Chief of Mass. Commission Against Discrimination to speak at JSC
Jamie R. Williamson, commissioner of the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination (MCAD), will speak at Johnson State College at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 18, in the Stearns Hall Performance Space. Williamson will present her perspective on the current state of civil rights in the U.S. and take questions from the audience.
Hunger in Lamoille County is topic of 2011 Lamoille Seminar at Johnson State College
Dorigen Keeney, program director of Hunger Free Vermont, will speak at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 8, at Johnson State College (JSC) about hunger in Lamoille County.
Johnson State College students, faculty and staff to hold a rally to press for better state funding of higher ed
Vermont ranks 50th nationwide in state support of higher education. As a result, students at Vermont State College (VSC) institutions pay the highest net tuition of any state college in the U.S. In 1980, the state covered 51% of VSC operating costs; today it provides just 18.7% of the amount, leaving students holding the bag for the rest.
Johnson seeks new market in wake of Grand Union closing
The parking lot of the Johnson Shopping Plaza flooded again in the wake of Tropical Storm Irene on Aug. 28. It would have been a major inconvenience in another time, but that time has come and gone — and the Grand Union along with it.
Markowitz, Vermont Natural Resources Secretary, to speak at JSC
Deb Markowitz, secretary of the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources and former Vermont secretary of state, will speak about her involvement in the Vermont Climate Cabinet from 4 to 5:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 21, at Johnson State College.
Johnson State College students help clean-up efforts in Waterbury
As part of the SERVE program of community service at Johnson State College (JSC), students and staff participating in the weekly SERVE-FRI program will spend Friday, Aug. 22, in Waterbury helping to clean up flood damage caused by Tropical Storm Irene.
Johnson Select Board backs co-op feasibility study
The plan calls for the creation of a working farm, a community kitchen, a bakery, a butcher shop, a food shelf, community space and a Co-op market.
In Profile: Sen. Susan Bartlett, the underdog once again — this time in the race for governor
The politics of Lamoille County were “very, very Republican” when she mounted a campaign for then-Sen. John Farmer’s vacant seat in 1992.
Wrazen files labor grievance against Johnson State College; professor says he didn’t neglect animal lab
The professor of environmental and health sciences was dismissed in late January; he had worked at the Johnson State College for 28 years.
Busted! Police crack down on underage student drinking parties in Johnson
Officers screened more than 71 people and issued over 30 tickets for underage drinking at a party this fall in Johnson.
