e-Vermont initiatives in Hardwick were spearheaded by NEKArts / Hardwick Town House, Jeudevine Memorial Library, Hardwick Community Television, the Center for an Agricultural Economy, Hardwick town government and other organizations. In just over a year, this team succeeded in bringing the following accomplishments to Hardwick: Fifty netbook packages – along with weekly training for students…
e-Vermont initiatives in Dover were spearheaded by the Dover Economic Development Specialist Office, Dover town government, Dover Elementary School, Dover Free Library and other organizations. In just over a year, this team succeeded in bringing the following accomplishments to Dover: Thirty-five netbook packages – along with weekly training for students and teachers – to ensure…
e-Vermont initiatives in Calais were spearheaded by the Calais Elementary School, Calais town government, and other organizations. In just over a year, this team succeeded in bringing the following accomplishments to Calais: Fifty netbook packages – along with weekly training for students and teachers – to ensure that every student in grades 4, 5 and…
e-Vermont initiatives in Bridgewater were spearheaded by the Bridgewater Historical Society in conjunction with the Bridgewater Village School, town government, and other organizations. In just over a year, this team succeeded in bringing the following accomplishments to Bridgewater: Thirty-six netbook packages – along with weekly training for students and teachers – to ensure that every…
e-Vermont initiatives in West Rutland were spearheaded by Town Manager Mary Ann Goulette and a team from the West Rutland School, West Rutland Public Library, town government, and local businesses. In one short year, this team delivered: A public access Wi-Fi zone stretching down Main and Marble Streets where residents and visitors can freely access…
e-Vermont initiatives in Newport were spearheaded by representatives of the Newport City Renaissance Corporation, City of Newport, Goodrich Memorial Library, North Country Supervisory Union, United Christian Academy, Northeast Kingdom Human Services, Northeast Kingdom Community Action, and other business and non-profit sector organizations. In one short year, this team delivered: Thirty-nine netbook packages and training for…
e-Vermont Initiatives in Sunderland-Arlington-Sandgate (SAS) were spearheaded by a small but very productive team representing town government, local businesses, the public library, schools, and citizens. In one short year, this team succeeded in bringing the following accomplishments to SAS: Snelling Center for Government assistance for development of Sunderland’s and Sandgate’s official town websites; Ten laptop…
e-Vermont initiatives in Pownal were spearheaded by a team representing Pownal’s school, library, businesses, government and interested citizens. In one short year, the team succeeded in bringing the following accomplishments to Pownal: Development (still in progress) of Pownal’s first municipal government website; Seventy-eight netbook packages to ensure that every Pownal Elementary School student in grades…
e-Vermont initiatives in Ludlow were spearheaded by representatives from the library, school, public service organizations, town government and local businesses. In one short year, this team succeeded in bringing the following accomplishments to Ludlow: Fifty-two netbook packages – along with weekly training for students and teachers – to ensure that every student in grades 4,…
e-Vermont initiatives in Poultney were spearheaded by the Poultney Broadband Committee, a team comprised of the Rutland Southwest Supervisory Union, town government, Poultney Public Library, local businesses, and Green Mountain College. In one short year, this team delivered: A public access Wi-Fi zone stretching from the Poultney Public Library down Main Street where residents and…