of the downtown area that could benefit from federal historic preservation tax credits and state grants for designated Vermont downtowns. The area was extended to the east along both sides of Main Street from the Valentine Street intersection to the intersection with Pleasant Street. The key feature and principal reason for the proposal is the former Bennington High School building, which is being renovated and repurposed by a developer who purchased the prominent structure at...

Employers need to be wary of the dangers of employee burnout - Vimarsana News

Employers need to be wary of the dangers of employee burnout

Haar said the people the survey identified as at risk were serious cases. There were lots of GP visits and, of course, medication. The social and financial costs would be enormous. Those worst affected were those aged under 29 (200 per cent more likely to be burnt out), managers who volunteer to cover staff (219 per cent more likely to be burnt out), essential workers and workers in big firms (about 150 per cent more likely to be burnt out). The results were different with companies that prioritised caring for employees than those that did not. The worst group of firms were more than three...