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BUYING ANTIQUES Complete households, most anything old/of Dodge Caravan, 2013, good quality. 45+ years Black. 106K miles buying! Fair prices $12,900. paid! Call Ed Lambert 802-528-5651 or 802-782-1223 St. Albans FREON R12 WANTED: CERTIFIED BUYER will PAY CA$H for R12 cylinders or cases of cans. (312)291-9169; www.refrigerant finders.com GUITAR WANTED! LOCAL musician will pay up to $12,500 for pre-1975 Gibson, Fender, Martin, and Gretsch guitars. Fender amplifiers also. Call toll free! 1-800-995-1217
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Dussault AutoSales 6 Swanton Rd. St. Albans 802-524-2189 We Buy Cars & Trucks! 2006 Toyota Tacoma, 4x4, auto, 101K $12,900. 2012 Ford Focus, 5 speed, 1 owner, 78K $5,900. 2003 GMC Sonoma, 4x4, auto, A/C, 112K $4,900. 2010 Ford Focus, SE, sunroof, auto $10,900. 2008 Chevrolet Uplander, LT, service records, 54K $7,900.
2015 Honda Civic SE, auto, FWD, backup camera, media screen 12K miles $14,700. 2013 Chevy Silverado 1500 LT, auto, 4WD, backup sensors, Bluetooth, running boards 136K miles $15,000. 2012 Toyota Tacoma, manual, AWD, 4 cyl, AC, CD player 32K miles $10,600.
2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee, Laredo, leather, sunroof $6,900. FORD COBRA MUSTANG SVT, 2001, 4.6 liter V8, manual transmission, silver. $12,000 OBO. Serious inquiries only! 802-370-0824
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2014 Lincoln MKS, auto, AWD, fully loaded, V6, Turbo 2014, VW Jetta SE, 47K miles 4dr, auto, 6 sp, 73,000 $17,900. miles $7,400. 2014 Buick Regal Turbo, auto, FWD, backup 2013, Dodge Charger, camera, navigation, 4 dr, V-6, auto, 52,000 heated seats, sunroof miles 34K miles BISTRO TABLE, $12,495. $13,900. WROUGHT Iron with two chairs. Hampton 2010, Mercedes Benz, 2005 Subaru Impreza Bay. Brand new, still in E350, silver, auto, asp, RS, auto, AWD, CD box. Paid $159.99, sellAWD, 73,000 miles player, air conditioning $14,995. ing for $85. obo. Moving, 142K miles must sell! 802-578-7606 $4,495. 2015, Scion FR-S, 2 Musical Items dr coupe, 6 sp, auto, 34,000 miles GUITAR, ACOUSTIC, $12,995. OSCAR Schmidt brand, great shape. $90. Call 802-524-4538 Movies/CDs/Tapes/ Etc. CD’s, BOX FULL. $20. for all. 802-582-6835
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PROGRESSIVE AUTO SALES 69 Jewette Avenue Swanton, VT 05488 802-872-1665 2018, BMW 530i, Xdrive, heated leather seats, hatch roof, 6,800 miles $53,900. 2017, Nissan Altima S, loaded, 28,000 miles $19,900. 2013, Honda Civic, SI, coupe, 57,000 miles $14,900. 2015, GMC SLT, crew cab, leather, sunroof, 41,000 miles $6,949. 2013, Ford F150 XLT, diamond plated tool box, 70,000 miles $21,400. 2014, Audi S4, sedan, navigation, sunroof, 39,000 miles $30,949. Parts/Accessories
Employment HAVE SPARE TIME? WANT A PART - TIME JOB? Newspaper Home Delivery Service! 6 days a week, 4 hours daily, starting at about 11:30 am. No experience necessary. Must be 18+, valid driver’s license, and reliable car with insurance and registration required. MANY FRANKLIN COUNTY ROUTES AVAILABLE! Stop by the office to fill out an application. St. Albans Messenger 281 North Main Street St. Albans Or call: 802-524-9771 Ext. 101
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Tires TIRES (2), ON rims, 205 60 R15, excellent condition. $50. Call 802-782-4184 TIRES (4), MUD and snow, 235 65 R17, excellent condition. $100 for set. Call 802-7824184 Rvs/Motorhomes/ Campers 5TH WHEEL, 2003, Montana, 34’, two slide outs, one-owner. Comes with W/D, queen size bed. Very nice and clean. $9,500. 802-848-7653
FORD Automotive Technician
► Tractor Trailer Drivers - Experienced, dependable, self-motivated individual with a valid Class A CDL license with tank and hazmat endorsement, to work out of our St. Albans terminal. Must have experience with gasoline transport but will train the right individual. ► Car Wash Repair Technician - Individual with experience maintaining and repairing automatic car wash equipment. Able to work independently and pay close attention to details. ** All candidates are required to have a valid driver’s license and will be checked prior to being hired. **
Ford technicians. We are growing and in need of experienced auto technicians.
