The small town of Fletcher did notably well during the 1918 flu pandemic. How did they manage that, and how are they managing COVID?

That's what Chris Crawford of Exeter, N.H. and Holland, Vt. wants to know.

To see photos of Fletcher, and find a transcript of the episode, head to our web feature.

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A listener question with some local implications. We pass the mic to our friends at New Hampshire Public Radio's Outside/In.

Find more from Outside/In here.

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A question about blatant stereotypes, and the Green Mountain lingo we use for them.

Today's question comes from Ryan McLiverty, of Woodstock. Our journalism is better when you're a part of it!

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Bonus episode! Who are Vermont's three Electoral College members, and how were they chosen?

Let us know what you think of this super-short format. Drop us a line at [email protected].

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Gabrielle Coburn of Kingston, Ontario, asked us to examine this cross-border quandary.

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The pandemic has shifted even more of our lives online. So what's being done to address Vermont's internet inequities?

That's what Maggie Eppstein of Hinesburg wants to know. See a photo of Maggie, and access a transcript of this episode, here.

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Burned out on election news? We've got you. Revisit our 2019 episode about the fuel that warms you twice.

Explore our web feature here: What Are The Pros And Cons Of Heating With Wood?

Find the current wood heat rebates and incentives for Vermonters here.

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Is our population growing because of the pandemic? And what impact are COVID transplants having on their new communities?

Today’s question comes from Mike Leonard, of Montpelier. Find the web version here, and explore related coverage from VPR:

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What are your options for returning your mail-in ballot? What should you do if you lose it? And how can you track your ballot to make sure it’s received?

Check out VPR's Guide To Voting In Vermont For The 2020 Election to learn more. Still have questions? Let us know at bravelittlestate.org.

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With mail-in voting already underway and a president who has COVID-19 — and who has not pledged to accept the results if he loses — we talk to some of his supporters.

This episode is a follow-up to our 2016 episode: Almost 100,000 Vermonters Voted For Donald Trump. Why?

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