- Vendredi, les responsables de la santé du Vermont ont signalé un total de 1 915 cas de coronavirus dans l'État et 58 décès. Au total, 176 605 tests ont été effectués, 670 voyageurs sont suivis, 9 531 ont terminé le suivi et 1 687 se sont rétablis.
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NUMÉROS DE TÉLÉPHONE / CONTACTS IMPORTANTS:
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Vt. Ministère de la Santé: 802-863-7240
Division des services de santé publique du NH: 603-271-4496
Ligne d'assistance téléphonique sur le nouveau coronavirus de New York 1-888-364-3065
POUR PLUS D'INFORMATIONS SUR LE VIRUS ET LES MESURES À PRENDRE POUR ÉVITER SA PROPAGATION, VOIR LES LIENS CI-DESSOUS:
Plus d'informations du ministère de la Santé du Vermont
Plus d'informations du ministère de la Santé du New Hampshire
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Plus d'informations du CDC
RÉCLAMATIONS DE CHÔMAGE / AIDE AUX PETITES ENTREPRISES
Réclamations chômage au Vermont
Informations sur le Vermont pour les petites entreprises
Service d'assistance téléphonique pour les petites entreprises de l'Agence du commerce et du développement communautaire: 802-461-5143
Réclamations chômage dans le New Hampshire
Administration des petites entreprises
Réclamations chômage à New York
ÉCHÉANCIER RÉGIONAL COVID-19 (À PARTIR DU 5/8)
2 mars - Confirmation du premier cas de NH Upper Valley
7 mars - Premier cas du Vermont confirmé dans le comté de Bennington
11 mars - VT active le centre des opérations d'urgence, premier cas du comté de Chittenden confirmé
13 mars - l'état d'urgence est déclaré, a commencé à restreindre la taille des rassemblements, à restreindre les visiteurs aux établissements de soins de longue durée
15 mars - écoles fermées
16 mars - réduction de la taille des rassemblements, bars et restaurants fermés
17 mars - Fermeture des garderies
18 mars - DMV en personne restreint, premier cas de maison de soins infirmiers
19 mars - Premiers décès de TV par coronavirus
20 mars - Chirurgies électives suspendues
22 mars - fermeture du commerce en contact étroit, rassemblements limités à 10 personnes ou moins
23 mars - commande de télétravail
24 mars - ordre de rester à la maison, rester en sécurité, fermeture dirigée des opérations en personne pour les affaires non essentielles le lendemain (25 mars)
26 mars - les écoles sont fermées pour le reste de l'année scolaire. NH ordonne aux résidents de rester à la maison et de fermer les affaires non essentielles
30 mars - tous ceux qui viennent de l'extérieur de l'État doivent être mis en quarantaine à la maison pendant deux semaines
10 avril - séjour prolongé à la maison jusqu'au 15 mai
17 avril - redémarrage progressif annoncé avec cinq domaines d'intervention
20 avril - Réouverture du premier business (travail en extérieur, petits groupes de 2 ou moins)
24 avril - élargit les équipes de travail à 5 ou moins, ajoute la réouverture de la fabrication, les ventes de serres autorisées avec une limite de 10 personnes, les masques de mandats et la formation à la sécurité pour biz
4 mai - Équipes de 10 ou moins dans la fabrication / construction / distribution, les procédures non urgentes en ambulatoire peuvent reprendre
6 mai - les rassemblements sociaux limités (10 ou moins, de préférence à l'extérieur) peuvent reprendre, «ménages de confiance» - à haut risque et les personnes âgées doivent rester à la maison encore
7 mai - certains loisirs de plein air peuvent reprendre (golf, randonnées guidées, skateparks, etc.
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8 mai - L'agence Ed annonce que les grands diplômes traditionnels en personne ne sont pas autorisés
11 mai - Opérations complètes / normales de fabrication / construction / distribution
13 mai - Mise à jour du groupe de test des anticorps (attendue)
15 mai - l'état d'urgence expire mais est prolongé jusqu'au 15 juin
18 mai - Les garderies peuvent commencer à ramener du personnel, certaines entreprises non essentielles peuvent rouvrir conformément aux directives
22 mai - Les procédures médicales hospitalières, les dentistes et la plupart des autres visites individuelles de santé rouvrent avec des lignes directrices; les restaurants, les gîtes et les marinas rouvrent conformément aux directives
29 mai - Les salons et salons de coiffure peuvent rouvrir
29 mai - Commande de séjour à la maison NH prolongée jusqu'au 15 juin
1er juin - Les soins aux enfants rouvrent si possible et avec des changements basés sur le service de santé. orientation; les musées, les gymnases, les spas, les massothérapeutes, les salons de manucure, les services de nettoyage et les entreprises similaires «d'entretien intérieur» peuvent rouvrir
5 juin - Les hébergements du New Hampshire peuvent reprendre avec des directives
8 juin - Les voyages inter-États à destination et en provenance des comtés de la Nouvelle-Angleterre et de New York avec 400 cas de COVID-19 actifs ou moins par million sont autorisés.
8 juin - Vt.
Les repas à l'intérieur seront autorisés avec des limites d'occupation de 25% et des protocoles de distanciation sociale et de santé et sécurité.
15 juin - Ordre d'urgence du Vt. Prolongé jusqu'au 15 juillet
15 juin - Fin de la commande NH à la maison
15 juin - Les réservations d'hébergement du Vt.
Recommencent. Les voyageurs peuvent remplir les conditions de quarantaine dans leur pays d'origine. Les opérations d'hébergement peuvent également augmenter les limites d'occupation à 50% ou à un total de 25 invités et membres du personnel, selon la valeur la plus élevée.
19 juin - Les établissements de soins de longue durée du Vermont peuvent accueillir jusqu'à deux visiteurs par résident et par jour. Les visites doivent se faire à l'extérieur.
22 juin - Ouverture des camps de jour NH avec directives.
25 juin - Camping autorisé dans les parcs d'État du Vermont
28 juin - Ouverture des camps de nuit NH (directives en cours d'élaboration)
7 juillet - Le gouverneur Scott dit qu'il prolongera probablement d'un mois l'ordonnance d'urgence qui expirera le 15 juillet
15 juillet - L'ordre d'urgence du Vt. Est prolongé jusqu'au 15 août
17 juillet - Ouverture des candidatures au Programme d'aide à l'agriculture
1er août - Début du mandat du Vt. Mask
14 août - Ordre d'urgence du Vt.
Prolongé jusqu'au 15 septembre
26 août - Date limite du programme de subventions de secours opérationnel pour aider les programmes de garde d'enfants à compenser les dépenses et les pertes liées à la pandémie.
8 septembre - Date de retour à l'école dans tout l'État du Vermont
15 septembre - L'ordre d'urgence du Vt. Expire et est prolongé jusqu'au 15 octobre
18 septembre - Les bars du Vermont sont autorisés à rouvrir le service au comptoir et les logements sont à pleine capacité
21 septembre - Retard des matchs inter-équipes des sports scolaires du Vt.
26 septembre - Les écoles Vt. Entrent dans la troisième étape et les matchs inter-équipes sportifs commencent
1er octobre - La date limite pour le programme d'aide à l'agriculture est prolongée jusqu'au 15 novembre
15 octobre - L'ordre d'urgence du Vt. Expire et est prolongé jusqu'au 15 novembre
15 octobre - Publication des lignes directrices pour les sports d'hiver dans les écoles de Vt.