SB Collins Inc. offers competitive wages, fully paid health and life insurance, 401k plan, paid vacations, holidays uniforms and product discounts.
STOP WASTING YOUR TIME AND MONEY DRIVING TO BURLINGTON. Our shop is updated with brand new Rotary lifts, computer systems and equipment needed to do a quality job.
Please make sure to indicate on your resume which position you are applying for.
Please email resumes to jobs@sbcjolley or mail to: SB Collins Inc. Attn: Cherie Geddes PO Box 671, St. Albans VT 05478
We offer complete benefits package including: medical, dental, vacation and paid training.
COACHING VACANCIES Enosburg Falls Middle/High School Varsity Girls’ Soccer Coach Varsity Softball Coach
We will offer a sign-on bonus of up to $3,000 to the right candidate.
Interested persons with any questions, please call Chris Brigham at 933-7777 x 146. Please send a letter of interest , (3) letters of recommendation and a brief summary of coaching experience to: Chris Brigham
Contact Rick Bokan at 802-524-7343 or rickbokan@ bokanford.com
Enosburg Falls Middle/High School P.O. Box 417 Enosburg Falls, VT 05450
Enosburgh Town School District complies with all state and federal employment and non-discrimination laws in its hiring and employment practices.
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Chief Executive Officer OFFICER CHIEF EXECUTIVE The Vermont Economic Development Authority (VEDA), an instrumentality of the State Vermont Economic Developmentexecutive Authorityand (VEDA), an professional instrumentality of the ofThe Vermont, is seeking an experienced financial to provide State and of Vermont, an experienced andeconomic financial professional vision strategy is forseeking the growth of the State executive of Vermont’s development to provide vision and strategy for the the State of Vermont’s economic finance lender. Created by the State of growth VermontofGeneral Assembly in 1974, VEDA’s mission is to contribute to the Created creation by and quality General jobs in Vermont by development finance lender. theretention State ofof Vermont Assembly providing and mission other financial support to eligible qualified in 1974, loans VEDA’s is to contribute to the and creation andindustrial, retentioncommercial of quality and enterprises. jobsagricultural in Vermont by providing loans and other financial support to eligible and qualified industrial, commercial and agricultural enterprises. The successful candidate will have demonstrated skills in, but not limited to, operational and budgetary management, lending and risk management, corporate and public The successful candidate have demonstrated skills in, butdevelopment not limited and to, finance, public speaking and will communications, and organizational operational and in budgetary management, lending andwith riskbusiness management, design. Experience working effectively and collaboratively leaders, senior publicand and governmental officials, a professional a Board of Directors corporate public finance, public speaking staff, and and communications, and isorganizational critical for organizational success. development and design. Experience in working effectively and collaboratively with business leaders, senior public and governmental officials, a VEDA presently hasand assets of $290 million and 50 professional and administrative professional staff, a Board of Directors is critical for organizational success. staff in four locations. VEDA presently has assets of $290 their million and in50 professional and Interested persons are encouraged to submit resumes confidence to administrative staff in four locations. chairmanofthesearchcommittee@veda.org. The position is anticipated to commence in the 2nd quarter of FY2019. Interested persons are encouraged to submit their resumes in confidence to For further information on the VEDA organization The and CEO job description, please visit chairmanofthesearchcommittee@veda.org. position is anticipated to our website at commence inveda.org the 2nd quarter of FY2019.
