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Pink packets of Sweet N Low are a familiar icon on the American cultural landscape or at least on the table at your favorite restaurant. Less familiar is the story of Marvin Eisenstadt 54, CEO, who oversees the production of Sweet N Low and other Cumberland Packing products with business savvy and a heart that puts people before the bottom line. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
From downtown diners to century-old barns, UVM Professor Tom Visser brings vision and voice to the need for preserving Vermonts historic buildings. His work at the Champlain Valleys Rokeby Farm has resulted in the revival of this historic site, significant for its past as a working farm and a stop on the Underground Railroad. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Keeping a Watch for a Maple Menace
New Deans Take Leadership Posts Top Debaters Convene in Burlington Nursing Program Key to Rural Health Care |
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In this survey, admittedly based on little more than whim and opinion, Vermont Quarterlys editorial staff weighs in on questions from the best wall to the best vegetable to the best view from a dorm room. And the winner is | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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