15 octobre - Fin du moratoire sur les fermetures des services publics
15 novembre - Date limite pour le programme d'aide à l'agriculture
15 novembre - La commande d'urgence du Vt. Expire
COUVERTURE CONTINUE DE WCAX CORONAVIRUS:
L'État pousse les restaurants à faire plus de plats à emporter cet hiver
Entreprise proposant des tests COVID-19 à l'aéroport international de Burlington
L'augmentation du COVID du comté de Grafton appelle les lettres d'avertissement du district scolaire
La participation électorale du Vermont bat des records
L'événement de saut à ski de Harris Hill annulé en raison du COVID-19
Les étudiants de New York ne porteraient pas de masques maintenant autorisés à rentrer dans le bus
Un livre de Cuomo sur l'épidémie de pandémie à New York à court de faux pas de l'État
12 cas de COVID liés à la ligue de hockey du centre du Vermont
Chien de caserne de Rutland City
Welch appelle au programme de secours USDA COVID pour s'approvisionner localement
Des chercheurs de l'UVM étudient comment le COVID-19 «fait taire» les défenses cellulaires
3 étudiants de Dartmouth hors campus testés positifs au COVID-19
Cas positifs de COVID-19 signalés dans les écoles du Vermont
Comment les écoles font face à une pénurie de substituts
Les revenus du tourisme au Vermont diminuent mais s'améliorent
Le défi des médias sociaux surprend les serveurs du nord du pays
Nouveau cluster COVID-19 dans le nord de New York
Cas COVID à l'école Williston
Les cas de COVID restent faibles à UVM
Un virus met en péril le lieu de naissance du cofondateur des AA, un sanctuaire virtuel
Le spectacle du pain et des marionnettes continue malgré la pandémie
Des façons respectueuses de la pandémie de célébrer Halloween avec votre famille
Les inscriptions scolaires augmentent à mesure que les familles déménagent au Vermont
Middlebury College annonce les plans du semestre de printemps
Fermeture du musée Shelburne pour la saison
Maine CDC: Un arbitre de hockey aurait pu en exposer des centaines
L'épidémie parmi les cueilleurs de pommes du Vermont augmente de 1 à 28
NH a une augmentation des cas de virus, mais un faible taux de positivité au test
Le moratoire sur la déconnexion des services publics prendra fin la semaine prochaine
L'événement Church Street favorise la conception de masques créatifs
Burlington approuve la transformation de Champlain Inn en refuge pour sans-abri
Burlington prolonge son programme de suivi des eaux usées pour COVID
Que se passe-t-il lorsque votre bulletin de vote postal parvient au greffier municipal?
Un faible nombre de COVID signifie que plus d'enfants de Burlington peuvent retourner en classe
Le nouveau refuge contre la violence domestique de Colchester offrira une capacité et une confidentialité accrues
Les investisseurs mis en garde contre les projets de coronavirus en ligne
Les brasseurs NH préoccupés par les exigences de capacité COVID
Cluster de cueilleur de pommes Addison contenu; Le nombre de visiteurs Vt. Sans mise en quarantaine passe à 2,9 millions
Sununu tours Main Street
Le conseil municipal de Burlington abandonne le couvre-feu des bars COVID
Un groupe dirigé par des jeunes obtient la reconnaissance du Mask Day dans le Vermont
Les électeurs inscrits devraient avoir reçu les bulletins de vote par la poste d'ici mercredi
NY va imposer de nouveaux fermetures dans les zones sensibles aux virus
Les prestations de chômage prolongées «élevées» du Vermont se terminent cette semaine
Épidémie de COVID parmi les travailleurs migrants d'une ferme du Vermont
La photo d'un mariage sans masque à Woodstock suscite des inquiétudes
Nouvelles directives à l'échelle de l'État pour les stations de ski NH
Le maire de Plattsburgh publie son budget révisé
Retour du programme de boîtes alimentaires de la ferme à la famille
Leahy teste négatif pour le coronavirus
Cuomo défend de ne pas porter de masque au presseur d'intérieur
De plus en plus d'étudiants du Vermont reviennent à l'apprentissage en personne
Cuomo ordonne la fermeture de certaines écoles de New York en raison d'une poussée de virus
Le conseil municipal de Burlington considère comme des «incendies COVID» dans l'arrière-cour
Le New Hampshire alloue 12 millions de dollars aux salles de spectacle
Le Howard Center prévoit une sensibilisation en santé mentale en octobre
Prolongation du délai pour demander une aide à l'agriculture
Vermont DMV ouvre trois autres succursales
Le propriétaire du gymnase Rutland promet de continuer à lutter contre la fermeture forcée
COVID a-t-il empêché les étudiants de postuler à l'université?
Les centres de remise en forme luttent pendant COVID
Test COVID faux positif derrière la peur de l'école St.
Jay
Que se passe-t-il lorsque vous allez vous faire vacciner contre la grippe?
Gate Check: Les tests COVID-19 rapides chez BTV peuvent-ils atténuer la peur de voler?
Malgré la pandémie, les entreprises de Stowe profitent de la saison des feuillages d'automne chargée
Long Trail Adventure amasse 36 000 $ pour un camp de scouts local
COVID-19 entraîne la fermeture du centre d'accueil de White River Junction
Préserver le COVID-19 dans l'histoire locale
Le juge rejette le procès entre le Vermont et le gymnase Rutland
Les contrats de boîtes alimentaires sont préoccupants
Les élèves de St.Johnsbury reprennent l'apprentissage hybride
Les chômeurs du Vermont attendent toujours 100 $ supplémentaires de l'État
Athlétisme de longue date à Dartmouth, entraîneur de cross-country à la retraite
Scott exhorte les Vermonters à ne pas `` baisser la garde '' sur COVID
Le gouverneur de New York s'alarme des nouveaux points chauds de virus
Les écoles libanaises reviendront à 5 jours en personne
Un employé du Middlebury College est testé positif au COVID-19
Les destinations touristiques de Vt. Remarquent-elles une différence due à la pandémie?
La pandémie pourrait-elle contribuer au grisonnement des montagnes vertes?
Cas positifs de COVID-19 signalés dans l'établissement de soins de longue durée de Rutland
Scott salue la réponse des législateurs au COVID-19
Le groupe de travail NH OK autorise une capacité de 100% pour les détaillants
L'école St.
Johnsbury ferme pour le nettoyage COVID
Marchez où vous voulez pour l'événement de cette année pour mettre fin à la maladie d'Alzheimer
Le sénateur Shaheen: Il reste encore du travail à faire pour rationaliser les prêts de remise PPP
Plus d'espaces de hub sont en ligne; Les Vermonters exhortés à se faire vacciner contre la grippe
Les législateurs du Vermont terminent leur budget de 7 milliards de dollars
Ausable Brewing Company célèbre l'Oktoberfest
Les garderies NH luttent
Le district scolaire central de Boquet Valley revient en classe
Les administrateurs d'UVM approuvent le budget qui laisse l'école dans le rouge
Annulation du train annuel de vacances dans le nord de New York
Votre santé a-t-elle été affectée par la pandémie?
Coincé dans le Vermont: chauffeur de bus qui fait un effort supplémentaire
CVPH: La plupart des employés ont un test négatif après que le membre du personnel ait été testé positif au COVID-19
Les greffiers du Vermont se préparent pour un vote historique
Comment une école fait fonctionner l'apprentissage en personne
L'UVM rapporte des inscriptions pratiquement inchangées pendant la pandémie
Les inspections de New York ont révélé des défaillances dans les maisons de retraite alors que le COVID-19 faisait rage
Les restrictions de repas à l'intérieur seront assouplies dans le New Hampshire
Les restaurants s'efforcent de rebondir après le verrouillage
New York voit une augmentation du nombre de visiteurs dans la région de High Peaks
L'État a plus de mal à trouver des familles d'accueil pendant la pandémie
Les données montrent que les minorités Vt. Sont quatre fois plus susceptibles de contracter le COVID-19
Employé de CVPH hospitalisé avec COVID-19
Les entreprises trouvent de nouvelles façons de fonctionner pendant une pandémie
Les étudiants de Slate Valley ont sonné pour avoir traversé la «zone rouge» du COVID
Hassan pousse Fauci sur la transparence des vaccins
Les sénateurs du New Hampshire recherchent un financement pour les exploitants de bus et de ferry
Conseils pour interpréter les statistiques COVID
22 étudiants du Middlebury College «exclus» pour violations de COVID
Les étudiants infirmiers auxiliaires acquièrent des compétences pratiques grâce à des cours hybrides
L'affaire COVID du football des jeunes de Beekmantown a conduit à la fermeture de l'école du comté de Clinton
Vt. Les responsables de l'éducation assouplissent les restrictions; les sports interscolaires commenceront samedi
Hybrid Mom: Parenting à l'ère COVID
Essex Westford passe de la maternelle à la 5e année pour retourner à l'école à temps plein en octobre
Hassan cherche des réponses des assureurs sur les coûts des tests de virus
Dotation du Dartmouth College jusqu'à 6 milliards de dollars pendant la pandémie
COVID contre le rhume: comment les écoles Vt.
