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Midwifery & Obstetrics/Gynecology
in One Practice
During this National Midwifery Week,
CVMC Women’s Health Celebrates our Certified Nurse-Midwives:
ELISA VANDERVORT, FNP, CNM
CERTIFIED NURSE-MIDWIFE
Colleen Horan, MD
Gynecologist and Obstetrician
Janis Finelli, WHNP-BS
Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner
Rachel Long, MD
Gynecologist and Obstetrician
WOMEN'S HEALTH
CORI GILKEY, CNM, DNP
CERTIFIED NURSE-MIDWIFE
From office visits to having your baby, CVMC’s team of midwives and physicians
work together to provide high-quality and individualized care.
Misty Blanchette-Porter, MD
Reproductive Endocrinologist
Julie A. Vogel, MD, FACOG
Gynecologist and Obstetrician
24/7 ON-CALL SUPPORT | FAMILY PLANNING | INFERTILITY COUNSELING | LACTATION AND
CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION | ACCESS TO DOULA SUPPORT | WELLNESS VISITS | MENOPAUSE CARE
GYNECOLOGIC SURGERY AND OFFICE PROCEDURES | ALL INSURANCE ACCEPTED
Learn more about our THE services CENTER at CVMC.org/womens-health
FOR
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rice host a arm id festival
to ring together a wide variety
of artists farmers and
fans for one mission: keeping
family farmers on the land.
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last weeend on aturday
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explore hands-on activities that engage all of their senses in
the arm id mission.
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your late loos lie while heling fols visualie what re
localied food systems in the nited tates could loo lie if
we used the estimated illion ounds of edile roduce that
remain on farms unharvested unsold and uneaten annually in
this country.
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what food loss on farms in merica loos lie. e guided
festival-goers through exploring the shocking reality that
merica is leaving an estimated of edile roduce on
farms across the nation. e engaged in discussions around
what role this food can lay to etter reare the nation to
feed itself y reuilding regional shorter suly chains
heresa now alvation arms founder and ecutive
irector elained. “It was such an honor to e a art of arm
id and to engage others in critical conversations aout farming
and how we choose to feed ourselves.
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of surlus roduce a dislay similar to what one might see at
a farmers maret. his covered the foot tale rovided y
arm id. ooending the roduce dislay were vertical anners
that include food loss on farms statistics farmer recommendations
for reducing food loss on farms and images of the
farm surlus management strategies alvation arms has
modeled and instituted in Vermont. ehind the ehiit was a
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the tale among the surlus roduce were smaller signs to get
festivalgoers thining “food loss is not the farmers fault
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Central Vermont Regional Planning
Commission and Town of Berlin
Implement Stormwater Treatment at
erlin own ffice
The Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission
(CVRPC) is pleased to announce that they have completed
a multi-phase project to treat stormwater runoff at the Berlin
own ffice in erlin V. his roect started with a tormwater
Master lanning M rocess where it was identified
and rioritied as one of the to five roects within the
plan to help reduce sediment and phosphorus pollutant loadings
within the tevens ranch watershed and ultimately
ae hamlain. he M and suseuent final design and
construction was funded y the Vermont eartment of nvironmental
onservations lean ater fund. V
received funding for the final design and construction through
the lean ater esign Imlementation loc rant rogram
managed y the Mount scutney egional ommission
M.
The construction was completed in the summer of 2021 and
is a wonderful example of partners working together to help a
municiality meet the recent acre ermit tormwater eneral
ermit reuirements. he roerty where the
erlin own ffice and arage is located is considered a “
acre property” as it has more than 3 acres of impervious surfaces
land areas that do not drain. he Vermont eartment
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CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
I-89 Bridges 37S and 38S Berlin
TRAFFIC IMPACT: I-89 Southbound Exit 7 on-ramp traffi c will be
stopped for short durations during paving operations next week.
No traffi c impacts anticipated on Route 62 or Crosstown Road next
week.
Motorists will encounter a lane reduction in the Northbound and
Southbound lanes of the interstate. Travel will be reduced to one lane of
travel within the construction zone.
Traffi c has been switched to the crossovers on the interstate. This
pattern will remain in place throughout the construction season, into
the Fall.
Width restrictions will be in place on both the Northbound and
Southbound lanes of travel. Northbound will be restricted to 18 feet,
and Southbound will be restricted to 13 feet.
A speed reduction of 55 mph is in place, and fi nes are doubled for
speeding within the construction zone.
CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES: Public protection measures on the
underside of Bridge 38S have been removed.
Membrane is being applied to the decks on both Bridge 37S and 38S
today and tomorrow (9/30-10/1).
Paving of both bridge decks is scheduled for mid-week next week. Once
paving has been completed, crews will begin installing asphaltic plug
joints at both bridges.
PROJECTED COMPLETION: Fall 2021
CONTACT INFORMATION: Natalie Boyle
Phone - 802-855-3893 Email - nboyle@eivtech.
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