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  • 1 month ago | dialnet.unirioja.es | Maria Amador |Brandon Obregón |José Ambrozic |Gustavo Richmond Navarro

    Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Viabilidad en la implementación de ASETs en la zona indígena Nai Teri, para la generación de energía eléctrica sostenible María Jesús Amador [1] ; Brandon Obregón [1] ; José Ambrozic [1] ; Gustavo Richmond-Navarro [1] [1] Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica.

  • 1 month ago | bartonchronicle.com | Maria Amador |Tracy Davis Pierce

    by Maria AmadorMONTPELIER — While the imposition of tariffs remains at once looming and elusive, state officials and businesses on both sides of the border are trying to prepare for the worst. Some have already started living it.

  • 1 month ago | bartonchronicle.com | Maria Amador |Tracy Davis Pierce

    by Maria AmadorCRAFTSBURY — On April 9, House Representative Leanne Harple of West Glover was among several speakers at a Craftsbury Schools Forum. She discussed her recent work on the education bill H.454, and said she planned to vote aye for a version of it on the following day.

  • 2 months ago | bartonchronicle.com | Maria Amador |Tracy Davis Pierce

    by Maria AmadorMONTPELIER — On March 20, the Vermont Senate introduced a resolution supporting “warm and cooperative” relations on behalf of both the United States and Vermont with Canada. The resolution, which was sponsored by 27 of the 30 senators in the Legislature including Senator Sam Douglass of Orleans County, also urges President Donald Trump to remove all tariffs imposed on Canadian imports and to refrain from enacting new ones.

  • 2 months ago | bartonchronicle.com | Maria Amador |Tracy Davis Pierce

    by Maria AmadorHARDWICK — On March 27 Vermonters traveled from all over the state to Hazen Union High School for a public education town hall. Its focus was Governor Phil Scott’s plan to transform the state’s education system. Participants included teachers, administrators, one state representative, and dozens of community members, many of whom seemed to agree that school budget cuts and consolidation aren’t silver bullets for tax relief.