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Vermont - Vermont is
the premier online guide to the state of Vermont showcasing hundreds of exciting
events and attractions throughout the "Green Mountain State" and the
Lake Champlain Valley. . We invite you to take a virtual tour of some of our most
popular travel destinations featuring the historic communities of Burlington,
Shelburne, Middlebury, Essex, Vergennes, Montpelier, St Albans, Rutland, Bennington,
Brattleboro, White River Junction, St. Johnsbury, Newport, Killington, Stowe.
Vermont's
State Capital - Montpelier
Montpelier is the nation's smallest state
capital and is located in central Vermont at the confluence of the Winooski and
North Branch Rivers. Montpelier
features the nation's oldest and best preserved state capital. The State House
is famous for its brilliant gold dome which measures 57 feet high and is made
of wood sheathed in copper and covered with 23.7 carat gold leaf. The
House and Senate chambers are the oldest legislative chambers in their original
condition anywhere in the country.
click
here for the Montpelier Website
Vacation
in Vermont
Our Vermont
accomodations include a wide range of prices and styles including
waterfront cottages, bed and breakfasts, ski resort condos, chalets,
cabins, farmhouses and luxury vacation homes. Stay in a quaint bed
and breakfast nestled in the mountain or on the shores of beautiful
Lake Champlain. Vermont
inns are known for their hospitality and historic
touches.
Plan your vacation today and take advantage of the shores and the
mountains in the Green Mountain State!
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Burlington - "Jewel Of Vermont"
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The City of Burlington is the largest and most populated city in Vermont
and and is often refered to as the "Queen of Lake Champlain" because of its unique
location on the eastern shores of beautiful Lake Champlain bordering the edge
of the Adirondack Park. Each year, Burlington welcomes thousands of visitors traveling
to the Lake Champlain Valley and the Adirondack mountains of upstate New York.
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Burlington is famous
for its quintessential charm and architectural beauty and is consistently
ranked as one of the top places to live in the United States.
Burlington has recieved numerous awards and designations including
the winner of the "Great American Main Street Award" by the National
Historic Trust and was voted the Number One "City To have It All"
by A&E Television. Burlington is also home to numerous museums
and landmarks including the Shelburne Museum & Farm, Ethan Allen
Homestead, Lake Champlain Maritime
Museum, and The ECHO Center.
Click here for
the Burlington website
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VERMONT
CAREER DIRECTORY
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Are
you tired of your job? Ever thought about going back to
school in your spare time to further your career?
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Online programs give working adults
and full-time students tremendous scheduling flexibility
and the opportunity to earn a degree in less time than
is usually possible through on-campus attendance.
If you want to start or accelerate your career, explore
the online programs & request free information in
the following areas:
click on the links below
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Rutland - Heart of the Green Mountain State
Located in the heart of
the Green Mountain State, Rutland is the second largest city in the state of Vermont.
Rutland County includes 28 towns and has approximately 70,000 residents. The
City of Rutland provides the region with a vibrant historic downtown and a variety
of businesses and services.
click
here for the Rutland Website
Bennington
- "Primary gateway for Southwestern Vermont"
Bennington
County is Vermont's fifth largest community and encompasses 575 square miles with
over 35,000 residents. The Town of Bennington is nestled beween two beautiful
mountain ranges, the Taconics and Green Mountains, and enjoys easy access to all
forms of outdoor recreation.
click
here for the Bennington Website
Vermont
Log homes and Vermont Log Furniture
Here you will find a wealth
of information about Vermont log cabin homes, log home floor plans, financing
for log homes, construction tips on log homes, custom log homes, log home photographs,
and much, much more!
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Culinary
Arts
Vermont has long been
known for its truly unique & varied cuisine ranging from fresh
caught native brook trout to world class dining at five star resorts.
In the internationally acclaimed City of Burlington, diners can
choose from exciting restaurants with menus featuring everything
from sushi and health foods to hearty Vermont homecooked meals.
The New
England Culinary Institute in Burlington was founded on the principle
of learning by doing. Many of todays local chefs learned their
trade at NECI. click
here for more information on culinary arts.
Search
for two- & four-year degrees in Culinary Arts &
Baking
Side-by-side comparisons of 35 culinary schools.
Learn the culinary skills you need to get ahead!
Culinary
Institutes .com
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Middlebury
- "Summer Home of Poet Robert Frost"
Middlebury
was originally chartered in 1761 and is
a Shire Town (county seat) of Addison County located in the heart of Vermont dairy
country. Middlebury is also home to the highly accredited Middlebury College and
represents the quintessential New England college town complete with village green
and historic architecture.
click
here for the Middlebury Website
Brattleboro
Brattleboro is situated between
the West and Connecticut Rivers and serves as the primary gateway for southeastern
Vermont. The Town of Brattleboro borders the state of New Hampshire and is centrally
located on route to many major Vermont and NH Ski resorts.
click
here for the Brattleboro Website
St
Albans
The City of St Albans
is located near Lake Champlain in the Northwest corner of the state and was originally
settled in 1774 and incorporated as a city in 1897. During the Civil War period,
Saint Albans was the scene of the northernmost engagement of the American Civil
War.
Today, the Saint Albans Historical Museum attracts thousands of history
buffs and visitors annually.
click
here for the St Albans Website
Vergennes
- Vermont's Oldest City
Vergennes was established in 1788 and
is the third oldest city in the United States and Vermont's oldest city. Only
Hartford and New Haven, Connecticut are older than Vergennes, Vermont. Vegennes
covers approximately 1200 acres of land and is home to over 2,000 people. Vergennes
is located in Addison County, 25 miles south of Burlington; 12 miles north of
Middlebury on Route 22A.
click
here for the Vergennes Website
Lake Champlain
Valley
The beautiful
Lake Champlain Valley was recently ranked "One of Four Outstanding Get-Away Locations
in the Northeast" by USA Weekday Magazine. Each year, the Lake Champlain Valley
welcomes thousands of visitors traveling to both Vermont's Green Mountains and
the majestic Adirondack mountains of upstate New York.
click
here for the Lake Champlain Valley Website
Vermont
Skiing Guide
The premier
online guide to Vermont Skiing & Winter Sports in the State of Vermont
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here for the website
Vermont Real
Estate Directory
The
Premier Online Real Estate Directory & Relocation Guide to Vermont
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here for the website
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