'We Have To Listen To Each Other': Middlesex Holds Its First Vets Town Hall
On Sunday, a Vets Town Hall was held in Middlesex. It was the first event of its kind in central...
'We Have To Listen To Each Other': Middlesex Holds Its First Vets Town Hall
On Sunday, a Vets Town Hall was held in Middlesex. It was the first event of its kind in central...
'An Explosion Of Customers': Appointment-Based Services See Re-Opening Boom
With the end of pandemic restrictions, places like doctor’s offices, salons and dental practices...
'Racism Is A Chameleon In Vermont': Courtney Casper Creates Affinity Spaces For BIPOC Vermonters
For the past year, Courtney "Coco" Casper has focused on creating therapeutic support spaces that...
'A New Way To Look At The World': Cartoonists Collaborate With Farmworkers In 'El Viaje Más Caro'
El Viaje Más Caro , or The Most Costly Journey , is an initiative from the Open Door Clinic in...
These Vermonters Came Together To Help Their Neighbors During The Pandemic. But When Can They Stop?
When Erika Hoffman-Kiess first heard about people applauding for frontline workers in big cities,...
'Absolute Nightmare Scenario': Caterpillar Outbreak Defoliating Northeast Trees
The emergence of the 17-year cicadas has dominated bug news of late, but in the northeastern...
Vermont Tenants Are Still Waiting For Assistance As The End Of Eviction Ban Draws Closer
The clock is ticking on federal and state orders that stopped evictions for more than a year. The...
'The Racism Pandemic': Advocates Hope New Commission Will Improve Health Equity In Vermont
Vermont is about to embark on a new effort to address racial and other disparities in the health...
Listening In Class: Winooski Students Conduct Interviews About COVID Year
It's no secret that this past pandemic year, students, teachers and school staff have experienced...
Burlington's First Juneteenth Celebration To Acknowledge Black History, Freedom & Resilience
Saturday is Juneteenth. It marks the day in 1865 that enslaved people in Texas received word of...
New Rutland Mobile Response Teams Aim To Reduce ER Wait Times For Kids Seeking Mental Health Care
During the height of the pandemic, hospital emergency departments in Vermont saw an alarming rise...
Soccer Star From Manchester Will Help Cover The 2021 Olympics In Tokyo
A Manchester woman who played soccer at Burr & Burton Academy and at Williams College has turned...
Juneteenth In The North Country: Celebrating Freedom, Promoting Healing
Juneteenth is a holiday that dates back to 1865, when the last enslaved people were set free in...
14 Year-Old Vermonter Earns Spot On Junior National Candidate Team For Luge
Hurtling down a track made of ice at 65 miles an hour may sound appealing to some young athletes,...
'No Place To Go': As State Of Emergency Ends, So Does Stable Housing For Some Vermonters
Updated 7:45 p.m. 6/15/2021 Gov. Phil Scott says an executive order he signed Tuesday will allow...
'We Have To Care': Nature Conservancy's First Artist-In-Residence Focuses On Connection To Land
A new series of art installations hosted by The Nature Conservancy aims to connect hikers to the...
'No Place To Go': As State Of Emergency Ends, So Does Stable Housing For Some Vermonters
Social service organizations and public safety officials are raising dire concerns about what...
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