The Frequency

A couple in Hardwick who owned their home weighs what to do now after it was flooded. Plus, the USDA undersecretary visits flood-impacted farms, Gov. Phil Scott on damage in Addison County and possible bus fare increases for some Green Mountain Transit riders.

Telecom company Consolidated Communications’ recent layoffs are raising questions. Plus, results of a review of Burlington’s Juneteenth events, a major data breach, more money for school meals and translation services at an upcoming farmers market.

We already didn’t have enough housing. Then the floods destroyed hundreds of homes. Plus, state officials say it could be up to a year before some state buildings reopen in Montpelier, a new emergency meals program and Green Up Vermont joins flood cleanup efforts.

Meet the volunteer network that deploys after natural disasters to save historical collections. Plus, a former St. Albans police officer pleads guilty to assault, free legal services for flood survivors, how Vermont’s rural water systems are faring after the floods and how to make your garden soil healthy again if it was flooded.

A French-Canadian scholar discusses recently published research on the heritage of New England’s Abenaki tribal leaders. Plus, the latest on a Pawlet military-style training facility, health insurance rate increases, repairing flood-damaged backroads and checking out meteor showers.

Checking in with a local journalist on last week’s flash flooding in Middlebury. Plus, an interest windfall, Rutland flooding, FEMA help and an obituary for a beloved cat.

How a few diehard New Englanders are keeping a tradition from the 1800s alive. Plus, flash flooding in Addison County, the last Red Cross shelter closing, a new readiness center in Lydon and an obituary for a beloved cat.

Orleans County residents impacted by last month’s flooding are now eligible for financial help from FEMA, but other challenges remain. Plus, a new flood recovery officer, an update in a Burlington use-of-force incident, a special health insurance enrollment period and fundraising in the cannabis industry.

How recent flooding is hurting food assistance programs. Plus, hoping for a disaster declaration in Addison County, testing well water, a new mayor in Newport and a slight uptick in COVID numbers.

Berlin Mobile Home Park residents face an uncertain future following last month’s flooding. Plus flood-induced crop losses, a zoning standoff in West Pawlett, a grant program to replace appliances ruined in the floods and a state recovery czar.