The Frequency

Henry looked at federal campaign finance reports, so you don’t have to. Plus, a new housing proposal from the Scott administration, a late freeze, and seaweed.

Reassessing public water systems. Plus, another record-breaking day of COVID-19 cases, a new commissioner at Fish and Wildlife, and carbon in Vermont’s forests.

Why one longtime employee keeps going back to a store that closed months ago. Plus, extending the motel housing program, drought, and COVID-19 numbers.

More than a year and a half into the pandemic, many Vermonters are still seeing healthcare providers virtually. Plus, record COVID cases (again), the border is set to open, and a new town manager in Brattleboro.

Veterans gather to read the classics in the Upper Valley. Plus, a 26% increase in COVID cases, the burden on schools, and Gov. Scott continues to push back on a mask mandate.

Why do leaves change color, anyway? Plus, a staffing shortage at the state’s largest hospital, a viral disease in deer, and continued cyanobacteria blooms.

A buyout program aims to encourage people to move out of mobile homes in floodplains. Plus, the size of cannabis growing operations, a lifetime of hunter safety, and COVID-19 numbers.

Are some cops disregarding a policy meant to protect farmworkers? Plus, high COVID-19 case numbers and three uses for federal pandemic relief money.

After more than 18 months of the pandemic, parents are exhausted. Plus, concern about COVID testing in schools, the decline of the Eastern Meadowlark, and a new literary statue in Rutland.

How Vermont treats juvenile offenders. Plus, boosters, COVID cases in schools, and Gov. Scott defends the state’s COVID mitigation strategies.