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Radiant Biotherapeutics Appoints Deborah Geraghty, Ph.D., as President and Chief Executive Officer

TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 9, 2025-- Radiant Biotherapeutics, a biotechnology company committed to advancing and delivering transformative MULTi-specific, multi-Affinity antiBODY (Multabody™) therapeutics for patients with cancer and autoimmune...

You Can Quote Me: July 6, 2025

You Can Quote Me: July 6, 2025

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - On this ”You Can Quote Me," we talk about Vermont’s housing crisis, rules about construction and speak with former Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger. Copyright 2025 WCAX. All rights reserved.

Will Patten: RIP Gardener’s Supply

Will Patten: RIP Gardener’s Supply

Commentaries are opinion pieces contributed by readers and newsmakers. VTDigger strives to publish a variety of views from a broad range of Vermonters. Commentaries give voice to community members and do not represent VTDigger’s views. To submit a...

Cyber Tatanka gives network defense specialists opportunity to refine their skills in safe yet realistic virtual environment

Cyber Tatanka gives network defense specialists opportunity to refine their skills in safe yet realistic virtual environment

LINCOLN, Neb. – “You are the frontlines of this new data war.” That’s how Maj. Gen. Craig Strong, Nebraska National Guard adjutant general, addressed military, public and private industry cyber protection specialists, June 12, during the two-week...

Surgeon pay vs. cost of living by state

Surgeon pay vs. cost of living by state

Surgeons make an average of $515,130 per year in Utah, one of the highest-paying states for this role, compared to the state’s average cost of living of $49,737. The Bureau of Labor Statistics updated its salary data for healthcare jobs to reflect...

Supreme Court Denies Exxon Request to Get Rid of Citizen Lawsuits

Supreme Court Denies Exxon Request to Get Rid of Citizen Lawsuits

The oil major’s bid was one of several fossil fuel industry efforts to get a Supreme Court shield from accountability. Listen To This Story The US Supreme Court has rejected a request from ExxonMobil to overturn a historic ruling allowing ordinary...

Radar blind spots could delay Maine flash flood warnings

Radar blind spots could delay Maine flash flood warnings

AND NOTIFICATIONS FROM OUR TOTAL WEATHER TEAM. IT'S FREE FOR APPLE AND ANDROID SMARTPHONES. MAINE HAS SEEN IT'S FAIR SHARE OF FLOODING EVENTS BUT A GROWING CONCERN AROUND THE RADAR TOWER IN GRAY IS PUTTING MOST OF MAINE'S POPULATION AT RISK OF NOT...

Pickles find new life at Fancy Food Show: Gut health,...

Pickles find new life at Fancy Food Show: Gut health,...

Once seen as a fridge-side condiment, pickles are emerging as a powerhouse in the specialty food space – bridging wellness trends and culinary snacking formats. At the recent Summer Fancy Food Show, flavor-forward pickle brands showcased just how...

CBIA: Connecticut GDP contracted for the first time in three years

CBIA: Connecticut GDP contracted for the first time in three years

Courtesy of CBIA Connecticut’s economy contracted for the first time in more than three years in the first quarter of 2025 amid tariff concerns, slower consumer spending, and ongoing volatility in the state’s jobs market, according to a June 27...

Is there really a Tea Party movement inside the Democratic Party? The answer may surprise you.

Is there really a Tea Party movement inside the Democratic Party? The answer may surprise you.

Over the weekend, Vox posted an interview with Vox journalist Christian Paz, who’d reported previously that the Democrats were ripe for a grassroots takeover like the alleged one that overtook the GOP. The headline claimed to explain “the...

From people to food to flags, why does the Trump administration hate colors so much?

From people to food to flags, why does the Trump administration hate colors so much?

A couple of weeks ago, I was staying at a hotel that had a free breakfast buffet. That can be pretty dangerous, although I'm usually careful about what I eat. However, when I arrived in the dining room, the first thing that grabbed my attention...

Harold “Sonny” Williams Jr.

Harold “Sonny” Williams Jr.

Born July 13, 1941 Mount Union, Pennsylvania Died March 25, 2025 Town of Groton, Vermont Details of services Services will be held at 1400L (2PM) on Monday, July 14th, 2025 at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies, PA. Please contact...

WATCH: Zach Zengue puts up hat-trick vs. Albany

WATCH: Zach Zengue puts up hat-trick vs. Albany

WATCH: Zach Zengue puts up hat-trick vs. Albany Captain's first hat-trick in Green ignites USL2-best 11th win for Green F.C. IT WILL HAVE TO DO SO WITH A THROWN TOGETHER ROSTER. WELCOME TO THE NBC5 SPORTS DESK.. I'M JACK MAIN GREEN HAVE THE ALBANY...

This surprising state just ranked No. 1 for summer road trips

This surprising state just ranked No. 1 for summer road trips

When it comes to epic summer road trips, most people think of California’s coastline or the wide-open highways of Texas. But the top spot for summer road trips this year? It’s Minnesota. According to WalletHub’s latest ranking, Minnesota edged out...

Patten: RIP Gardener's Supply

Patten: RIP Gardener's Supply

Gardener’s Supply is bankrupt and a star has fallen from Vermont’s universe of socially responsible, employee-owned, B-certified companies. These businesses invest in the health of their people, communities and environment with as much fervor as...

Three more states vote to require textured hair education in cosmetology schools

Three more states vote to require textured hair education in cosmetology schools

Over the last eight weeks, Washington, Vermont, and Maine signed legislation into law requiring the inclusion of textured hair (defined as curly, coily, and wavy hair) education in all cosmetology schools in each respective state, going into...

Rutland Herald Community News for July 8, 2025

Rutland Herald Community News for July 8, 2025

YOUTH NEWS VRGA scholarships The Vermont Retail and Grocers Association Scholarship Program announced $15,000 in scholarships to 10 Vermont students advancing their education at accredited colleges and other post-secondary educational...

Phish Hits Boulder, CO’s Folsom Field Days After Metallica Thrashes Denver [Review/Photos/Videos]

Phish Hits Boulder, CO’s Folsom Field Days After Metallica Thrashes Denver [Review/Photos/Videos]

Vermont-native jam band Phish rolled into the University of Colorado’s Folsom Field in Boulder yesterday for its first of three shows just days after Metallica and Pantera brought over 75,000 people to Denver for a very different kind of...

Oregon Prohibits Medical Debt in Credit Reports

Oregon Prohibits Medical Debt in Credit Reports

On June 23, Oregon enacted SB 605, barring medical-debt information from appearing in consumer credit reports. The measure, which amends the Oregon Unlawful Trade Practices Act, takes effect January 1, 2026. SB 605 defines “medical debt” to...

'The Only Winner Is the Government,' Says American Bow Tie CEO Facing Higher Tariff Costs

'The Only Winner Is the Government,' Says American Bow Tie CEO Facing Higher Tariff Costs

One of the supposed goals of the Trump administration's trade policies is to protect and promote American-made products. Greg Shugar, who owns a business that does make things right here in America, has a hard time seeing it that way. "I'm...

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