The Frequency

A new anthology sharing the experiences of migrant farmworkers in Vermont. Plus, unemployment, non-citizen voting, and COVID-19 numbers.

Some things that started during the pandemic feel impossible to stop. Plus, veto overrides, dairy decline, and an effort to save Lyndon’s ice rink.

A plague of insects is defoliating trees in the state. Plus, Gov. Scott calls for an overhaul of Act 250, low COVID-19 case numbers, and two Vermonters headed to the Olympics.

As the end of the eviction moratorium approaches, many Vermonters are still waiting for rental assistance. Plus, a need for foster parents, the Legislature briefly reconvenes, and college vaccine requirements.

An effort to improve equity in Vermont’s health care system. Plus, an update on the message in a bottle, a continued border closure, and maple syrup

A plan for mobile mental health response teams in Rutland. Plus, renaming a brook in Townshend, a museum exhibit on Alexander Twilight, and the end of UVMHN’s mass vaccination sites.

A 14-year-old luge pro, a message in a bottle, a new president of Goddard and extended bar hours in Quebec.

How the state plans to continue supporting those in need of food and housing. Plus, 59 vaccine clinics, masks for kids, and the Delta variant.

Vermont becomes the first state in the country to vaccinate more than 80% of its eligible population. Plus, the New Haven train station will move, municipalities can apply for COVID relief, and remembering Representative John Zampieri.

Brattleboro is one of two rural towns in the U.S. considered for a refugee resettlement program. Plus, the 80% vaccination mark, masks on buses, and carbon emissions.