The Frequency

Looking back on the second wave of COVID-19 deaths. Plus, a possible overhaul of Vermont’s education funding system, Burlington’s racial equity director is reinstated to oversee a policing study, and COVID-19 numbers.

Remembering Vermonters who died in long term care homes during the pandemic. Plus, a mid-session check-in with Senate President Pro Tem Becca Balint, and vaccine eligibility.

The doctor who treated Vermont’s first case of COVID-19 looks back on the past year. Plus, protecting bats, a low vaccination rate in Essex County, and a growing outbreak in Newport.

Remembering those lost in the past year of the pandemic. Plus, vaccine eligibility by May 1, Vermont’s “livable wage”, and COVID-19 numbers.

One-room schoolhouses, possible changes to Town Meeting, the latest on COVID-19 in Vermont, plus more headlines.

A judgement against Slate Ridge, stimulus money coming to Vermont, and the new mayor of Vergennes.

Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger heads to a fourth term after a narrow victory last week. Plus, COVID restrictions may change, vaccination inequity, and phosphorus reduction.

Is it time to phase out F-35s? Plus, a COVID variant detected in Vermont, a growing outbreak in Newport, and a tightening hospital budget.

The state has been housing Vermonters experiencing homelessness in hotels and motels using federal COVID relief money, but what happens when that runs out? Plus, a year of COVID-19 cases, the state of Lake Memphremagog, and vaccines for teachers.

More on the biggest outbreak of COVID-19 in an in-state prison. Plus, variants in Burlington wastewater, liquor sales up, and Panton’s new micro-grid.