VEDA offers a competitive salary and benefits package and is an Equal Opportunity For further information on the VEDA organization and CEO job description, Provider and Employer. please visit our website at veda.org VEDA offers a competitive salary and benefitsOF package and is an Equal TOWN HIGHGATE Opportunity Provider and Employer. PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
The Town of Highgate is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Public Works Director.
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Specialized Community Care is Hiring!
The Public Works Director is responsible for the planning and implementation of the daily tasks required to maintain the town roads and parks infrastructure. This is a working director position and requires the ability to operate all town equipment and to possess a commercial driver’s license. This director also oversees the department budget and supervises department employees.
This is a full-time position with benefits which includes health care, retirement, and paid time off per the town’s personnel policy. A complete job description can be found on the town’s website www.highgatevt.org under “announcements”. To apply, send a letter of interest, resume, list or letters of references (3 personal and 3 professional), and employment application to: Town of Highgate, PO Box 189, Highgate Center VT 05459 or by email to slaroche@highgatevt.org. Please contact the Highgate Town Offices if you have further questions, 802-868-4697 x 204. DEADLINE TO APPLY: JULY 27, 2018 by 4:30pm.
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► Petroleum Tank & Mechanic Specialist - Dependable individual with knowledge and experience with petroleum tank repair and maintenance, willing to train the right candidate. Experience with diesel/gas engines on large and small vehicles a plus but not a requirement. Must have own tools but will have a tool allowance paid by the company.
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CARPENTERS Frame & Finish Tired of short work weeks, no overtime and layoffs? Then join our company today. 45+ hours/week, secure employment, opportunity to advance. Call Sweeney & Belisle or 802-355-0836 or email: pfssnb@gmail.com
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► Environmental Manager - Monitoring of underground storage tanks systems & piping, maintain all canopies, lighting, gas islands and equipment. Full charge of hazardous waste management, spills, cleanup and disposal. State permitting, remediation and tank assessment. Hazmat certified a plus but will be required once hired.
► Pump and Tank Service Technician - knowledge of gasoline/diesel pump repair a plus but will train the right person. Candidate must have strong computer skills, good communication skills, work well with others and with the public, mechanical aptitude and able to work independently. Valid CDL driver license and Hazmat certified required or will be needed once hired. Electrical license a plus but not a requirement.
Now Hiring! ● Assemblers ● Cost Accountant ● Inventory Control Associates ● Machine Operators ● Material Handlers ● Team Leaders
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BIKE CARRIER FOR Reese hitch, holds 2 bikes, used twice, bought $85. Asking We are the new Bokan $40. Call 802-868- Ford in St. Albans, VT 7613 and we are hiring WINDSHIELD, BMW R1200R, 2 years old in excellent like new condition. Sold new $499. Asking $35. 802-868-7613
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LEAPS After-School Program Site Coordinator Franklin Northeast Supervisory Union 2018 - 2019 School Year
We are seeking a Site Coordinator to run the LEAPS After-School Program at Berkshire Elementary School. Position to start immediately. Experience working with students and/or related degree preferred. Please send application, letter of interest, current resume, and three current letters of recommendation to:
Franklin Northeast Supervisory Union P.O. Box 130 Richford, VT 05476 (802) 848-7661
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St. Albans Museum Baseball Exhibit, Summer 2018 By AJ McDONALD Museum Volunteer
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his summer one of the new exhibits at the Museum is a display about baseball and its past in St. Albans. St. Albans has a rich history around the sport of baseball that we are only now starting to record. The city at different times hosted The Northern League, about which we know almost nothing; the Colonial Cafeteria once sponsored a team, again about which we know very little and only have a couple of photographs of their bus; and the Mohawks and the Giants teams. We are fortunate to have some artifacts from the St. Albans Mohawk team including two uniforms and a signed baseball, but no photographs. We have many photographs of the Giants team, many of which come from the time when Chet Mazza played
and were donated by his daughter, but no uniform or artifacts. And lastly we have a uniform and a glove from a BFA St. Albans baseball team player. We would very much like to have you visit the Museum and take some time to explore this part of the city’s sports past. We know of at least one local, Paul Guertin, who played for the Giants, and we sincerely hope he will be come by to remember the summers of his youth. There are a few things we would very much like to find to add to this very special collection. We are looking for a baseball cap from one of these teams, a bat from one of the games and, of course, we are always in search of more photographs. Can you help us track any of these items down? If you can help us please call the Museum at 5277933 or contact us at stamuseum. org.
