Cohen: Efficiency investment is best choice
According to the state’s Comprehensive Energy Plan, we are spending more than $600 million a year just for heating fuel.
CVCAC holds weatherization “skillshop” in Barre on Dec. 8
The Weatherization Skillshops are designed to help Vermonters improve energy efficiency in their homes through hands-on skills training for simple home weatherization projects.
Efficiency Vermont gives old drafty houses new lease on life
Irene victims have until Nov. 30 to apply for help with efficiency-related flood repairs.
VT Irene Flood Relief Fund receives $30,000 from Newman’s Own Foundation to aid business relief after Tropical Storm Irene
The VT Irene Flood Relief Fund announced October 10 that it has received a $30,000 grant from the Newman’s Own Foundation, the private foundation started by the late actor and philanthropist Paul Newman.
Community Action and Efficiency Vermont offer free workshop in Pittsfield for buttoning up after the flood
For Immediate Release October 14, 2011 Contact: Liz Schlegel, lschlegel@cvcac.org Central Vermont Community Action Council, 802-279-4695 Button Up After the Flood – Community Action and Efficiency Vermont Offer Tips for Moisture, Reconstruction & Energy Efficiency Barre, Vermont – Central Vermont Community Action Council and Efficiency Vermont are partnering to bring a special version of their [...]
Button up after the flood
Central Vermont Community Action Council and Efficiency Vermont are partnering to bring a special version of their popular Button Up workshop to building owners in flood-affected communities.
Fund makes $5,000 grants available to businesses hurt by Irene
So far, 225 individuals have contributed $105,000 to the fund. About 25 businesses have applied for grants.
Moretown Selectboard: Vermont State Housing Authority taking applications
If you are displaced by the flood — or if you have a vacant house or condo/apartment in the area that you can share — contact Betsy Jondro 793-8976 (jondro@madriver.com
Aldrich: Who is going to be first?
Who is going to remind our elected officials that their professional and moral obligation is to maximize revenues just as much as it is to reduce expenses?
Report shows 10s of thousands of Vermonters would suffer under U.S. House plan
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 25, 2011 CONTACT: Liz Schlegel 802-279-4695 (cell) lschlegel@cvcac.org Central Vermont Community Action Council WASHINGTON, D.C. – At a time when 20,000 Vermonters are out of work, the U.S. House of Representatives’ approach to the federal budget fails those who are struggling most, according to a new report prepared by the Coalition on [...]