Se préparent pour l'hiver
Dotation du Dartmouth College jusqu'à 6 milliards de dollars pendant la pandémie
Les bulletins de vote sont envoyés à tous les électeurs inscrits du Vermont
Le district scolaire central de Beekmantown déménage en ligne après des cas de COVID signalés
Aide à la ferme disponible
Le dernier tour du robinet laisse certaines entreprises de Vt. Dans le froid
Plus de suspensions et de sanctions liées au COVID dans les collèges régionaux
Le Sénat de la Faculté de l'UVM approuve les modifications apportées au semestre de printemps
Bâtiment du collège et du lycée de Williamstown fermé pour nettoyage COVID
Les bulletins de vote des absents envoyés à NH City, les greffiers de la ville pour distribution
Le cinéma du nord de New York pousse à rouvrir
NY met fin aux expulsions commerciales, des groupes demandent une aide aux locataires
La communauté du Vermont reconsidère les règles après un défilé sans masque
Les températures fraîches poussent les restaurants NH à repenser les repas en plein air
Un chiropraticien du Vermont voit la hausse des affaires comme plus de travail à domicile
Les fournisseurs d'accès Internet recevront 4 millions de dollars pour un meilleur accès à large bande
Les athlètes de North Country se battent pour la saison sportive d'automne
Le président de la NH House s'excuse auprès de l'UNH pour le comportement sans masque des législateurs à boire de la bière
Vt.AG répond après que le juge américain a bloqué les changements USPS qui ont ralenti le courrier
Plus de tests conduisent à une légère augmentation du nombre de coronavirus NH
Après un taux de participation record à la primaire NH, l'attention se tourne vers les élections générales
Head Start de Champlain Valley offre un programme virtuel
Les camions de nourriture peuvent-ils aider à stimuler les entreprises Barre?
Les étudiants de l'UVM s'en tiennent à l'engagement COVID; les propriétaires de bars aigris sur les fermetures anticipées
Relais pour la vie déménage à Thunder Road
Middlebury College entre dans la phase 2 de la réponse COVID
Les enfants font une pause dans l'apprentissage en ligne
Les sports d'automne de la jeunesse à New York toujours en question
Des étudiants transforment l'année sabbatique en une étape d'aventure de pêche dans le Vermont
Conseils pour éviter l’irritation cutanée «maskne»
Un aperçu du fonctionnement des tests de piscine COVID-19 de SUNY Plattsburgh
COVID invite St Jay à annuler le défilé d'Halloween
Des agents électoraux de Vt.
Recherchés pour les élections de novembre
NY abaisse le seuil de coronavirus pour les visites à domicile
Les autobus scolaires désinfectés, la nouvelle norme dans la région
L'Armée du Salut recueillera des dons tôt en raison du virus
Le mandat du masque du Vermont devrait-il être levé?
New York prolonge l'inscription spéciale non assurée jusqu'en 2020
Les dirigeants d'État n'annulent pas le tour de passe-passe cette année
La ligue de flag-football condamnée à une amende pour avoir amené des équipes hors de l'État
Fauci félicite les habitants du Vermont pour le succès du ralentissement de la propagation du COVID
Le centre communautaire de Burlington crée un espace pour les apprenants éloignés
Deux autres écoles du Vermont avec des cas de COVID-19
Une poursuite fédérale vise à mettre fin au plan de vote par correspondance du Vt.
Se préparer à ramasser pour la saison d'automne
Naviguer dans l'apprentissage à distance
Conseils aux familles avec des proches en soins de longue durée pendant une pandémie
Les cadeaux surprises aident à garder le moral pour les enfants Make-A-Wish
Fauci prendra la parole lors du briefing du Vermont COVID-19 mardi
L'agritourisme du Vermont déménage en ligne
La pandémie n’arrête pas le garde-frontière de longue date d’Essex Junction
Les visiteurs d'automne de NH sont encouragés à rechercher «Ne laisser aucune trace»
Pride Vermont organise un événement virtuel à la place d'un défilé
Le lycée Hartford tombe avec un cas de COVID-19
L'école intermédiaire de Crossett Brook ferme en raison de cas de COVID
Des centaines de personnes participent au premier événement de Race Vermont depuis la pandémie
Un essai médical UVM examine les avantages des anticoagulants dans le traitement COVID
2 étudiants de premier cycle de Dartmouth testés positifs pour Covid-19
Scott prolonge la commande d'urgence COVID à la mi-octobre
Le surintendant met en garde contre une éventuelle exposition au COVID-19 dans les écoles de Stowe
Un expert explique comment les parents peuvent soulager les problèmes de retour à l'école des élèves
Les contractions des coronavirus des compagnies aériennes laissent les voyageurs du Vermont avec moins d'options
Le Québec imposera des amendes pour masques à partir de samedi
La saison des feuillages d'automne permettra-t-elle de récupérer les pertes du tourisme COVID?
UVM continue de voir un faible nombre de tests COVID positifs parmi les étudiants
Juge: campagne Trump, RNC peut intervenir dans le procès de vote NH
New York assouplit les restrictions sur les visites dans les maisons de vie assistée
Malgré le hoquet, les appels de l'État achètent le programme de bons locaux un succès
Des étudiants de Dartmouth réprimandés pour avoir enfreint les règles
The New Vermonters: Fuyant COVID-19, les nouveaux arrivants trouvent un refuge temporaire - ou permanent - dans les Green Mountains
Un regard sur l'apprentissage à distance dans l'Union de supervision de Rutland Northeast
Des tableaux squelettes font ressortir une communauté d'Essex Junction
Sanders presse les responsables de la santé sur la disponibilité des vaccins
Vt. House approuve 5 millions de dollars de paiements de relance aux travailleurs migrants
Élèves d'Essex Junction, parents enthousiastes à l'idée de retourner à l'école
La Semaine de la fierté du Vermont persévère pendant la pandémie
Leahy: tentative de relance du GOP «terriblement inadéquate»
Le programme d'achat local du Vermont se vend; Kinney Drugs fournira des tests COVID
Les étudiants de Dartmouth de retour sur le campus
Les écoles de New York doivent déclarer les données COVID à l'État
Le Vermont déploie mardi un programme `` Shop Local '' à 30 $, les législateurs envisageant une augmentation de la prime de risque
La communauté de Plattsburgh réagit aux suspensions de SUNY Plattsburgh
Y aura-t-il une stigmatisation entourant le coronavirus dans les écoles?
Pas de parade de la fête du Travail, mais une tradition de Northfield a continué
Le département de la santé de NH examine une éventuelle épidémie liée à une fête fraternelle
New York marque un mois où moins de 1% de tests viraux sont positifs
Les vergers de pommiers s'attendent à une saison douce malgré la pandémie
Vermont House débattra du budget de l'État dans l'incertitude virale
La visite de la rentrée scolaire montre à quoi ressemblera l'école pendant la pandémie
Nettoyage annuel de la rivière Connecticut, un événement d'un mois cette année
Les entreprises locales reçoivent un coup de pouce des fonds fédéraux de secours COVID
Le Vermont reçoit près de 200 plaintes COVID-19 de résidents
Le gouverneur Scott appelle à la prudence ce week-end de la fête du Travail
Vt.
Les responsables de la santé se préparent à recevoir le vaccin d'ici novembre s'ils sont prêts
Les écoles du Vermont préparent les derniers préparatifs pour la journée d'ouverture mardi
Vt.Les responsables disent que le retour aux tests universitaires a réussi jusqu'à présent
Le concierge de l'école de Burlington fait plus que désinfecter
La pénurie de bois fait grimper certains prix de la construction
Un étudiant du Middlebury College obtient un résultat positif au cours de la première semaine
Les élèves de North Country retournent en classe sans quitter la maison
Les cas de COVID continuent de grimper dans la maison de retraite North Country
Le système de chômage Vt. Fonctionne-t-il pour les cas les plus compliqués?
NH entre en contact total, tandis que les rivalités dans la haute vallée se renouvellent
Clinique de test Rutland COVID aidant le département de la santé du Vt.
