Johnson & Johnson vaccinations resume in Vt.
Clinics administering the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine have resumed throughout the state of Vermont, following the federal government’s decision to lift a recently recommended pause on the vaccine.
Equestrian connections: Prince Philip remembered as great horseman
Queen Elizabeth II’s husband Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, lived his 99 years to the fullest, and one of his lasting impacts is in the world of equestrian sports.
Vermont pauses Johnson & Johnson vaccine
Vermont officials have paused administration of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine “out of an abundance of caution,” on a recommendation from the federal government.
State COVID-19 relief bill nears finish line
The Senate version totals just over $100 million and adds more funding for workforce and economic development initiatives. It’s now one step away from the governor’s desk.
Protecting the peregrine falcons
Peregrine falcons came off the state's endangered species list over 15 years ago, but protecting their nesting sites is a crucial part of completing that long journey.
Vermont hits vaccination milestone, nears another
The state of Vermont continues to make steady progress on COVID-19 vaccination. Now, 1 in 3 Vermonters have received at least one dose of the vaccine.
Senate passes COVID relief bill in 50-49 vote
The legislation now goes up for another vote in the House, where Democrats hope for swift approval so the package can quickly advance to President Joe Biden for his signature. Enhanced federal unemployment benefits are set to expire March 14.
Covered Bridges Half Marathon goes virtual
The Covered Bridges Half Marathon, one of the most anticipated races of its kind, is returning for 2021 — virtually. Runners will have a week to complete the 13.1 miles wherever they live, anytime, from June 6 through June 13.
Bridgewater plans runoff vote; Pomfret decides races
Tuesday was a busy day in local elections, with several Select Board races decided and one headed for a runoff.
Vaccinations starting soon for Vt. school employees
Starting next week, Vermont teachers, school staff and child care providers will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccines as a group.
Relief bill becomes law, includes ‘Save Our Stages’
One of the many important measures in the relief bill is the Save Our Stages Act, a bipartisan proposal that creates grant funding for independent performance venues.
A Sound Space: a creative outlet for musicians
A Sound Space has been a creative haven where musical talent has thrived, making it especially vital on the music scene during the pandemic.
Vermont clarifies rule on gatherings
After a flood of inquiries from the public, the state of Vermont clarified its recently announced restriction on social gatherings on Friday.
Vt. governor: We can still defeat COVID
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott said the people of this state can still halt a recent surge in COVID-19 cases, by working together to follow the rules which helped Vermont suppress the virus earlier in the year.
State: Solid progress on child care 'hubs'
In just over four weeks, the state of Vermont and its partners have established 35 child care "hubs" including 87 locations.
Hopeful for the future
With the nation facing an onslaught of daunting issues, it often seems easy to dismiss optimism. But Vermont hasn't.
State reports progress on child care ‘hubs’
The state has identified 12 sites for new education "hubs" to provide child care services on remote learning days.
Justin Morgan historic marker unveiled
A large crowd from the Morgan horse community showed up at the Randolph-Brookfield line in Vermont on Sunday, to witness the unveiling of a historic marker.
Some relief grant checks coming out soon
Checks will soon be in the mail for applicants to two pandemic relief grant programs in Vermont.
Sunflower House flourishing at Billings Farm
The Sunflower House at Billings Farm in Woodstock, Vermont, has more than quadrupled its varieties of sunflowers in 2020.