James Maloney

Rutland

Reporter at WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT)

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Assisting US non-profit organisations

6 days ago | farrer.co.uk | Elizabeth Jones |James Maloney |Sam Macdonald |Laetitia Ransley

Our Charity and Community team has a wealth of experience and expertise in advising US non-profit organisations on the UK legal and regulatory environment for charities and other non-profits. This work has intensified in recent months, as non-profits respond to challenges arising from the regulatory climate in the US. We are:Guiding organisations that do not currently have a UK presence on options for setting up here.
Leader of Rutland, UK visits Rutland, Vermont in cultural exchange

1 week ago | mynbc5.com | James Maloney

A special meeting took place in Rutland this week as the city's mayor, Mike Doenges, welcomed an esteemed guest - the mayor of Rutland, United Kingdom.A common occurrence in New England is for towns and cities to share their namesake with a location in the United Kingdom.
Rutland teacher’s union, school district still negotiating contract after 18 months

1 week ago | mynbc5.com | James Maloney

Members of the Rutland Educators Association were staged near the administrative offices of the Rutland City Public School’s on Tuesday evening, calling on the district to settle on a contract that is still in negotiation. The negotiations have been going on for a year and half. Superintendent, Bill Olson said it should have been settled 6 months ago.
NBC 5 celebrates grand opening of Rutland Bureau

1 week ago | mynbc5.com | James Maloney

áTRIPLING THE SNOWMAKING CAPACITY IN TIME FOR NEXT YEAR'S SKI SEASON. NBC5 IS DEDICATED TO LOCAL NEWS AND WEATHER. TELLING STORIES FROM EVERY CORNER OF OUR AREA. TODAY WE'RE CELEBRATING OUR NEWEST LOCATION IN RUTLAND. N-B-C 5'S JAMES MALONEY JOINS US LIVE THERE TO EXPLAIN. YES, LIZ AND BRIAN, IT'S TRULY AN EXCITING DAY HERE FOR THE GRAND OPENING OF OUR RUTLAND BUREAU. COMMUNITY LEADERS WHO CAME TO VISIT US TODAY SAY IT'S SOMETHING THEY'RE HAPPY TO SEE.
Bradford Volunteer Fire Department staff down to 4 after multiple resignations

2 weeks ago | mynbc5.com | James Maloney

The Bradford Volunteer Fire Department saw a significant decrease in its staff overnight after 10 people left their positions during a meeting on Tuesday. The department had 14 members, now reduced to 4. The former fire chief, deputy Chief, and commander were among the group who resigned.
Vermonters already rolling up their sleeves before Green Up Day this weekend

2 weeks ago | mynbc5.com | James Maloney

A day of cleaning will happen again in Vermont this weekend. Green Up Day encourages people to get outside and remove as much trash as possible. Some people are already showing their green thumbs ahead of Saturday. On Tuesday, members of Suburban Propane's Rutland branch were cleaning around the creek path and scrubbing off graffiti from one of it's bridges. "This is the third year we've done it out of the Rutland branch.
Vermont beekeepers say they have experience significant losses in colonies

2 weeks ago | mynbc5.com | James Maloney

Beekeepers across the U.S. lost an unprecedented number of honey bees last year. According to UVM, over 55% of their managed colonies were lost. That’s true for some keepers in Vermont, too. "For me, it's been a horrible loss this year.” Josh Davis, the beekeeper at Birdseye Bees and Poultry, said. "Typically, we run about an 85% success rate through winter.
Rutland Co. Parent Child Center to host 5k, proceeds to go towards child abuse prevention

2 weeks ago | mynbc5.com | James Maloney

For the second year, the Rutland County Parent Child Center will be hosting their annual 5k race titled “Run for Prevention” All of the proceeds from the race will go towards the center’s programming, including those that help abused and neglected children. The race will start and end at Pine Hill Park.
‘We couldn’t do it without them’: Vermont agriculturalists say migrant workers have significant impact on farming economy

3 weeks ago | mynbc5.com | James Maloney

According to the latest report on Vermont’s dairy products from the Agency of Agriculture, 94% of the farms they surveyed hired migrant workers in some capacity. “What we know across the country is that migrant labor is a very critical component of dairy systems," Dairy Strategy and Innovation Manager Laura Ginsburg said. That’s true across other farm products as well, including turkey.
FDA program for food testing pauses, officials say state and federal testing to continue

3 weeks ago | mynbc5.com | James Maloney

The Food and Drug Administration said the Food Emergency Response Network Proficiency Testing Program is currently paused due to an ongoing move to another FDA laboratory. The program is part of a network that oversees food product testing, like raw milk, among other products, before being sold to consumers.

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