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The move comesafter in-depth work by a committee on how to utilize remotehearing technology to increase access to justice and addresscivil case backlogs—things especially important to the judiciaryas it continues to navigate challenges associated withCOVID-19.“The judiciary has been using remote technology to facilitateoperations in order to ensure access to justice and continuityof operations and to promote the health and safetyof judges, staff, and court users during the pandemic,” saidPatricia Gabel, State Court Administrator. “Considering theways available technology can assist us in managing our civildocket is an important step in our ongoing effort to leveragetechnology and adapt our operations to changing conditions,”she said.Earlier this year the Supreme Court authorized the formationof a committee to consider whether remote civil jury trialsare a workable option for the judiciary. The committee, whichwas chaired by Associate Justice Karen R. Carroll and includedrepresentatives from the judiciary and the Vermont Bar,studied the issue and produced a detailed protocol for howremote civil jury trials should be handled in the civil docket.“We have learned much over the last 17 months and the SupremeCourt wanted to ensure that the judiciary is making thebest use of available technology to support operations—bothnow and in the future,” said Associate Justice Karen R. Carroll,the committee’s chair. “I am very grateful to committeemembers for their hard work and contributions to this importantguidance for judges, staff, attorneys, and the public,” sheadded.The Court’s administrative order and the Remote Civil JuryTrial Protocols are available on the judiciary website.• • •Compass Vermont first learned of the initiative to gain visiblesupport for Green’s journey through a social media postby Josh Langelier, a lifelong friend of Green and his family,and reported on his efforts.Reaction to the article and social media activity wasrobust, as folks around the region made plans to gather andmeet to fulfill Langelier’s and the family’s wishes.Despite the weather, Vermonters came through.While Cory Green was laid to rest, the effort to help allAmericans understand the challenges faced by soldiersreturning from combat, as well as the very real and tragicimpact of PTSD, continues. Green’s family has asked thememorials in Green’s name be made to the Josh PallottaFund at Josh’s House, 162 Hegeman Drive, Colchester,Vermont 05446, an organization dedicated to supportingsoldiers returning from combat.Compass Vermont will continue to follow this story. CompassVermont.Comis an independent publication founded bya native Vermonter, providing non-editorial news and storiespresented in concert with the culture, mindset, and values ofthe Green Mountain State.42nd ANNUALNORTHFIELD SAVINGS BANK FOOTRACEADULT 5K & KIDS’ 1 MILELABOR DAYEarly DeadlinesPublication Date: Sept. 8, 2021Display Deadline:Wednesday, Sept. 1 at 5:00 P.M.Classified Deadline:Thursday, Sept. 2 at 5:00 P.M.Office Closed Monday, Sept. 6DriveSafely!We NeedYou!403 U.S. Rt. 302 - Berlin479-2582 • Fax 479-7916Email: sales@vt-world.comRUNNERS ANDWALKERS WELCOMESATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2021REGISTER AT: www.RACEMENU.COM/NSBFootraceHave aHappyHolidayWeekend!August 25, 2021 The WORLD page 5
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Holly joins our growing team of 16 which it operates, particularly in low-andCVHHH Announces New Fall Fundraiser, MotorcycleWe Sell TIRES Poker Run & Raffle to Support Central VT FamiliesCentral Vermont Home Health & Hospice $100 gift card.• We Service All (CVHHH) announces a brand-new fall fundraisingevent and invites Central Vermonters Sponsor, the Rock Solid Crew of the Iron• The Poker Run will be led by CircuitMakes & Models• Fleet & Commercial for a motorcycle ride, barbecue, and raffle on Order Motorcycle Club.Accounts Welcome Saturday, September 18, 2021. 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Coupon Through 8/31/21cash. 2nd best wins $250, and 3rd best wins a the needs of Central Vermont families.OFFERS VALID AT THIS DEALERSHIP ONLY. MAY NOT BE COMBINED WITH OTHER OFFERS. TAX & SUPPLIES EXTRA.