The Frequency

What we can learn from tuning in to the natural world. Plus, a scathing assessment of the Vermont National Guard, Burlington reconsiders its police force, and increasing COVID-19 cases.

Bhutanese-Nepali Vermonters rallying behind a community member. Plus, a state supreme court justice nominated to the federal bench, bungled state IDs, easing drought, moose hunting permits and COVID-19 numbers.

What educators make of the Scott administration’s back-to-school guidelines. Plus, Elle Purrier St. Pierre to run for a medal, half a million rabies vaccines, and COVID-19 numbers.

Vermont’s plan for back-to-school. Plus, Dartmouth-Hitchcock to require vaccines for employees, Vermonters in Tokyo, and remembering Elka Schumann.

The possible benefits of GMOs. Plus, what we know about the delta variant in Vermont.

Literary legacies in southeastern Vermont. Plus, improving drought conditions, state revenue, and the effects of pandemic aid.

Norma Hardy, the new police chief of Brattleboro, becomes the first Black woman to lead a police department in Vermont. Plus, Burlington’s a “heat island,” the struggle to find foster homes and COVID-19 numbers.

Small vaccine clinics spread across the state. Plus, new trails and land conservation, a bus service sidelined by theft, and the latest COVID-19 numbers.

Vermont’s doing well, but well enough to avoid COVID surges? Plus, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, saving an ice rink, and the latest COVID-19 numbers.

A conversation with Olympic announcer Peter Graves. Plus, wildfire smoke, Vermont’s first Black woman police chief, and two mergers.