The Frequency

How elementary school support staff are preparing for the year ahead. Plus, broadband access, stimulus checks for non-U.S. citizens, and COVID-19 numbers.

A food program connecting restaurants, farmers and community members in Brattleboro set to expand statewide. Plus, unemployed Vermonters don’t need to be looking for work, COVID-19 numbers, and pool school.

The project commemorating two slaves kept by Ethan Allen’s daughter in Burlington. Plus, activists in their third day of protest against Burlington Police, Dartmouth students set to return, and major ski resorts plan to open.

Why did the founder of WhistlePig buy Green Mountain College? Plus, Vermont State Colleges hope for funding, another Vt. inmate in Mississippi tests positive for COVID-19, and a walk through a vegetable farm.

The Ben & Jerry’s program designed to encourage farmers to take better care of cows, land, and workers. Plus, college parties, Governor Scott’s buy-local incentive, and low COVID-19 numbers.

Parental concern over how difficult subjects are broached in the classroom. Plus, race and traffic stop data from a new UVM study, COVID-19 numbers, and DMV offices reopening.

A cowboy shooting competition in the Northeast Kingdom. Plus, COVID-19 numbers, a lower unemployment rate, and questions about job incentive payments.

Who's holding UVM students accountable, and will it work to keep COVID-19 cases down in Burlington? Plus, real estate in Newport, racial biases persist in traffic stop data, and no World Cup skiing in Killington this year.

How the residents of Northfield think Norwich University is handling the arrival of students — and COVID-19. Plus, the spiraling debate over marijuana sales, how one childcare center is faring, and a shortage of workers for ski season.

Arts organizations in the Northeast Kingdom on their financial struggle in the pandemic. Plus, plans for more childcare around the state, positive COVID-19 results at colleges, and a balanced state budget.