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Gov. Scott Helps Break Ground for Early Childhood Center
By Banner staffBENNINGTON — Gov. Phil Scott, local dignitaries and representatives of Vermont’s congressional delegation broke ground Wednesday for an early childhood center that will provide much needed daycare for infants, toddlers and preschool children.
The center, to be constructed as an addition to the Bennington Recreation Center on Gage Street, is a joint project of the town, United Counseling Service, Bennington County Head Start and Early Head Start, and the Rec Center. In addition to childcare space, it will feature a multipurpose room, a community cafe, a new entrance with a lobby and elevator. It also includes the creation of 25 parking spaces and the installation of a sprinkler system throughout the building.
The 13,500-square-foot, $3.7 million addition is funded through grants to the local UCS Head Start program. For full article, visit The Bennington Banner.
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Historical detail, contemporary design: the Brooks House reopens
Katherine P. Cox
Brooks House Restoration of the Brooks House, an iconic building built in 1871 that spans half a block on Main Street, has brought grandeur back to downtown Brattleboro. The Second Empire-style building has a storied history as a premier...
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Yankee Farm Credit Ribbon Cutting
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Middlebury, Vermont—A Ribbon Cutting Ceremony was held on December 9, 2014 for the new Yankee Farm Credit building at 320 Exchange Street in Middlebury, Vermont. Bread Loaf Corporation provided Integrated Project ManagementSM (IPM) services for the design and construction of...
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Bread Loaf Corporation Honored for Outstanding Work in the Construction Industry
Middlebury, Vermont—The AGC/VT Best Builder Awarded Bread Loaf Corporation for Outstanding Quality of Work and Effort in Historical Renovation, Construction for their work on the Brooks House Restoration project in Brattleboro, VT. The Association of General...
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HOPE – Helping Overcome Poverty’s Effects
Bread Loaf Corporation employees worked together to collect and deliver over 1,178 pounds of food to The Addison County Food Shelf at HOPE in Middlebury, Vermont.
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Osborne House Moved Making Space For The New Middlebury Town Offices
Middlebury College’s Osborne House at 77 Main Street in downtown Middlebury has been there for 198 years. Early Monday morning this two-story home was moved to the east side of the intersection of Cross and Water Streets. Osborne House
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UVM Breaks Ground for Alumni House Project
By Rick Green
A long-awaited gathering place for University of Vermont graduates is another step closer to reality after a groundbreaking ceremony for the Alumni House on Saturday morning. The university’s first Alumni House, located at 61 Summit St., will open...
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Brattleboro Celebrates Brooks House Reopening
Susan Keese
Brattleboro celebrated the reopening of an important downtown building Friday. The historic Brooks House was heavily damaged by fire in 2011. But now it’s back in business. The 140 year old landmark, with its store fronts and ornate towers,...
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Northern Stage breaks ground on $9M theater
Eric Francis
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Supporters of Northern Stage gathered in the former Miller Auto repair shop building Thursday to ceremonially break ground on a new $9 million theater that will raise the curtain on its first show in August 2015. “It...
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