FBI director visits Vermont
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | yesterday
The head of the FBI says one of the best ways to fight the threat of terrorism is to ensure good communications between law enforcement agencies.
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | yesterday
The head of the FBI says one of the best ways to fight the threat of terrorism is to ensure good communications between law enforcement agencies.
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | yesterday
Vermont's population is aging and slowing becoming more diverse, according to new U.S. Census figures released Thursday.
iPod Observer (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
A recent FCC decision could open the door to Vermont residents to use the Apple iPhone, but the possibility is still a few months away, according to the Boston Herald.
a sibilant intake of breath (Free subscription) | yesterday
Today, Emily and I made our way safely back to Ottawa. We also played what may have been the first ever game of Scrabble Hold-Em, with generally positive reviews. Tomorrow, it is back to work - to face a ‘pending’ pile of unknown size and content. P.S. As native Vancouverites, it is unusual for Emily and I [...]
Bicyclemark's Communique (Free subscription) | yesterday
Vermont Organic Soy is in high demand as more and more people in that part of the United States demand a range of soy products that are organic and grown locally. My guest is Andrew Meyer of Vermontsoy.com and he explains how they approach the world of soy farming. He gets into the beauty of [...]
TravelPod.com Recent Updates (Free subscription) | 08/06/2008
First Northeast Trip
mac.ro (Free subscription) | yesterday
Associated Press - August 7, 2008 6:05 AM ET ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Hail storms have taken a toll on New York state's apple crop. The New York Apple Growers Association says it expects...
MAC News Network (Free subscription) | 08/06/2008
Residents of Vermont should finally be able to gain direct access to the iPhone in the near future, a local television station reports. WCAX notes that all important divisions of the federal government have approved Verizon's acquisition of Rural Cellular Corporation, the operator of regional carrier Unicel. Aside from Vermont, Unicel sells servi...
Electronista (Free subscription) | 08/06/2008
Residents of Vermont should finally be able to gain direct access to the iPhone in the near future, a local television station reports. WCAX notes that all important divisions of the federal government have approved Verizon's acquisition of Rural Ce...
Phones Review (Free subscription) | yesterday
There is one place in the USA that for some reason hasn’t had direct access to the Apple iPhone 3G mobile handset, Vermont is the only state in the country without iPhone 3Gs. However, Vermonters can now jump up and down and rejoice because very soon the Apple iPhone 3G is coming your way. Federal regulators have [...]
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 08/06/2008
Heavy rains have flooded roads in central Vermont, forcing the evacuation of homes in several areas.
Phone Scoop (Free subscription) | 08/06/2008
Because of regulatory concessions made by Verizon Wireless's purchase of Rural Cellular, it will have to divest some of its holdings in the state of Vermont. AT&T will be picking up those holdings, and can officially enter the state ... (follow link to read)
Engadget Mobile (Free subscription) | 08/06/2008
Filed under: ATT In the wake of Verizon's acquisition of Rural Cellular, something very interesting, unexpected, and delightful happened: AT&T finally found itself a way into Vermont. Long an AT&T-free zone, the merger of Verizon and Rural networks there stands to leave much of the state without any wireless competition, so the FCC's concession requirements demanded that the combined CDMA behemoth...
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 08/06/2008
Vermonters may get to take advantage of Apple's iPhone after all. The Federal Communications Commission's approval of Verizon Wireless' $2.67 billion buyout of Unicel may make that possible.
trucks world news (Free subscription) | 08/06/2008
Colchester,VT,USA - The Vermont Public Radio, by Jane Lindholm -August 5, 2008: -- More than 8500 trucks are registered to haul goods like logs, gravel, and stone throughout Vermont each year. But those commodities can be some of the heaviest to pull, and can have the most impact on our interstate and secondary road systems... A recent bridge closure over the Connecticut River has highlighted some...
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hrishikesh | 12/22/2007
Profile of Burton Snowboards: the global market leader in snowboarding equipment Burton Snowboards is the global market leader in snowboarding equipment. It was founded in 1977 by Jake Burton Carpenter in Vermont, USA, as the world's first snowboard factory. Since then the company—which is still owned by Jake Burton—has grown into a global business that sells its products in over 35 countries. Burton...
hrishikesh | 12/19/2007
Profile of Burton Snowboards: the global market leader in snowboarding equipment Burton Snowboards is the global market leader in snowboarding equipment. It was founded in 1977 by Jake Burton Carpenter in Vermont, USA, as the world's first snowboard factory. Since then the company—which is still owned by Jake Burton—has grown into a global business that sells its products in over 35 countries. Burton...