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- Kym Balthazar | Rev. Diane Sullivan
- Issue of
- Jul 11-17, 2018
- Vol. 23, No. 43
Give and Take: A Special Report on Vermont Nonprofits, Part 4; Seven Vermonters Play Tourist in Their Own State; Shelburne Museum Exhibit ‘Playing Cowboy’ Examines How the West Was Bought
News
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- Economy
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Nonprofit News: The Rise of Vermont Public Media
Vermont’s rapidly evolving media ecosystem is increasingly dominated by nonprofits: Vermont Public Radio, Vermont PBS and VTDigger.
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- Economy
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Meet the ‘Frequent Fliers’ of Vermont’s Nonprofit Boards
The executive directors who run Vermont’s nonprofits are paid for their efforts. The people who hire and fire them, however, are mostly volunteers.
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- Economy
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Some Vermont Nonprofits Loan Money to Employees and Board Members
10 nonprofits in Vermont in 2016 were owed a total of about $900,000 from individuals listed as “interested persons.”
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- Economy
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Blue Cross Blue Shield Collects Millions From Vermonters Each Month. It’s Also a Nonprofit
“We’re not a typical nonprofit,” company spokesperson Sara Teachout said of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont. But that’s how the state classifies the locally incorporated insurance company.
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- Economy
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Massachusetts Republican John Kingston Runs a Christian Retreat in Vermont
Before he started his campaign to defeat Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Massachusetts Republican John Kingston established a “creative sanctuary” near Woodstock and loaned it $4 million.
Arts + Culture
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Seven Vermonters Play Tourist in Their Own State
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