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VERMONT
Rick Damon
Custom Bagpipe Cases hand constructed from cherry woods, rounded-over dovetail corners, brass catches, hinges, leather strap and a matching toolbox.
VERMONT
vbsr
The Local First Vermont Resource Guide and Coupon Book supports local businesses and the Local First movement. If you want to find a copy, you won't have to look far with distribution sites at local stores, farmers markets, VBSR events, our 20th anniversary celebration, on-line, and as many fall and winter events we can make it to. $2,300.00 in local savings for $10.00! 802-862-8347
VERMONT
Vermont Wild
“Vermont Wild,” a first of its kind collection of hilarious true adventures of Vermont Fish and Game wardens has been just published by Pine Marten Press. “Vermont Wild” features Eric Nuse’s encounters with gun wielding poachers, love struck moose, hungry bears, raucous raccoons and the strangest use of dynamite you’ll ever read.
VERMONT
Keep Vermont Weird
Why Keep Vermont Weird™? We love the eclectic vibe, the strong sense of community and ultimately the infectious pride that everyone takes in being a Vermonter. A little like the first settlers, we struggle to keep intact that intangible way of being that sets us apart and makes us, well… weird. Keep Vermont Weird™ embodies and celebrates that quest. It is why people love to live here. It is why the people that visit wish they did. This is a mantra that resonates on many different levels. It is a sign of support for all of the amazing local businesses that work everyday to Keep Vermont Weird™. It is a shout out to visitors reminding them that this place is different. And it gives those of us that are lucky enough to call Vermont our home words to live by. Keep Vermont Weird™ is so succinct and people are able to relate to it, find their own meaning in it and make it their own statement.
VERMONT
VT Center for the Book & Mother Goose Programs
http://www.mothergooseprograms.org/index.php Vermont Center for the Book disseminates a wide variety of its Mother Goose Programs™ to increase children’s knowledge, school readiness, success and self-esteem by building the knowledge, skills and confidence of parents, librarians and educators. These professional development programs provide adults with picture books, guides, materials and training, transforming reading with children into multidimensional and powerful learning experiences. Have you always wanted to incorporate math and science into your library programming and resources? What's the BIG Idea?™ will help you make math and science connections to the programs you're already doing with young children and their families. It will help you bring science and mathematics content, skills and processes to almost any interaction you have with them. With What's the BIG Idea?™ you will: • Increase the number of children attending your programs • Get children excited about math and science • Use hands-on activities to make books come alive • Meet national and local education standards • Have fun! Children learn math and science by doing math and science. They need to ask questions, have discussions, explore using a variety of materials, collect data and talk about what they're doing. Picture books are a powerful tool to help introduce children to math and science. Make your story hours come alive with math and science activities for young children and their families.
VERMONT
Great Scot Fishing Charters
Great Scot Fishing Charters All -Season Guiding specializing in Small & Large Mouth Bass also available Perch, Catfish, Pike, Carp and Bow Fin Call today! 802-482-4286 or 802-734-3051
VERMONT
Out of Oz has landed!
10/31 Washington Post/review “No summary could do justice to Maguire’s novel, which is hilarious, heart-wrenching and extremely poignant in its ending. Readers familiar with Baum’s books will delight in how Maguire rings the changes upon them. Others might never be able to hear ‘Over the Rainbow’ again without wincing. The greatest fantasy series make one want to read them again. That’s what I intend to do with this one.” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_4Xn_Ye1pg http://files.harpercollins.com/WilliamMorrow/10.30_BostonGlobeMagazine.pdf
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