Burlington échantillonne les eaux usées de la ville pour repérer la prochaine épidémie de COVID
Killington Resort organisera un cadeau alimentaire
Hanovre, NH, limite les rassemblements à 10 personnes
Les musées du Vermont proposent du contenu aux apprenants en ligne
Le district d'Essex Westford se lance dans les carrefours de garde d'enfants
Les responsables de l'école de Burlington discutent des plans de réouverture finale
Les directeurs d'école demandent de la flexibilité et du soutien avant le premier jour d'école
Les entreprises de Burlington s'illuminent en rouge
Le casino Akwesasne Mohawk affirme avoir perdu des millions à cause de la pandémie
Sununu dit qu'il n'est pas préoccupé par le manque de masques lors du rassemblement Trump
Le commissaire à la santé du Vt. Clarifie le COVID et les conditions sous-jacentes
Vt.Les responsables de l'éducation identifient 12 des 70 centres de garde d'enfants proposés
Killington regarde vers l'avenir au milieu de l'épidémie
Nouvelle ressource en ligne pour les parents du New Hampshire
L'industrie du tourisme du Vermont souffre du COVID
Les cours commencent à UVM avec un mélange d'apprentissage en personne et à distance
État enquêtant sur les cas de COVID liés au parti de Killington
Le district scolaire central d'Ausable Valley passe à l'apprentissage à distance
Meadowbrook Healthcare obtient le feu vert pour des visites extérieures
Le restaurant de Burlington ferme temporairement après des tests clients positifs
3 sites DMV du Vermont rouvrent aux rendez-vous
Le casino Akwesasne Mohawk affirme avoir perdu des millions à cause de la pandémie
Le virus pourrait mettre fin aux jours de neige; Un mandat de vaccin contre la grippe suscite une manifestation
Les infirmières scolaires voient un rôle évolutif au milieu de la pandémie
La méditation peut-elle vous aider à trouver la paix en 2020?
La prime de risque en route pour les travailleurs essentiels du Vermont
Les responsables de la santé disent que le régime strict de test COVID pour les étudiants distingue le Vermont
L'initiative du carrefour des services de garde à l'enfance se démène pour identifier les fournisseurs
Akwesasne Mohawk Casino apporte de grands changements pour rouvrir en toute sécurité
Rutland Rec et Castleton s'associent au camp de jour pour aider les familles de travailleurs
Vt.
Les responsables de la santé ne tiendront pas compte des nouvelles directives de dépistage des CDC
Les responsables de la santé évaluent l'idée des vaccins obligatoires contre la grippe
Le Vermont envisage de renouveler son contrat de prison avec CoreCivic
Le Vermont envisage une aide COVID pour les stations de ski au milieu d'une pandémie
Les affectations de casiers font partie du passé dans certaines écoles du Vermont
Un nouveau programme vise à aider les communautés rurales à unir leurs forces
Coincé dans le Vermont: visite de cinémas éphémères
Temps plus frais, COVID oblige les restaurants à repenser les options de restauration
Le financement viendra-t-il pour aider à garder ouverts les garderies de North Country?
Shaheen fait une visite virtuelle des soins connectés
Le restaurant de Charlotte se dispute avec la ville pour un restaurant pop-up
Vt. Health Dept.enquête sur la «situation» du COVID dans le comté de Rutland
Les responsables de la santé disent que les sauvegardes des laboratoires ralentissent les résultats des tests pour les maisons de retraite
Assouplissement des restrictions dans certains établissements de soins de longue durée du NH
Cuomo: les collèges de New York doivent se distancer lorsque les cas augmentent
NH Town adopte une ordonnance exigeant des masques en public
Castleton passe les rassemblements limitant l'ordre
L'école primaire d'Essex Junction se prépare pour les jeunes apprenants
Des étudiants asiatiques dénoncent l'élimination de 5 sports à Dartmouth
Le chef des surintendants de New York exhorte Cuomo à annuler les sports scolaires d'automne
Les cours de gymnastique voient des changements pendant la pandémie
Vail Resorts publie son plan COVID
La date limite approche pour les agriculteurs du Vermont pour demander des subventions
Une épidémie de COVID dans une maison de soins infirmiers du nord de New York a mis la communauté en état d'alerte
La pénurie de congélateurs laisse les consommateurs et l'industrie de la viande dans le froid
Comment les écoles catholiques du Vermont se sont préparées à l'apprentissage en personne
Dartmouth va de l'avant avec son plan de réouverture
SUNY Plattsburgh suspend les étudiants surpris en train de violer les politiques COVID-19
NH confirme six cas de COVID-19 associés au rassemblement de Sturgis
Le DOJ recherche des données sur les décès des foyers de soins COVID à New York et dans 3 autres États
Un autre détenu du Vermont dans le Mississippi est testé positif au COVID
Middlebury College met en place la quarantaine sur le campus
Le comité consultatif NH recommande l'achat de machines de test rapide
Les Vt.
Snowbirds devraient-ils être autorisés à éviter l'impôt sur le revenu de l'État?
DMV ouvrira 3 bureaux, s'attaquera à l'arriéré de transactions
SUNY Plattsburgh envisage de suspendre les étudiants surpris en train de faire la fête
Les districts du Vermont s'efforcent de finaliser les plans de retour à l'école
Vt. Les législateurs entament la deuxième partie d'une session inhabituelle
La journée d'emménagement UVM est très différente cette année
Une étude sur la ventilation ne trouve aucun modèle dans les flambées des foyers de soins au NH
Gouverneur Scott: les étudiants qui enfreignent les règles COVID devraient être renvoyés chez eux
Annulation du plan de congé de milliers de travailleurs fédéraux de l'immigration
30K bulletins de vote absents remis jusqu'à présent pour la primaire NH
Les camps d'été préparent les enfants aux salles de classe
La rééducation de Fanny Allen s'apprête à rouvrir
L'épidémie de COVID dans les maisons de retraite de North Country affectera-t-elle l'entrée à l'école?
La communauté de Castleton cherche à freiner la fête universitaire après avoir poignardé
Le vice-législateur examinera la proposition de magasin local de Scott 50 millions de dollars
L'Université du Vermont vise à tester 10K étudiants dans les prochains jours
Les réfugiés COVID peuvent-ils aider le Vermont à sortir du trou démographique?
Le Vermont obtient de l'argent pour augmenter les allocations de chômage
Réouverture des musées et des gymnases de New York à l'extérieur de New York
Les sports limités du lycée de New York reçoivent le feu vert de Cuomo
Le Vermont prolonge les règles des tribunaux d'urgence jusqu'au nouvel an
Les courriels du groupe de travail montrent une division précoce sur la réouverture économique
Les restaurants Rutland profitent d'un nouvel espace pour s'asseoir
Des dizaines de villes du NH n'ont pas encore demandé une aide fédérale contre les virus
Cours en cours dans les collèges NH, augmentation du chômage approuvée
Un pédiatre du Vermont discute de la sécurité de la rentrée scolaire
Les prestataires de soins de santé mentale préoccupés par les enfants pendant la pandémie
Scott propose une aide supplémentaire de 133 millions de dollars aux entreprises
Les membres du personnel testés positifs au COVID dans une maison de soins infirmiers de New York face à une épidémie
Bikers, communauté pour voir les changements à la Laconia Motorcycle Week
État à la recherche d'options supplémentaires pour les visites dans les établissements de soins de longue durée
La société derrière les tests antigéniques «faux positifs» se tient par les résultats
Les restaurants du New Hampshire augmentent leur capacité
La planification des centres de garde d'enfants progresse rapidement
Schumer fait pression pour plus de prêts PPP pour les petites entreprises
Le chômage au Vermont a légèrement baissé en juillet
Les tribunaux du New Hampshire adoptent des règles de quarantaine après le voyage
Dartmouth College retarde la décision de la date d'arrivée
Les bars de Burlington ont reçu l'ordre de fermer plus tôt
Familles frustrées par l'épidémie de COVID-19 dans la maison de soins infirmiers de North Country
Dartmouth adopte une approche agressive sur les tests COVID
UVM met en place une installation de test COVID, système en 10 étapes
Le Vt. Législature reviendra-t-il à Statehouse l'année prochaine?
Un couple du centre du Vermont célèbre son 70e anniversaire socialement éloigné
La FIS retire Killington du calendrier de la Coupe du monde
Cuomo rejette les craintes de sous-dénombrement des décès dans les foyers de soins de New York
Cuomo: Un mandat de masque antérieur aurait pu faire une différence
NY permet aux électeurs d'obtenir des bulletins de vote par correspondance en raison de problèmes de virus
Les villes de NH, les villes peuvent exiger des masques pour les électeurs, les travailleurs
Les restaurants NH cherchent un soulagement
Costa Rica permettant aux touristes de certains États, y compris Vt.
