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OFFICE CHANGE: Wattle Range mayor Des Noll jumps for joy following the decision to construct a $5.5m council office at the former netball court site. Councillors have since expressed concerns the decision was rushed and the six to five vote was not a clear result. By Raquel Mustillo THE Millicent RSL as the site for Wattle Range’s proposed new council office could again be in play as elected members flagged a motion to reconsider the former netball courts as the location of the $5.5m facility. Despite preliminary design work moving ahead at the North Terrace and Williams Road corner site, ...

Related Company:  Vermont Business Magazine Norwich University continues its Todd Lecture Series with “True Grit: The Surprising, and Inspiring, Science of Success,” a live, virtual presentation by author and researcher Angela Duckworth with a moderated Q&A at 7 pm on Monday, February 15. This event is free and open to the public. Please check Norwich.edu/tls for streaming information. Angela Duckworth is the Founder and CEO of Character Lab, a nonprofit whose mission is to advance the science and practice of character development. She is also the Rosa Lee and Egbert Chang Professor a...

Norwich University Newsroom Norwich University to host Angela Duckworth for virtual Todd Lecture event, “True Grit: The Surprising, and Inspiring, Science of Success” By NU Office of Communications February 02, 2021 NORTHFIELD, Vt. — Norwich University continues its Todd Lecture Series with “True Grit: The Surprising, and Inspiring, Science of Success,” a live, virtual presentation by author and researcher Angela Duckworth with a moderated question-and-answer session at 7 p.m. Feb. 15. This event is free and open to the public. Please check Norwich.edu/tls fo...

Historically Speaking: Pine Hill offers view of Dover past and present By Tony McManus Here is more about Dover's hills. Moving south from Tuttle Square and the top of Plato's Hill is Pine Hill. We associate this now with the cemetery, but there is actually a height of land on the northerly side with a fine view over the city leading the eye to Garrison Hill at the far end.  As mentioned recently, this was the site of the third Meetinghouse in 1710, and in 1731 one and a half acres adjacent were set aside by the town as a burial ground. This was also the location of an early schoolhouse.�...

Not helping anyone The editorial Don’t stop questioning things (Jan. 12) was alarmingly irresponsible. Governments need to be held accountable but not in the cynical, one-sided fashion editors have employed since the beginning of the pandemic. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Letters to the Editor: Jan. 16 Back to video When the federal government is your target, you have no trouble identifying the Liberals. However, the provincial government is responsible for the pandemic policies you raise. Yet, rather than criticize Premier Doug Ford Conser...