The Frequency

Opposition to a plan to put up surveillance towers on Vermont’s northern border. Plus, COVID-19 numbers, FEMA reimbursements, and melted ice.

The plan to turn the former College of St. Joseph into a senior living complex has gotten messy. Plus, vaccines available to all BIPOC Vermonters and their households, a high rate of elders vaccinated, and wildlife.

Concern over how eldercare homes have dealt with the pandemic. Plus, a legislative update, unemployment, and COVID-19 numbers.

As state regulators focused on the COVID-19 pandemic, there were severe lapses in care at residential facilities. Plus, a second public hearing on pensions, COVID-19 numbers, and lake trout.

A staffing agency helping Vermonters in recovery find work. Plus, Vermont State Police pledges to increase women in the force, a farmer threatens the Secretary of Agriculture, and COVID-19 numbers.

Vermont’s Attorney General has refiled charges in three high-profile murder or attempted murder cases in the past two years, including one just last week. Plus, a plan for the state’s pension system, the high cost of universal school meals, and a call for elected leaders to denounce hate crimes against Asians and Asian Americans.

Isolation during the pandemic has had devastating effects on residents of eldercare facilities. Plus, almost a third of Vermonters vaccinated, Gov. Scott to get his shot, and peregrine falcons.

What an ice core has to teach us about climate change. Plus, tapping trees (not just maple), vaccination disparities, and COVID-19 numbers.

Weathersfield considers how to memorialize Romaine Tenney. Plus, a vaccination clinic for teachers, bars reopen Wednesday, and 85 varieties of tomato.

Losing a neighbor to COVID-19. Plus, federal funds for broadband coming into Vermont, Gov. Scott asks for more refugees to be sent to the state, and another COVID variant.