, NY, NH
Dartmouth-Hitchcock suit les eaux usées pour la recherche sur le COVID
L'établissement de soins pour personnes âgées du nord du pays voit une augmentation des cas de COVID
La répression des étudiants des collèges poussera-t-elle les entreprises au bord du gouffre?
Le financement COVID de Vt.Agriculture atteint les agriculteurs
Comment la communauté de Rutland aide les familles à prendre soin des enfants
L'argent disponible pour les Vermonters qui ont du mal à payer leurs factures de services publics
Un membre du conseil scolaire démissionne pour blasphème lors d'une discussion sur la réouverture des écoles
Les compressions budgétaires mènent à l'herbe non tondue le long des autoroutes du Vermont
Comment les entreprises espèrent vous amener à Love Burlington
Vt.Pharmacies obtiennent le feu vert pour donner des vaccins aux enfants
La Garde nationale livre des masques aux écoles du New Hampshire
Dartmouth limite les déplacements des étudiants à quelques villes
VINS offre un apprentissage virtuel et en personne pendant une pandémie
Les gardiens constatent une augmentation de l'utilisation abusive des zones d'accès à la pêche du Vermont
Que faudra-t-il pour permettre les visites dans les établissements de soins de longue durée du Vermont?
La commande Scott vise à élargir la capacité de garde d'enfants
La résolution d'urgence du maire fermerait les bars de Burlington tôt
UVM fournit des mises à jour sur les plans COVID-19 de retour à l'école
Upper Valley se prépare au retour des étudiants de Dartmouth
Les familles des foyers de soins de Plattsburgh continuent de faire pression pour le droit de visite
Scott publie le plan budgétaire à l'Assemblée législative
1er décès lié au COVID dans le comté d'Essex, New York
Le New Hampshire accepte le plan de Trump pour prolonger le chômage
Les étudiants de SUNY Plattsburgh arrivent sur le campus avec de nouvelles règles
Livre du gouverneur Andrew Cuomo sur la réponse au COVID-19 en octobre
Représentants postaux NH: les travailleurs font leur travail malgré les défis
Rutland discute des options de défilé d'Halloween
Les collèges du Vermont commencent à voir COVID lorsque les étudiants arrivent sur le campus
Corrections Vt.
Enquêtant sur la façon dont 2 membres du personnel de Marble Valley ont été infectés par le COVID-19
Les délégués du Vermont prêts pour une convention démocratique virtuelle
Les habitants du Vermont alarmés par l'apparente entrave du service postal
Les fans de bowling du North Country affluent vers les pistes locales pour la réouverture
Plus de garderies rouvrent au Vermont
La police de Burlington s'est préparée à infliger une amende à ceux qui mettent la santé publique en danger
Cuomo permet aux gymnases de commencer à rouvrir avec des règles strictes
Les médecins du Vermont disent que les options de traitement restent limitées pour les cas graves de COVID-19
L'Université du New Hampshire prévoit un laboratoire de test de virus interne dans quelques semaines
Un médecin du Vermont avertit les gens d'être prêts à faire plus de sacrifices
La recherche UVM examine le bien-être des habitants du Vermont pendant une pandémie
Scott prolonge l'état d'urgence du COVID-19 jusqu'au 15 septembre
Le Vermont s'attend à plus de cas de COVID au retour des étudiants
Les étudiants UVM commencent à arriver et à se mettre en quarantaine sur le campus
De nombreuses écoles se transforment en tentes
Les parents de la Haute Vallée demandent le retour aux cours en personne
Les entreprises de Lake Placid tentent de sauver la saison estivale
Les régulateurs approuvent les hausses de tarifs pour les plus grands assureurs-maladie du Vermont
Pourquoi un vaccin contre le COVID-19 prend-il si longtemps?
Les étudiants du Collège Champlain doivent laisser les masques à valve d'expiration à la maison
Un juge fédéral confirme la quarantaine de voyage COVID-19 à New York
Les pistes de bowling de New York nettoyées pour faire avancer les choses
Les stations de ski du Vermont exhortent les gens à suivre les directives COVID
Scott critique la position de Trump sur le financement postal
Les restrictions à la frontière entre le Canada et les États-Unis ont été prolongées au moins jusqu'au 1er septembre.
Les notables du New Hampshire ont annoncé le vote des absents
Little Free Pantries apparaît autour de Burlington
Que se passe-t-il lorsque COVID apparaît dans une salle de classe du Vermont?
Les démocrates du Vermont demandent l'unité du parti avant novembre
Les bibliothèques publiques prennent une importance accrue pendant la pandémie
L'apprentissage à distance aide UVM à lancer la collaboration et à élargir la diversité
Message de Birx aux écoles: tout le monde devrait porter un masque
Sununu publie des directives pour alerter les communautés sur le coronavirus dans les écoles
Les exigences en matière de vaccination contre la vaccination demeurent pour l'année scolaire 2020/2021
Conseils pour se préparer à l'apprentissage hybride
La vente annuelle sur le trottoir de la rue Church a toujours lieu pendant la pandémie
Hannaford fait un don de 10000 $ aux communautés du Vermont
Fonctionnaire du travail: le système de chômage de New York préparé pour une flambée
New York conteste la décision autorisant des mariages plus importants
Le Vermont va offrir des masques faciaux
Birx dit que les joueurs de football universitaire peuvent revenir sur le terrain s'ils sont «ultra prudents»
Qui traitera les plaintes COVID-19 concernant les étudiants UVM?
Épidémie de COVID-19 dans la communauté à Winooski, région de Burlington
Jusqu'où dans le rouge? Nouveaux chiffres sinistres d'économistes du Vermont
Le district scolaire de North Country discutera du retour hybride à l'école
Les athlètes disent que les sports scolaires avec des masques valent mieux que ne pas jouer
Les Vermonters battent les records de vote primaire
Les bars NH reçoivent un rappel de la Bike Week et les données de l'enquête scolaire sont publiées
Vt. Corrections officials address rumors on inmate moves
Why the pandemic didn’t stop in-person voting in Vermont
Vt.
officials provide further details on return to school, fall sports
Changes announced to H.S. Fall Sports season
Scott administration studying Trump unemployment supplement plan
How UVM plans to keep students, staff, community safe
What to expect when you visit the dentist during a pandemic
NH requires masks at events with more than 100 people
Vermont inmate in Mississippi hospitalized with COVID-19
H.
S. Fall Sports changes: face coverings mandate
H.S.
football this fall: Is 7-on-7 the answer?
In-person voting to look different this primary day
Vermont awarded money to revitalize bus infrastructure
Norwich University students test positive for COVID-19
St. Mike’s offers workshops to help educators teach online
Vermont Foodbank wins USDA grant to help battle food insecurity
Vermont ‘creatives’ gather online
NY egg producer gouged prices when pandemic hit, lawsuit says
New York’s true nursing home death toll cloaked in secrecy
New York’s 50-person wedding rule successfully challenged
UVM neighbors, teachers concerned partying will short-circuit return to campus
Coronavirus upends traditional Vermont primary trappings
Analysis of the pandemic primary as Vermonters head to the polls
Returning SUNY Plattsburgh students to see changes
Vt. Open Farm Week underway online or at a farm near you
NY governor calls Trump benefits executive order ‘laughable’
Absentee ballots could lead to record primary voting in Vermont
Cuomo: NY lacks reopening plans from 1 in 7 school districts
Survey: Students want to return to college but worry about paying for it
Teen camp using SVC campus fined for noise
NH officials push Congress to revive rescue package talks
Pandemic helps, then hurts psychiatric boarding crisis in NH
NH high school athletes can start practice next month
Scott announces new child care assistance program
What new numbers reveal about Vermont’s COVID fight
Plattsburgh school reopening plan gets pushback from parents
Grace Potter, Twiddle play drive-in concerts during pandemic
Quarantined NYC comics stream improv show from Vermont
Cuomo clears New York schools statewide to open, carefully
Health commissioner calls UVM’s COVID testing plan strict
Congress split over cash injection for infected state budgets
Pappas co-sponsors bill to stop tax on workers at home
Hassan co-sponsors bills on protective equipment shortages
Burlington mayor concerned with UVM’s return-to-school plan
In-person or remote: What will Vermont school districts decide?
