
The semiconductor company began laying people off last week, but it did not say at the time how many people would be affected.
The semiconductor company began laying people off last week, but it did not say at the time how many people would be affected.
The company has not revealed how many people in Vermont are losing their jobs.
Voters in Essex, Essex Junction, Shelburne, South Burlington and Williston overwhelmingly supported the plan to connect every address to fiber.
The company, which owns a large plant in Essex Junction, says it is paying close attention to uncertain economic conditions.
The announcement comes two months after GlobalFoundries reached a deal with the Conservation Law Foundation, clearing the way for the chip maker’s plan.
The chips will be made for internet-connected devices, electric vehicles and more.
The fast-food locations were found to have allowed minors to use deep-fat fryers and ovens, resulting in burns.
Voters will determine nominees for the state’s next member of Congress, alongside several competitive statewide and legislative races. “If you don’t vote, don’t complain,” said one Essex Junction resident.
“I would categorize finding staff for our preschools at a crisis level,” said Michael Feitelberg, one of the owners of Kids & Fitness Preschools at the Edge, a local gym and fitness club that will absorb some of Kinderworks’ employees and families.
Some $52 billion would fund research and commercialization of advanced chip technology, some of which is being conducted at the Vermont facility.
Hundreds of people gathered in the city’s Five Corners intersection Friday — the day its charter took effect — for free food and tunes, including Starship’s “We Built this City.”
Dark skies and the threat of rain did little to diminish enthusiasm among the children for candy, nor among people cheering on fire fighters, marching bands, Shriners on motorbikes, jugglers and antique tractors.
The Burlington Progressive was appointed to fill a vacancy in the Vermont House in 2006, and has been on the ballot every two years since. Only one incumbent in the district running for re-election.
When Essex Junction formally splits from Essex Town this summer, Vermont will be home to 252 official communities. But the organization that celebrates people who visit all those places won’t change its name.