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Two Norwich ProfessorsFinalists for StatewideLeadership AwardNorwich University has two professors whoare finalists, each for one of two ATHENAAwards, a statewide honor hosted by the CentralVermont Chamber of Commerce, whichannounced the finalists Monday at a press conference.Dr. Tara Kulkarni, Ph.D., P.E., associateprofessor and chair, Department of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering and ConstructionManagement, director, Center for lobal Resilienceand Security is a finalist for the ATHE-NA Leadership Award.This award provides recognition to a woman or a man honoring her or him for superiorattainment in community service andfor actively mentoring, coaching and assistingwomen in accomplishing professional excellence and leadershipskills.Dr. Page C. Spiess, Ph.D., lecturer, Department of Chemistry Biochemistry, fellow, Institute for Innovation in Teaching Learning, academic integrity officer, Residential Programs,chair, Academic Integrity Committee is a finalist forthe ATHENA Young Professional Leadership Award.This award recognizes a woman, 40 or younger, who demonstratesexcellence, creativity and initiative in their own businessor profession; provides valuable service by contributingtime and energy to improve the quality of life for others in thecommunity and who serves as a role model for young womenpersonally and professionally.“We are so proud at Norwich to have not just one, but twoNorwich professors honored as finalists for such a prestigiousrecognition as the ATHENA Awards,” Norwich niversityPresident Mark Anarumo said. “The ATHENA LeadershipAwards’ emphasis on mentoring perfectly complements theNorwich model of service to others before self. We grow leaderswho learn through serving; our faculty and staff model thisquality every day. It is my privilege to celebrate these two professors,and the entire Norwich community joins me in offeringcongratulations to all the finalists.”The two awards are international in scope and are beingpresented for the third time in Vermont. From the finalists,the award recipients will be announced and presented at theCentral Vermont Chamber of Commerce’s ATHENA Awardsala Ceremony on Nov. 6 at the Capitol Plaza Hotel and ConferenceCenter in Montpelier, Vermont.• • •Leader, Activist, and President andCEO of the Ms. Foundation forWomen to Speak at the VermontWomen’s Fund’s Annual CelebrationOn Wednesday, October 20th, the Vermont Women’s Fundwill welcome leader, activist, and advocate, Teresa Younger,president and CEO of the Ms. Foundation for Women, as thefeatured speaker for its 2021 Annual Celebration, hosted thisyear on a virtual stage.“Since 1973, the Ms. Foundation for Women has led theway for women in the .S.,” says Meg Smith, director of theVermont Women’s Fund. “Calling on women to take ownershipof their financial identity and put money to power throughphilanthropy.” She continued, “Like so many others, womenin Vermont were inspired to follow in the footsteps of the Ms.Foundation for Women, and in 1994, the Vermont Women’sFund was founded. It is a particular honor to have Ms. Youngeraddress our Vermont audience.”Ms. Younger has led the Ms. Foundation for Women, oneof the most recognizable mission-driven women’s funds inthe .S., for the past seven years. Prior to that, she served asthe executive director of the Connecticut eneral Assembly’sPermanent Commission on the Status of Women, as well asexecutive director of the ACL of Connecticutthe first AfricanAmerican and the first woman to hold that position.The October 20th Annual Celebration is hosted by the VermontWomen’s Fund, whose grantmaking advances women’seconomic interests in Vermont, including the support of essentialservices, workforce programs, and statewide systemschangeinitiatives.Event emcee Jane Lindholm of Vermont Public Radio andproducer of the nationally aired series, “But Why: A Podcastfor Curious Kids” will interview Ms. Younger and there willbe a live A for online attendees. The evening begins at5:00 p.m. with a networking and connecting portion coveringa variety of topics. The main stage will open at 5:30 p.m.A ticket price of 25 is requested but not required. Seatingis limited to 500 people. For more information, visit vermontwomensfund.orgoct20.The Vermont Women’s Fund is the first and largest philanthropicresource in the state founded specifically to advancewomen and girls in Vermont. Founded in 1994, it is a componentfund of the Vermont Community Foundation and awardsannual grants to nonprofits around the state that serve womenand girls with programs that promote economic self-sufficiency,career development and systems change. Learn more atvermontwomensfund.org.The Vermont Community Foundation inspires givingand brings people and resources together to make a differencein Vermont. A family of hundreds of funds and foundations,we provide the advice, investment vehicles, and back-officeexpertise that make it easy for the people who care aboutVermont to find and fund the causes they love. We envisionVermont at its bestwhere everyone has the opportunity tobuild a bright, secure future. Visit vermontcf.org or call 802-388-3355 for more information. For information on our CO-VID-19 response, visit vtcovid19response.org.OCTOBER COUPONSAJ’s320 Washington St.Barre • 479-9494HOURS: MON.-FRI. 7-6SAT. 7-5 & SUN. 8-1Auto Repair &Convenience StoreArmand, Joyce, Steve & Molly JalbertAUTO TECHNICIAN ALWAYS ON DUTY FOR SERVICEMONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY7:00AM - 5:00PM 7:00AM - NOONPUMPS24/7with credit card,and special servicefor elderly &handicap duringreg. hrs.PROPANE TANKREFILLSUP TO 100-LBS.WE SELL TIRES! CALL FOR PRICES!366 E. Montpelier Roadnext to Agway on Rte. 2, MontpelierOpen Every Day 5am – 9pmNew! 