Can outdoor classrooms solve school reopening problems?
Vermont lawmakers puzzle over how to meet safely
State employees able to telework can do so through December
Rivendell School District to delay in-person learning
Could hospital cuts put patient care in jeopardy?
New Hampshire hospitals take on virus testing
NH summer camps get zoning protections
147 Vermont inmates in Mississippi prison infected with COVID-19
Vermonters still facing roadblocks with DMV delays
Burlington business following strict screening for COVID-19
Vermont lawmakers to tackle struggling state finances
Child care crisis looming as teachers, students return to school
NY teachers unions: Close schools when there’s a COVID-19 case
Enfield passes mask ordinance
Judge OKs virus-relief loan to Jay Peak, Burke ski resorts
New Hampshire investigates taxation of remote workers
Cuomo takes over governors group as virus batters states
Scott details hazard pay plan for Vt.
essential workers
State leaders say it’s time for Vermont kids to return to school
Will CVPH redesign lead to job cuts?
Sununu won’t mandate masks but encourages them
Scott says he should have seen inmate outbreak coming
Will Vermont students follow a new school calendar?
CCV extends early college program application deadline
Some college athletes decide to stay another year after canceled seasons
Petition demands masks be mandatory in Plattsburgh schools
NY rolls back legal immunity for hospitals, nursing homes
Connecting Vermont seniors to smartphones
NH town passes mask ordinance for employees, pedestrians
Changes in Mississippi prison where Vermont inmates tested positive for COVID-19
Vermont teachers call for safety as schools reopen
Dr. Fauci on children returning to school, masks, vaccine
Cuomo: Parents, teachers must be part of school reopening discussions
Summer camps extend season to help with school delay
Masks being given out in Rutland to local businesses
New restaurant opens its doors during the pandemic
Vermont colleges to charge same tuition for online and in-person classes
Cuomo official grilled on virus nursing home deaths, secrecy
Harvard researcher clears the air on spreading coronavirus
Bear complaints rise during pandemic
Vermont education leaders to discuss reopening plan
Scott expands retail occupancy to 50%
State, teachers at odds over when to start school
Do colleges with online degree expertise now have an advantage?
How a Vermont program aims to make sure everyone eats
Vermont mask mandate goes into effect Saturday
Vermont to hand out 200,000 free masks
UVM says COVID-19 tests will start before students arrive on campus
What you need to know to make sure your absentee ballot gets counted
The challenges of getting trials back on track in Vermont
Some NH teachers can skip post-travel quarantine this fall
US House approves $60B to help child care providers
Some businesses flourishing during COVID-19
Vt. NEA calls for phased-in approach to starting school
School bus drivers struggle to get financial help
Besieged camp director says he’s complying with Bennington noise complaints
Lake Champlain professional bass tournament carries on with modifications
Vermont reports 1st COVID-19 death in more than a month
6 inmates returned to Vermont test positive for COVID-19
Vermont voters smash absentee ballot request record
Burlington School District looking for input on learning preference
Unruly tourists straining town budget during pandemic
Waterville man creates 9-hole golf course in backyard
Students, alumni clamor to take care of UVM’s cows
Shelburne Museum now open for visitors
What will become of Vermont’s cash-strapped college system?
With school year in flux, Vt.
teachers, administrators forced to remain flexible
Cashing in coins to help combat national shortage
Democratic lawmakers want to give out free masks
Did you receive your final $600 unemployment check?
Dartmouth releases coronavirus protocols for students
3 Vermont library staffers resign over COVID reopening plans
‘Appalled’ Cuomo to investigate crowded Chainsmokers concert
Governor orders delayed start for Vermont schools
Leahy says Republican relief bill doesn’t do enough
NH doctors create tele-hub for COVID-19 treatment
Help available for veterans organizations in New Hampshire
NY bowling alleys stuck in the gutter awaiting word from governor
NH authorities investigate whether nursing home HVACs contributed to virus outbreaks
34 states, Puerto Rico, DC must now quarantine in NY, NJ, CT
Shelburne Museum set to reopen
Woodstock pool stays open with new precautions in place
Group pushes for all Vermont elementary schools to reopen full-time
NY mail-in voting deluge fuels uncounted ballots, confusion
Vermont court system looks at restarting jury trials
Akwesasne casino delays reopening citing spike in local COVID cases
Clinton County warns of COVID-19 Exposure at Altona party
Vt. Gov. Phil Scott imposes statewide mask mandate
No one-size-fits-all answer for Vermont schools
Bennington, summer camp strike deal over noise complaints
Champlain Valley Expo offering a ‘Taste of the Fair’ this weekend
Vt.
officials point to rising coronavirus cases in the Northeast
Leahy: USCIS furloughs postponed
Federal stimulus money starts flowing into Vermont
Sununu: Minimum wage problems would be exacerbated in pandemic
8 Vermont rest areas reopen
4th employee at North Country nursing home positive for coronavirus
NY lawmakers OK cutting back nursing homes' legal shield
Partnership increases NH testing capacity
NH company to ramp up production of protective mask materials
Music swings into Burlington with summer concert series
What will loss of extra unemployment benefits mean for Vermonters?
NY officials clamp down on Plattsburgh nursing home over visitation plan
Chittenden County schools plan for ‘hybrid’ reopening
NH school districts chart their own reopening plans
Pandemic deepens financial insecurity of Social Security
Cuomo tells young people now is not the time to ‘fight for your right to party’
Report recommends more virus-related data on race, ethnicity
Why Vermont banks want your spare change
Remaining stranded ski workers head home to Peru
Vermont goes virtual for job fair series
COVID testing 101
Vermont photographer snaps headshots for the unemployed
Organizations helping to feed Vermont families
Vermont hospital cuts addiction treatment to cut costs
Vt. health insurers ask state regulators for rate hikes
New Burlington fitness park offers outdoor workout for all
Plattsburgh nursing home plans to defy visitor restriction guidelines
UVM agrees to negotiate with faculty over COVID reopening plans; union drops complaint
Welch says Vt. delegation working to protect USCIS workers
Senate rejects Sanders amendment to slash Pentagon budget
Canadian court invalidates asylum agreement with the US
Bus rep: NH school bus drivers can’t be ‘mask police’
Feeding Chittenden adapting to increased demand
Survey finds majority of Vermonters wearing masks
Alarmed by nationwide COVID spike, Scott to hold the line on Vt.
spigot
Health officials affirm no COVID-19 outbreak in southern Vermont
Disagreement over reliability of antigen testing
What will school look like this fall for New Hampshire students?
Leahy introduces bill to block Trump’s attempt to withdraw from WHO
Williston case highlights transmission and containment of virus at school
Sununu announces mask-wearing campaign, lawmakers OK mandate
Federal unemployment benefit ends this week
Kuster quizzes pharmaceutical companies on COVID vaccine
Sununu signs telemedicine bill
Vt. health officials say COVID not widespread in Manchester area
Record number of ballots requested for Vt. primary election
How coronavirus-related complaints are monitored at New York bars
How COVID-19 survivors in Vermont are helping patients nationwide
New York virus hospitalizations drop; Cuomo urges vigilance
Survey: Few expect students will social distance in school
Tutors and teachers try to get students up to speed after remote learning
NH woman in COVID coma gives birth at DHMC
UVM study: Job exposure, behavior affect coronavirus transmission
Scott says data supports reopening schools
Teachers, students react to Vermont back-to-school plans
Cuomo cracks down, says NY bars were never cleared to open
Will evictions spike when moratorium expires?
Burlington businesses say state’s spigot turns may not be enough
Early results of UVM research tracking COVID’s spread in Vermont
Leahy gets brief break at home before return to DC
Health officials: Recent southern Vt.
