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According to smber.com, Vermont is a state in the northeastern United States. It is bordered by Massachusetts to the south, New Hampshire to the east, New York to the west, and the Canadian province of Quebec to the north. Vermont is known for its rich natural beauty and rural charm. The state has some of America’s most spectacular mountain scenery, with miles of trails for hiking and skiing. Vermont also boasts a vibrant culture with a variety of craft breweries, award-winning cheeses, and an abundance of outdoor activities. Home to two major universities (University of Vermont and Middlebury College), Vermont is also known for its progressive politics—it was the first state to legalize same-sex marriage in 2009—and its commitment to environmental stewardship and renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power. According to ALLPUBLICLIBRARIES.COM, private libraries in Vermont are private collections of books, periodicals, and other materials that are owned and maintained by individuals or organizations. These libraries may be open to the public or restricted to members only. Private library collections in Vermont range from small collections of a few hundred titles to large-scale collections with thousands of titles. The topics addressed by these collections vary greatly, but often include local history, art and culture, literature, science and technology, and more. Some private libraries may also offer access to online resources such as databases and digital archives.

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Vermont Federal School Codes (FAFSA)

Vermont Federal School Codes (FAFSA)

Vermont State Overview US state, New England. It borders Canada to the north and the Federated States of New Hampshire along the Connecticut River to the east, Massachusetts to the south and New York to the West. Perhaps originally inhabited by the Iroquois and visited by the French explorer S. de Champlain in 1609, the first colonization of the Vermont by the French began at Fort S.te-Anne in 1666; the territory passed to the English in 1758; after various attempts…

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