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Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026: Local Business Updates

Comcast

BURLINGTON — Comcast announced a $30,000 grant to Technology for Tomorrow’s T4T Digital Navigation Program, aimed at educating older adults and new Americans with computer and workforce development training. This funding will allow for the training of digital navigators who will provide workshops and one-on-one support across Vermont.

Community Health

RUTLAND — Community Health has promoted Tracy Upton to chief clinical officer, recognizing her nearly 30 years of service. Upton joined in 1996 as a registered nurse and has since held positions in quality management and clinical operations, recently launching a Medical Assistant Training Program.

KeyBank

BURLINGTON — KeyBank has promoted Kate Surprenant to virtual relationship manager in business banking for Vermont, where she will manage business banking relationships via digital channels.

LAOB

MONTPELIER — The Land Access and Opportunity Board has appointed Adam Wechsler as its AmeriCorps Program VISTA for the 2026-2027 service year, focusing on initiatives to empower marginalized populations in land and housing access.

Langrock Sperry & Wool LLP

MIDDLEBURY — Richard P. Nolan has joined Langrock Sperry & Wool LLP, bringing experience from his law practice in Florida and a background in professional baseball.

Ledyard National Bank

HANOVER, N.H. — Josephine Moran, president and CEO, has been named to American Banker’s 2026 list of The Most Powerful Women in Banking’s Women to Watch.

CCV

MONTPELIER — A new $790,000 grant from the Vermont Department of DAIL will help Community College of Vermont expand workforce development for entry-level healthcare workers through the Vermont LNA Training Hub.

Market 32/Price Chopper

SCHENECTADY, N.Y. — In honor of Hunger Action Month, Market 32 and Price Chopper raised $53,685 for regional food banks through the Fill a Glass with Hope/Fill a Plate with Promise campaign.

NCFCU

BARRE — Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice received a $7,200 grant from NorthCountry Federal Credit Union to support its Adult Home Healthcare program.

UVM

BURLINGTON — The University of Vermont will coordinate a $19 million NSF project to design and build an observatory aimed at advancing research in biological sciences through enhanced imaging capabilities.

VAAFM, FPR

MONTPELIER — The Agriculture and Timber Disaster Assistance Program will start accepting applications on Oct. 26, offering disaster recovery assistance for qualifying weather-related losses.

VCW

MONTPELIER — The Vermont Commission on Women elected Aleta Sprague as chair, with gratitude to former chair Esther Charlestin for her service.

VCBB

MONTPELIER — Vermont Community Broadband Board celebrated the graduation of its largest class of broadband technicians, supporting the state’s broadband buildout.

Vermont Government

MONTPELIER — Gov. Phil Scott announced several new appointments within his administration, including Nick Kramer as deputy commissioner of Human Resources and Shabnam Nolan as deputy secretary of Human Services.

VTSU

VERMONT — Vermont State University, in partnership with Efficiency Vermont, has saved over $600,000 through energy projects across its campuses, earning the 2026 Energy Leadership Award.

VTSU-Lyndon

LYNDON — Mareesa Miles has been hired as director of the Lyndon Upward Bound program, bringing extensive TRIO experience to the role.

WCMHS

BARRE — Washington County Mental Health Services has appointed Monica White as director of community developmental services and has been designated a Certified Community Based Integrated Health Center.


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