COVID cases likely false positives
Sununu signs 1 pandemic-related bill, vetoes another
Vermont June unemployment drops to 9.4%
ECHO Center to offer free admission till September
Vermont Army National Guard to hold Rutland food drive
Mask-making group creates quilt that tells the story of its makers
Vt. officials provide briefing on southern Vermont outbreak
Company pitches rapid COVID-19 test results for businesses
Health officials investigate a mysterious case of coronavirus behind bars
Teachers' union head criticizes New Hampshire guidance
Norwich cancels fall sports season
NH bike week on for August, but vendors banned
Burlington School District holds meeting to answer parents' questions
New funds for NH businesses, public universities, foster care
Cuomo: NYC not ready to open malls, museums yet
How FEMA is helping with COVID-19 efforts in our region
Local sailing organization says thank you to health care workers
Hundreds line up for coronavirus testing in southern Vermont
Vermont inmate tests positive for coronavirus
Vt.
officials working to provide waiver to camp staying at Rutland hotel
Chittenden County camp modifies operations after positive COVID test
Vt. state colleges offer choices for online, on-campus learning
Governor Scott gets high marks on COVID-19 response
Gillibrand: Trump COVID-19 inaction has alienated world community
Some Vermont businesses left out of federal, state relief funds
Can COVID-19 linger or do some people get it twice?
Gillibrand visits Saranac Lake lab immersed in COVID research
Vermont extending state of emergency to mid-August
State tracking apparent COVID-19 outbreak in southern Vermont
Presumed positive for COVID-19 vs. confirmed positive
Vermont agriculture, health care relief payments on the way
NY North Country schools, parents react to Cuomo return to school plan
Scott to extend COVID emergency order to mid-August
Vt.
human services secretary warns of risky behavior
New guidance for long-term care facilities
Former Gov. Dean says Vermont doing great job with COVID-19
Dorset closes swimming in quarry to prevent COVID spread
Teachers, students worry about being forced back to online learning
Coronavirus outbreak in Manchester?
Patient at Northern NY nursing home tests positive for COVID-19
New York to require tracking info from travelers
Requests for absentee ballots skyrocket in Vermont
Donovan joins AGs suing ICE over new rule for international students
Legal challenge to Sununu moves forward
Vt. applications for housing help, pharmacy testing begin Monday
New Hampshire Food Bank on track to hand out record amount of food
New Hampshire offers apprentice hunting license for fall
New York outlines the when and hows of a return to school
NH judge rules against man challenging emergency declaration, mask law
The science behind mask recommendations
Thermal imaging scanners check your temperature at Burlington airport
Monday Morning Mention: Pandemic Haircuts
$25M effort to support Vermont renters, landlords kicks off next week
Woodstock joins Vermont communities mandating face masks
Infections rise among young in NH, Catholic schools to reopen
Tax filing deadline looms near
Burlington School District to discuss results from back-to-school survey
Governor Scott to send letter to bar owners
Burlington property taxpayers can defer payments until Sept.
14
Champlain College cuts online tuition for Burlington students
Lacrosse tournament canceled after threats from community
Orthodox Jewish camp in Rutland warned over COVID violation
Positive COVID-19 test at North Country prison housing older inmates
NH House speaker weighs in on Trump rally masks
NY malls get greenlight to open Friday
Waterbury joins Vermont communities requiring masks
Vt. health officials say contract tracing is working
Hundreds of UVM international students impacted by ICE decision
Local colleges respond to new international student restrictions
NYC mayor: Schools will reopen in fall with hybrid learning
Blind voters sue over New Hampshire absentee ballot system
Pay cuts at the University of Vermont spark debate over inequity
$6.5M to go toward HVAC improvements at Vermont schools
Vermont releases guidance for college reopenings
A look at which Vermont companies got PPP funds
Is better air filtration the key to reopen COVID-closed businesses?
Program provides kids with summer camp in a box
New Burlington schools superintendent rolls out 100-day plan
Governor expects to extend Vermont’s state of emergency
New York adds more states to travel advisory
Vt.
business owners jump at new pandemic grants
Shaheen discloses payroll aid loans to family’s businesses
Sununu: ‘I will always welcome the president’
Blackout Day supports Black-owned businesses
Vermont City Marathon cancellation made with runners in mind
Vt. health commissioner says nursing home protocols working
Group advocates for release of elderly NY prisoners
Applications now open for Vt. businesses applying for stimulus money
People line up for hours at reopened Clinton County DMV
Many Vermont businesses looking to hire for the summer
Are campers following Vermont COVID-19 precautions?
Vermont State Colleges System picks new chancellor
Upper Valley summer camp provides training ground for return to school
Trump to hold outdoor campaign rally in Portsmouth, NH
Nearly 12,000 Vermont businesses share more than $1.
1B in stimulus funds
Ski area owned by NH gov’s family, other resorts get PPP loans
Cuomo praises New Yorkers for COVID-19 efforts
Vermont City Marathon scraps 2020 event plans
Tattoos, manicures will be available as NYC enters Phase 3
NH minority business owners feel left behind
Montpelier independent school closes
Burlington School District seeks input on how to reopen schools
New technology keeping workers safe in reopened offices
NY count: 6,300 virus patients were sent to nursing homes
Predicting the next deadly pandemic
Survey finds anxiety, depression spiking in Black Americans
Burlington urban assistance program adapts for safety
Hikers need to be aware and prepare during pandemic
UVM students face decision for fall: On-campus or online?
Vermont home sales surge in the wake of the coronavirus
NY bowling alleys, movie theaters still waiting to get things rolling
Behind the scenes with sign language interpreters
Mountain bikers hit the slopes at Vermont resorts
Vermont reports 9 new coronavirus cases, no new deaths
NY reports 918 new virus infections, 9 COVID-19 deaths
Vt. health commissioner concerned about rapid-result tests
With festivities canceled, how are families marking the 4th?
Fire officials remind Vermonters fireworks are illegal to set off without permit
Vt. boasts best-in-the-nation rates; health experts still want you to follow guidelines
Stoweflake Hot Air Balloon Festival canceled due to pandemic
Why some businesses may stick with telecommuting
Church Street employees able to sign up for free garage parking in Burlington
Feds stop sending nursing homes gowns described as useless
Concerning data on how COVID-19 affects women in Vermont
NH senators question FEMA’s quality control measures after faulty PPE reports
Are Burlington businesses seeing a rebound?
Is it safe to work out at a gym?
Plattsburgh waterfront drive-in music series kicks off Saturday
Scott signs off on 2nd round of stimulus funding
Scott allows vote-by-mail to become law, asks lawmakers for fix
Shaheen demands answers on plans for COVID-19 vaccine
Better safe than soggy? Wet ballots worry NH election officials
Welch: Vermont towns would receive help in House relief package
Montpelier City Hall reopens for in-person appointments
Coronavirus pushes fireworks displays to the backyard
Farmers to Families food box program to continue through August
Does my postal worker have to wear a mask when delivering the mail?
Walmart turning 160 parking lots into drive-in theaters
Leahy: 1,111 set for furlough at Vermont immigration center
Vt.
businesses can apply for stimulus money Monday
Packed pop-up COVID testing sites allow for walk-ins
NH nursing homes say feds sent useless protective equipment
Vermont starting campaign to encourage mask-wearing
Vermont state workers to see one-time bonus payment
New Hampshire to resume trials in August
State warns Burlington bars for violating governor’s orders
No airlines leaving Burlington airport
Group protests educator pay cuts at UVM
Can summer school give the state a lesson for fall classes?
Burlington School District seeks input on school reopening
Akwesasne Mohawk Casino sets August reopening date
Higher benefits coming for 3SquaresVT recipients
Burton Snowboards moves summer sale online
Bandana is least effective form of face mask, study says
Tensions flare as Burlington City Council passes 2021 budget
Coronavirus has more families seeking mental health help for kids
Why the pandemic has some businesses booming
Sanders pushes task force to commit to COVID-19 vaccine for all
Leahy calls for comprehensive COVID-19 testing, tracing
Sununu blames COVID-19 for $540M budget shortfall in NH
NH House passes package of pandemic-related bills
NY adds states to quarantine list, sends monitors to NYC
The challenges of campaigning during a pandemic
Guard deployment on schedule despite coronavirus
Judge: Gov. Cuomo’s eviction suspension is constitutional
NH House passes worker voting bills related to coronavirus
How South Burlington is enforcing mandatory mask requirement
CVMC to use thermal imaging camera for temperature screenings
Big E fair canceled due to pandemic
Scott expands travel map to low-COVID counties across Northeast
Vermont virtual legislative session to adjourn Friday
Vermont mask spreads message of unity in face of pandemic
Opening weekend for camping at Vermont State Parks
Judge blocks 25% capacity rule for religious services in NY
Vermont health commissioner: Budget your exposure
8 Vermont police officers test negative in 1st round of COVID-19 tests
Hassan asks for action on scammers
Vermont primary early voting starts Friday
Burlington to close some downtown streets to support businesses
Child care center expanding Chittenden County locations
Maine hotels reopen to out-of-staters; Vt., NH exempt from quarantine
COVID cancels Vermont fairs but you can still enjoy the food
NH agencies teaming up to offer families health, wellness kits
Vermont to allow larger social gatherings on Friday
How much should people be told about COVID in their communities?