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We stock many high performance fuels in 5 gallon cans!EBT/SNAP Cards WelcomeLocal Scouts will presentFall Family Fun Day, takingplace at the Vermont GraniteMuseum on October 17th.This event is to encouragefamilies to have fun outsidethrough hands-on activitiessuch as pumpkin bowling,BB gun range, mini naturehikes, campfire cooking, andso much more.This event is free and opento all families. There are severallocal Scouting units fromCub Scouts and Scouts BSAthat will be working togetherto put on this first-time-everfall event. This event iswheelchair accessible andmasks are recommended withsanitizer on hand.• • •10th Annual Turkey DriveHubbard Parks Expansion ProjectFundraising Campaign LaunchedKiwanis Club of BarreOctober 1 thru November 19Please help by making a donation toany Barre Kiwanis member or sendyour contribution to Kiwanis Clubof Barre PO Box 724, Barre, Vermont05641.We give 200 plus turkeys toarea food shelves and othersin need.• Capstone CommunityRt. 14, Williamstown • 433-1038Action• Congregational Church• DCF – Barre CourthouseGOOD MORNING!• Hedding Methodist FoodShelf• Presbyterian Church• St. Monica’s Food Shelf• Twin Valley Senior Center• Websterville Food ShelfSugardale BaconNew England Coffee Green Mountain Coffee$ Regular or Thick Cut$1 lb. pkg. 5 999-12 oz. bag 4 99 $ 12 ct. K-cups 6 99 Coffee Mate Creamers• Meals on Wheels$32 oz. 3 49 Thank you for any help you can give.• • •Check out our new line of Hostess &Drakes Snack Cakes in the bread aisle!Food ClubFood Club Milk GallonsThe City of Montpelier is pleased to announceplans to grow Hubbard Park by almostCheeseSkim, 1% or 2%Shredded$3 49or Bars80 acres through the purchase of two parcelscontiguous with the park to the north andFriendly’s Ice Cream Coca Cola Family Whole Milk$48 oz. 3 49 24 Pk. $12 oz. cans 8 99 $+dep. 3 998 oz. 2/ $ west. These parcels are home to streams, wetlands,rocky ledges, mature hardwood forests,4and many trails that the public has enjoyedfor decades. Through this purchase, the Citywill permanently secure public access to theproperties and conserve a number of importantnatural features.Great Selection of fresh, local baked goods fromGraham Farms Maple, Hannah‛s Gluten Free and Maria‛s Bagels! The total project cost is around $550k, withonly $100k remaining to fundraise. $258kwas awarded through the United States ForestService (USFS) Community Forest Pro-GroundChicken TendersFreshgram (CFP). $20k was awarded through theFamily Package$3 99 Montpelier Conservation Fund, and another$50k has been raised from private donors.The City has also applied for $150k through/lb.the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board(VHCB). Those who are interested in supportingthe project are encouraged to find outFood ClubKayem Natural Casing FranksMeatballsmore at www.montpelier-vt.org/Parks, and to26 oz. pkg.$4 99 2.5 lb. box$4 49 $ 12 donate online or by mailing a check to Mont-99pelier Parks, 58 Barre St., Montpelier VT05602. All donations are tax deductible.Senator Leahy said of the project, “I amdelighted, though not surprised, that the expansionof Hubbard Park was highly rankedfor the national Community Forest and OpenSpace 2021 grants. I played in Hubbard Parkas a boy growing up in Montpelier, and thisexpansion will ensure that it will be even biggerand better for generations to come. Thisproject conserves open space and expands thismuch-loved park in the heart of our state capital.It is exactly the type of project that I had inmind when I helped create this grant programin the Farm Bill, and why I support its annualfunding as Chairman of the Senate AppropriationsCommittee.”Two events are scheduled (on Zoom and inperson)for members of the public and learnmore, see a short slide-show and ask questionsabout the expansion project, funds alreadyraised, and remaining gap and timeline.Wednesday, October 13 at 5:30 is an inperson,masked, distanced, limited-capacityevent at Montpelier Senior Activity Center, 58Barre Street, Montpelier. Register for eitherby emailing Janna Clar at jclar@montpeliervt.orgor calling 802-262-6284.This project is part of a larger effort to ensuremore community members have accessto the health and wellness benefits parks andtrails provide, and to work towards makingMontpelier a destination for outdoor recreation.The Montpelier Parks Commission,along with partners such as the Trust for Publicland, are working toward a goal for all residentsto be able to access greenspace within a10-minute walk from home.“Hubbard Park is a Vermont treasure, allowingvisitors to stroll through the thicklyforested hills just behind the Golden Dome,”said Rep. Welch. “I have appreciated the quietbeauty of Hubbard Park since my days in theState House. This grant will allow Montpelierto add additional acres of forest, streams andwetlands to Hubbard Park, increasing its sizeby almost 50 percent, and adding importantnatural resources to this well managed communityforest in the heart of the Vermontcapital.”To learn more or contribute to the project,visit https://www.montpelier-vt.org/Parksor contact Parks Director, Alec Ellsworth at(802) 585-7673 or aellsworth@montpeliervt.org.The City of Montpelier Parks & TreesDepartment is a division of the CommunityServices Department, along with Recreationand Montpelier Senior Activity Center. Formore information, visit www.montpelier-vt.org/parks.
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