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Moore's legislative success builds General Assembly relationship for future years - Vimarsana News

Moore's legislative success builds General Assembly relationship for future years

Gov. Wes Moore exits his first General Assembly session with all 10 items on his legislative agenda passing. And, despite the tweaks to those proposals from legislators, Moore laid the foundation for a strong working relationship with the legislative body, analysts say.

Valley News - New loan repayment program urges recent graduates to stay in Vermont - Vimarsana News

Valley News - New loan repayment program urges recent graduates to stay in Vermont

State officials have announced a new student loan repayment program that incentivizes graduates from Vermont colleges and universities to remain in the state and join its workforce. Students who graduated in spring 2023, accepted a full-time job that...

Source: vnews.com
2024 Corvette E-Ray, the first electrified 'Vette, goes for $1 million - Vimarsana News

2024 Corvette E-Ray, the first electrified 'Vette, goes for $1 million

The first electrified Corvette, the 2024 E-Ray, is said to be the fastest ever and now it belongs to one of the largest private Corvette collectors.

The first electrified Corvette sells for more than $1 million - Vimarsana News

The first electrified Corvette sells for more than $1 million

One of the largest private collectors of Corvettes is adding to his collection: The first electrified version, said to be the fastest Corvette ever.

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New loan repayment program urges recent graduates to stay in Vermont - Vimarsana News

New loan repayment program urges recent graduates to stay in Vermont

“By starting their careers in Vermont, graduates can reduce their overall debt while getting valuable work experience,” UVM President Suresh Garimella said.