PodcastVermont Gets Back To Business
Thursday, 09/08/11 Noon
Deputy Commerce Secretary Patricia Moulton-Powden and Carl Sherrill of the U.S. Small Business Administration Office of Disaster Assistance discuss the resources that are available to businesses and how towns are balancing the need to stay open while trying to re-build roads and infrastructure.
Plus, in our series of reports on how our lives have changed in the 10 years since September 11, 2001, we hear how the events of that day are being taught in Vermont schools.
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In This Program
Life After 9/11: The Challenge Of Teaching September 11th
Today's high school sophomores were in kindergarten when the 2001 terrorist attacks took place. And for many younger students, "9/11" is no more personal than Pearl Harbor or the Korean War. Today, the way September 11th is taught and remembered continues to evolve.
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State of the Re:Union: Vermont, The Small Town State
Monday, 05/28/12 7pm - VPR Series and Specials
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Months After Flooding, Simon Pearce Resumes Operations
Tuesday, 05/22/12 7:34am - VPR News
- New Fund To Help Displaced Mobile-home Owners Monday, 05/21/12 6:06am - VPR News
- Sales of Vt Strong Plates Not As Strong As Thought Friday, 05/18/12 6:06am - VPR News
- Vermont Could Get $30 Million More For Irene Damage Thursday, 05/17/12 6:06am - VPR News
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