Black Vermonters speak against racism at Montpelier rally: “I, Too, Am America”

Speakers and attendees showed up to the Vermont Statehouse Saturday to denounce hate speech and systemic racism in Vermont, following a pro-law enforcement rally on July 25.         Top Featured Tags: – Vermont News Press Release Distribution Service

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Getting green: Rehab of Burlington’s City Hall Park includes new raingardens, trees

With some notable interruptions (winter, COVID-19), the year-long rehabilitation of City Hall Park has regained momentum — and shade trees.         Top Featured Tags: – Vermont News Press Release Distribution Service

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Mail in your Vermont absentee ballot by Tuesday, Aug. 4, says secretary of state

The state’s primary elections are scheduled for Aug. 11.         Top Featured Tags: – Vermont News Press Release Distribution Service

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Positive COVID-19 tests force UVM men’s basketball team to pause training

The men’s and women’s basketball teams are the only two UVM programs allowed to hold formal team practices, per NCAA rule.         Top Featured Tags: – Vermont News Press Release Distribution Service

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Where Are They Now? Erin Sullivan Lane, Vermont’s greatest H.S. distance runner

The former high school national champion and MMU star rose to prominence in the late 1990s and went on to a decorated collegiate career at Stanford.         Top Featured Tags: – Vermont News Press Release Distribution Service

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COVID-19: Here’s what we know about Vermont colleges making pandemic testing plans

Here’s how four prominent Vermont colleges are handling COVID-19 testing and quarantine as students return to campus.         Top Featured Tags: – Vermont News Press Release Distribution Service

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Rapper Kanye West has filed to run for president in Vermont

West filed just seven minutes before the VT independent presidential candidate deadline on August 3. The filing lists “biblical life coach” Michelle Tidball as his running mate.         Top Featured Tags: – Vermont News Press Release Distribution Service

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Should schools reopen in the fall? Poll shows Vermonters are divided

Vermonters have sharp differences of opinion over whether K-12 schools should reopen this fall, according to a VPR/PBS poll conducted in July.         Top Featured Tags: – Vermont News Press Release Distribution Service

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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