The Frequency

Starting a business after a job loss (in a pandemic). Plus, vaccines for 12-15 year olds, a formal apology for state-sanctioned eugenics, and the possible decriminalization of buprenorphine.

BIPOC vaccine clinics are bridging a gap in ways that could help mend a racist health care system. Plus, an investigation finds Bennington police discriminated against former legislator Kiah Morris on the basis of race.

A lawyer and a retired teacher have been locked in a legal battle over a solar development for over half a decade. And we bid adieu to our colleague John Dillon.

Suits and counter-suits surround solar developer Thomas Melone. Plus, low COVID-19 case numbers, the potential for cross-border travel, and vaccine uptake among college students.

School consolidation forces longer bus rides. Plus, a debate over how to spend federal COVID relief, and bird migration.

Starting a doughnut business during the pandemic. Plus, Scott signs the LGBTQ+ ‘panic defense’ bill, a call for more aid for BIPOC-owned restaurants, and deer teeth.

A student journalist covers Green Up Day. Plus, the mental health of Vermont’s young people, vaccination expansion, and Pfizer for 12-15 year olds. Oh, and did anyone lose a cell phone?

A Williston couple is highlighted in the Netflix documentary series ‘My Love.’ Plus, a #1 vaccination rate, a walkout at UVM, and Dr. Dynasaur for undocumented Vermonters.

Vermont has big plans for summer programs for kids, but who will staff them? Plus, a low vaccination rate among 18-29 year olds, a walkout at UVM, and farmworker housing.

Vermonters who receive federal disability benefits are sometimes faced with an impossible decision. Plus, conflict over a bill that would decriminalize buprenorphine, Champlain College’s new president departs, and responsible foraging.