Trudeau’s tough climate polices face a mounting backlash By Christopher Flavelle & Josh Wingrove Bloomberg
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wo years ago, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a set of aggressive policies to reduce his country’s greenhouse gas emissions, centered on a nationwide price on carbon. As that price is about to take effect, growing opposition has put Trudeau on the defensive and has provincial governments rolling back other measures, raising questions about the appetite of this oil-exporting country to tackle climate change. Ontario, Canada’s most populous province, said Thursday it would join a legal challenge against Trudeau’s carbon pricing. Polls suggest Alberta, the center of Canada’s oil and gas industry, will soon elect a government that opposes the plan. And Trudeau’s own chances of reelection next year have fallen, as his opponents seize on public resistance to carbon pricing. “We’re seeing one step forward, one step back,” Keith Stewart, senior energy strategist for Greenpeace Canada, said in an interview. “They’re trying to craft a path which doesn’t upset anyone too much.” The growing backlash to Canada’s climate push reflects a number of changes, experts say. Those include widespread anger in Ontario as electricity prices soared in
recent years, driven in part by a shift to renewables; worries about the economy amid a brewing trade war; and the rollback of U.S. climate policies under President Donald Trump, which could draw energy investment away from Canada. But perhaps the biggest obstacle has been political. Conservatives have focused on the government’s climate policies to rally their supporters. Support for Trudeau’s Liberal Party has fallen, putting it in a rough tie with the rival Conservative Party. Trudeau’s chief opponent in next year’s federal election, Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer, has said one of the first things he will do as prime minister is eliminate the carbon tax. Stephen Harper, the Conservative who governed Canada from 2006 to 2015, also sees a political opening. “Let the other guys do a carbon tax because we can all win the next federal and provincial elections on that issue alone,” he said in a recent closed-door speech, as reported by Maclean’s magazine. “It is incredibly unpopular with conservatives, who currently have the wind at their back,” said David McLaughlin, a former climate adviser to the premier of Manitoba who is now director of climate change for the International Institute for Sustainable Development in Winnipeg. Trudeau’s opponents, he said, “have nailed their colors to the
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ince’s effective price on carbon was too low, Trudeau said he would impose a tax, starting at $10 per ton this year and rising to $50 by 2022. His government has already pushed back by one year the imposition of that tax; it is now set to take effect in January. Provinces have until September to submit their plans for federal approval. As that deadline nears, the opposition has grown. Saskatchewan, the country’s largest oil and gas producer after Alberta, launched a legal challenge in April to stop the policy, arguing that provinces, not the federal government, have authority over natural resources. “The federal government does not have the legal ability to second-guess how provinces have exercised their jurisdiction,” Trelle Kolojay, a spokeswoman for Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, said by email. She said the federal carbon tax would shrink the province’s economy, “with little effect on emissions.” Eric Adams, a law professor at the University of Alberta, said he would be surprised if Saskatchewan prevailed. But he said that if the province appeals to Canada’s Supreme Court, it would put pressure on the federal government to further delay the implementation of the tax until that court ruled. “Conservative governments and politicians are using this as a wedge issue,” Dave Sawyer, an environmental economist who has advised several provinces on their climate policies, said in an interview. “It’s working.” Canada’s oil and gas industry supports
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