The Frequency

What the end of pandemic rental assistance means for Vermonters. Plus, a software company fired employees seeking pay transparency, Burllington’s police commission wants a policy change, and an attempted prison escape.

How Outdoor Afro is working to make recreation more inclusive. Plus, Vermont’s rental assistance program winds down, COVID-19 numbers, allegations of elder abuse, and a dam removal.

A group of artists in their 80’s encourages others to keep creating. Plus, a new COVID booster is coming, lawmakers push back on deportation proceedings for migrant activists, a fire at Beta Technologies, and a student report on racial equity.

A dispatch from a gathering of pianists in Adamant. Plus, another death in a state prison, a Wilder man pleads guilty to making bombs, Canada’s first Indigenous Supreme Court justice, and Lebanon looks for a backup water source.

How the upcoming election could change the makeup of the Vermont Legislature. Plus, First African Landing Day, brick and mortar cannabis sales, and Batman in Rutland.

A lesson in arranging flowers. Plus, the latest drought conditions, a COVID update, plans to clean up a former copper mine, and the Champlain Valley Fair begins.

A mural project in Brattleboro interprets art works originally made in Afghanistan. Plus, calls for the Franklin County Sheriff candidate to drop out of the race, reaction to Biden’s student debt forgiveness, and more electric buses.

A breakdown of some surprising trends in the Census’ latest population estimates for Vermont. Plus, a new loan program for the trades, West Nile Virus arrives, and the remains of a World War II soldier are headed to Hinesburg.

A new federal rule will allow for more hearing aid choices, but advocates have concerns. Plus, a battery project in Grafton, expanded broadband in the Northeast Kingdom, and remembering Tony Redington.

What it’s like to live with the aftereffects of the disease. Plus, police shootings and mental health crises, money for Irene recovery, and new COVID boosters.