The Frequency

Attorney General T.J. Donovan’s opposition to the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy plan. Plus, drought continues, grants to meat processors, and honoring Lucy Terry Prince.

The Bhaktas’ plans for the former campus of Green Mountain College. Plus, Bernie Sanders’ campaign donation, an illegal border crossing in Derby, and remembering Ernie Farrar.

A look at offshore wind from NHPR. Plus, more on Molly Gray’s fundraising, money for school infrastructure, and Amtrak upgrades.

What it means to go “back to normal.” Plus, vaccine hesitancy, Molly Gray’s campaign coffers, and COVID-19 numbers.

A spike in demand for community mental health services meets a shortage of staff. Plus, an ongoing drought, a house on the market, and courts reopen.

A UVM study finds the loss of natural resources has disproportionate impacts on marginalized communities. Plus, a COVID-19 death, a new trial in a decades-old sexual assault case, and Vermont’s gender wage gap.

Fish biologist Len Gherardi reflects on his career. Plus, eligibility for emergency housing, no sales tax on menstrual products, and soil management.

Connections from 35 years of fishing. Plus, a lawsuit hoping to help Vermonters in motel housing, the scaling back of Everyone Eats, and COVID-19 numbers.

A visit to a town hall for veterans in Middlesex. Plus, racial disparities in Burlington police’s use of force, drought conditions persist, and loons get a legal settlement.

Appointments are backed up, from dentists to hair salons. Plus, high demand for building supplies, phosphorus in Lake Champlain, and remembering Euclid Farnham of Tunbridge.