Anglers await the arrival of muskellunge in Swanton. Plus, Jewish advocacy groups push back on UVM’s response to an investigation, Ben and Jerry accuse Unilever of violating their merger agreement, federal aid for water projects, and signs of life at the Burlington pit.

Funding from the USDA for forestry initiatives to fight climate change. Plus, money to increase diversity of restorative justice panels, the Jay Peak sale approved, and the first woman to pilot an F-35.

Paying attention to a pasture. Plus, a new leader for the Vermont Commission on Native American Affairs, UVM responds to a federal civil rights investigation, more funding for businesses, and Gov. Scott goes to Canada.

A visit to the Art Hop in Burlington. Plus, two fast food chains fined for breaking child labor laws, Let’s Grow Kids endorses Phil Scott, legislation to legalize sports gambling, and COVID-19 numbers.

Meet Tom Banjo, a musician from Calais. Plus, the Pride Center asks Hannaford to join Milk With Dignity, a federal investigation into antisemitism at UVM, a low hospital budget for the UVM Health Network, and migrating birds.

A lesson in trail construction. Plus, losing rental assistance, two vaccines at once, and a hunter mistaken for a bear.

How wool from a small Vermont town became part of an art exhibit in Manhattan. Plus, Pride Week begins, GlobalFoundries hopes to recruit veterans, and shelter pods in Burlington.

A trip to the Vermont Folklife Center’s archive. Plus, a buyer for Jay Peak, Gov. Scott to meet with Abenaki leaders in Canada, oversight of police training, and money for the electric grid.

A Middlebury alum talks about winning an ultramarathon in France. Plus, COVID-19 numbers, rethinking the legacy of Justin Morrill, and free tuition at CCV.

Potential fixes for carbon offset markets. Plus, a lawsuit alleges racist harassment of Black nursing staff at a Burlington nursing home, new COVID boosters are here, the state settles with JUUL, and UVM announces plans to build housing.