Vermont Women’s Fund

Finding the first rung

By Anne Galloway on October 11, 2009

Three nonprofits help women gain financial independence

“Faith” was afraid to open her mail. She used her debit card without knowing how much money she had in the bank. The consequence? Faith racked up a large number of overdraft fees and went deeper into debt. A 35-year-old Burlington woman, who described herself as a “hard-core, angry person,” had relied on welfare… Continue reading

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U.S. Dept. of Education requires states to identify “persistently low-achieving schools” for funding

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For schools to receive funds, they must be willing to close the school and reopen it under a Charter or Education Management entity among other things

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Dubie raises over $115,000 at 51st birthday party

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Vermont Supreme Court to hear arguments at VLS; Brian Rooney case in the mix

The economy worsens due to Vermont Senate’s reckless agenda

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