On August 3, the Chittenden & Waterbury Chapters offered free tickets to VSEA members wanting to attend the Lake Monsters’ game. A great time was had by all, and the VSEA contingent was recognized on the ball team’s jumbotron. Thanks to Chittenden Chapter President Kara Haynes for the photo!
Prior to game, VSEA members from several Chapters enjoyed a barbeque hosted by the Chittenden Chapter.
On Thursday, August 30, VSEA is partnering with the VT Foodbank at the Champlain Valley Fair for a day of awareness about the growing need for donations to feed Vermont’s hungry.
In addition, the Foodbank is asking VSEA members to help create recipes to share with the Foodbank’s statewide network of food shelves. One winning recipe will be handpicked by the Foodbank’s own Chef Dave and will be featured all day August 30 at the Foodbank/VSEA Fair display table.
Good luck! Worksite bulletin board flier attached!
"The Federal Emergency Management Agency has dropped a $120 million bombshell on the state of Vermont, telling state officials that it no longer expects to reimburse the state for damages to the Waterbury state office complex and the Vermont State Hospital incurred in tropical storm Irene."
VtPAC golf tournament is Sunday, August 26, at the West Bolton Golf Course in Jericho.
In advance of tournament, VtPAC is soliciting donated items and services from VSEA members to include in silent auction being conducted as part of the day’s events. Click here for more infomation.
This piece is from the story. The "report" cited refutes VT alarmists’ cries that our state is suffering badly because of its current tax structure.
"But the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a nonprofit research organization in Washington associated with Citizens for Tax Justice, which advocates a more progressive tax code, issued a report this year that found that the states with high income tax rates had outperformed those with no income tax over the past decade when it came to economic growth per capita and median family income.