• • •Gretchen Hoyum Joins Gifford’sCALL TOLL FREE 802-223-0001Behavioral Health TeamMONDAY-FRIDAY 7-5 & SATURDAY 8-1 OFFERS GOOD WITH AD TIL 8/31/21It had been Gretchen therapy, Gretchen is specifically trained toHoyum’s goal to work work in a medical center setting. Whatas a family counselor Gretchen finds most rewarding about the jobin a New England is when a deep connection is made betweenHospital. Gretchen has her and the client. They feel safe enough tonow accomplished that really open up and is vulnerable with theirobjective, joining the story. Gretchen’s specialty is helping peopleGifford Health Care with the relationship between food and theirBehavioral Health bodies. Having been diagnosed with Crohn’sTeam in Randolph. disease as a teen, Gretchen became passionateRt. 14, Williamstown • 433-1038“I just always wanted to live here,” Hoyum about the phycological process when peopleNOWPlease stop by said. “I’m now at the time of life where I are sick.HIRING EXPERIENCED DELI, FOODSERVICE & CASHIER HELP! for an application! could.”“It’s the intersection of mental and physicalGretchen comes to us from Seattle, health issues,” Hoyum said.Washington, where she received her specially This is Gretchen’s first time living in Newmasters in marriage and family therapy at England, so she’s looking forward to the fallSeattle Pacific University. While at Seattle and Vermont’s first snow of the season.Pacific, Gretchen provided counseling to Reminder during COVID-19: All Giffordundergraduate individuals and couples and clinics are open. 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For more information about COVID-Hoyum said. “Sometimes people just 19 and answers to frequently asked questions,Coca Cola MUST6 pk.Pepsi MUSTBUY 416.9 oz.orBUY 2need a translator.”visit giffordhealthcare.org/coronavirus-covid-19,cdc.gov or healthvermont.gov.bottlesMountain DewBecause her certificate is in medical family4/ $ 2 lt. bottles10+dep. 2/ $ Coca Cola 24 pk. 12 oz. cans3 +dep.$8 99 • • •+dep Holly O’Brien Joins Union Bank’s ResidentialCheck Out Our New & Expanded International Foods Section! and Consumer Lending TeamGreat Asian, Indian & Mexican Items to spice up your meal!David Silverman, bank with a branch location in ShelburnePresident and Chief Village.Check out our New Green Mountain Coffee Bar withover a dozen selections of creamers! Make your coffee your way!Executive Officer of Union Bank, a wholly-owned subsidiary ofUnion Bank, is pleased Union Bankshares, Inc. (UNB, traded on theGreat Selection of fresh, local baked goods from Graham Farmsto announce that Holly NASDAQ Exchange), has been helping peopleMaple, Hannah‛s Gluten Free, Maria‛s Bagels and Northern Sugarz!O’Brien has been hiredbuy homes and local businesses createas a Residential and jobs in area communities since 1891.Consumer Loan Headquartered in Morrisville, VT, UnionOfficer. She will be Bank is a full-service bank offering deposit,working out of Union loan, trust, commercial and municipal bankingservices throughout northern Vermont andBank’s Shelburne Village location at 5068Chicken Thighs Chicken Tenders Fresh Ground ChuckFamily PackageFamily PackageFamily Package New York Strip Steak Shelburne Road (formerly a Citizen’s Bank northwestern New Hampshire. Union Bank$1 49 $3 99 $4 99 $/lb. 13 99 location) which is scheduled to open in has earned an outstanding reputation for residentiallending programs and is a SBAOctober of this year./lb./lb./lb.“Holly will be working to assist customers Preferred Lender. Union Bank has receivedother Residential Lenders as we continue to moderate-income neighborhoods. Proud to beSPECIALS GOOD THROUGHCheck out our new and expandedexpand to meet our customer’s needs by providingexceptional personal service and local Vermont and New Hampshire, Union Bankone of the few community banks serving★SUNDAY, AUGUST 29★Not responsible for typographical errors. Dairy & Frozen Selections! decision-making.”maintains a strong commitment to traditionalHolly has served on committees for banking values. 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She is a donations to numerous local nonprofit organizations.These values—combined with finan-Remember VP Racing Fuel is the Official Fuel of Barre’s Thunder Road!”native Vermonter and lives in SouthBurlington.cial expertise, quality products and the latestOPEN EVERY DAY 5:00AM-10:00PM Union Bank has recently expanded its presencetechnology—make Union Bank the premierin Chittenden County having opened choice for your banking services, both per-Rt. 14, Williamstown • 802-433-1038branches in 2019 in both Jericho and sonal and commercial. Union Bank currentlyWilliston. The bank’s Shelburne branch will maintains 18 banking offices, three loan centersand multiple ATMs. Member FDIC.DEBIT EBT/SNAP Cards Welcome be managed by Shelburne resident DaveMicklas and will be the only Vermont-based Equal Housing Lender.page 6 The WORLD August 25, 2021Discount
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