Local movie theaters prepare to reopen with precautions
Why are more Catholic Churches closing their doors?
7 new cases; Inmate at St.
Albans prison tests positive
Vermonters taking part in UVM COVID-19 study
Construction crews starting to make up ground after shutdown
Tattoo shops see a boom in business after reopening
Flynn cancels all main stage performances through 2020
Fund created to help self-employed in New Hampshire
Vermont virus clusters contained; further openings expected Friday
UVM researcher says many prefer telecommuting
Basic health precautions remain key deterrent to viral spread
UVM hopes to be part of COVID-19 vaccine testing
Travelers to NY, NJ, Conn. told to isolate; NY malls, movie theaters, gyms to stay closed
NH housing industry experts warn evictions could spike
NH bill would help electricians, contractors; fair canceled
Clinton County DMV to reopen by appointment only Wednesday
Why gas prices are starting to pump back up
UVM Medical Center now allowing some visitation
How to prep your pet for your return to the workplace
Grace Potter, Dave Matthews to headline virtual benefit concert
Vt. fatal overdoses doubled in first two months of pandemic
Glover students try to recoup class trip money
Vt.
unemployment insurance decrease aims to help during COVID
Pink slips Tuesday at National Life
NH nursing home employees will continue to get hazard pay
Windham County COVID-19 cluster limited to ‘familial connections’
Gillibrand calls for release of USDA rural broadband funding
Vermont State College System seeks input on temporary chancellor
NH task force: Concerns over social distancing, hybrid learning
Bennington College reopens outdoor public spaces
Physically distant fitness: Gyms adjust to the coronavirus
Lake Placid Ironman tentatively rescheduled for August
Burlington City Council to vote on police cuts next week
Restaurants hold out hope for $120B federal aid package
If a vaccine came out for COVID-19, would you get it?
Many regional camps scrap 2020 season
Scott asks Vermonters to stay united, avoid virus political polarization
Summer camps that meet COVID-19 guidelines kick off
NY Jewish sleepaway camp operators sue for coronavirus closures
Maine has widest virus racial disparity gap in the country
From shops to dining out, NYC reopening hits ‘biggest piece’
White River Jct. creates outdoor seating for restaurants
Vermont plastic bag ban July 1; some states delay amid virus
Vermont hopes to pass 1st quarter budget, return in August
Why working from home is burning people out
Report: Rural Vermont, New Hampshire responded well to virus
Mutation may make coronavirus more infectious
Families reconnect with loved ones at Berlin nursing home on Father’s Day
Governor relaxes rules on tourism, hospitality industries
Did COVID-19 spread at UVM basketball game?
Friends, family bid farewell to Vermont’s first coronavirus victim
How Vermont summer camps are dealing with social distancing
100 Days of Cuomo: Governor ends daily COVID-19 briefings
New Hampshire summer school guidance issued
Haircut event helps stylists who helped their community
Rutland maps out plan to help struggling businesses
Welch: The sooner the better on CARES Act allocations
Vermont motorcyclists able to get a license
Vermont to allow drive-in 4th of July fireworks
Killington Resort to do drive-in fireworks display for the Fourth
Vermont wins grant to help with COVID-19-related services
Stowe, Okemo, Mount Snow set to open June 26th
New guidance on reopening Vermont schools raises questions
Farmers to Families food distribution contract extended
How Vermont senior facilities are readying for visitors
Vermont reports first COVID-19 death since May
NVU advisory committee presents recommendations
NH amusement parks, movie theaters to open soon
Cuomo: NYC is on track for next phase of virus reopening
Plexiglass installers see boom in ‘sneeze guards’
Plattsburgh mayor gets budget proposal out early
Fairlee’s Whippi Dip calls it quits
Burlington airport experiments with new temperature gauges
Dentists face unique challenges to reopen
Researchers look to robots to fight the coronavirus
Thunder Road season gets underway Thursday without fans
Vt. health commissioner: Avoid out-of-state travel if you can
Scott greenlights visitation at Vt.
long-term care facilities, nursing homes
Vermont restaurants worry stimulus relief won’t go far enough
New guidance released for reopening Vermont schools
North Country student shares song about class of 2020
‘Literally incomprehensible’: Sanders condemns Trump rally
Vermont State of Emergency could expire by Labor Day
No confirmed COVID-19 cases connected to Vermont protests
Inmate recently transferred to Vermont tests positive for COVID-19
No active cases of COVID-19 in Clinton County
Some Vermont teachers concerned about reopening guidance
Vermont saving money as lawmakers work remotely
Vt. DMV resumes commercial vehicle learner’s permit testing
Lost summer: Many NH day, residential camps closed
Vermont lawmakers scale back broadband plans
NerdWallet survey: How the pandemic alters Americans' financial habits
Saving money on your cellphone bill during the pandemic
Widely available drug cuts coronavirus-related deaths in study
Nectar’s to resume live concerts this weekend
FDA cautions pet owners about spreading coronavirus in new video
Vermont SBAC test results highlight familiar achievement gap
Closure of college-run child care blindsides Chittenden County parents
What will return to UVM look like for students, faculty?
Vermont lawmakers work to finalize $500M funding plan
US-Canada border closure extension frustrates North Country businesses
Plattsburgh mayor pitches budget; public hearing scheduled for Thursday
Efficiency Vermont expands weatherization program eligibility
Regulatory loophole leaves Vt. driver’s ed students, teachers in limbo
South Burlington businesses required to post mask signage
New Hampshire Senate returns to Statehouse
New Hampshire unemployment rate 14.
5% for May
Maine sees increase in Vermont, New Hampshire travelers
Why the coronavirus has some moving in the middle of the pandemic
Some NH long-term care centers will allow outdoor visits soon
How to prevent ‘mask-ne’ from your face mask
Vermont museum asks public to help pick exhibitions
Vermont state of emergency extended to July 15
Vermont, New Hampshire offer contrasting reopening strategies
Do serology tests make sense for Vermont?
Winooski outbreak reaches 83 cases
Cuomo expands gatherings to 25 in North Country, phase 3 areas
New Hampshire stay-at-home order to expire; more businesses to reopen
University of Vermont releases reopening plan
Rutland schools gathering ideas for reopening
Vermont campgrounds can now reopen at full capacity
Motorcycle testing can now resume at Vermont DMV
Welch: Efforts underway to give businesses more flexibility on PPP loans
Last day for Parkway Diner in South Burlington
Perky Planet forced to lay off employees but to remain open
Parking enforcement goes back to normal in Burlington
Coronavirus opens up more opportunities for online predators
Why some claustrophobics suffer from face mask anxiety
Pop-up testing continues through next week
Why experts worry pandemic will lead to more child drownings
NH pen pal program forges connections beyond nursing homes
Vermont Institute of Natural Science to reopen outdoor exhibits
New Hampshire seniors graduate via ski lift
Checking in on indoor dining in Vermont
Stock car racing returns to Vermont
Low-risk youth sports could begin in Northern NY in July
SuperCuts hair stylist gets $500 tip
Outbreak aside, Vt. health officials say state remains on path to reopening
Scott slams Legislature for delaying stimulus package
North Country spas, restaurants allowed to open their doors
Class of 2020 gets creative for graduation
Furloughs coming to US Citizenship and Immigration Services
Slow restart for New Hampshire lodging industry
NH businesses in need of financial help face midnight deadline
Is the air travel industry taking off again?
Vermont Legislature gives final approval to mail voting
Vermont NEA says fall school reopening a heavy lift
Future funding for food distribution sites uncertain
Governor to skip Thunder Road this year
NH racetrack that violated orders gets OK to open before others
No overnight summer camps in NY over virus concerns
Why working from home may be the new normal after the pandemic
High-tech help for companies working to reopen safely
Dartmouth requires cloth face masks on campus
Pandemic doesn’t stop Cabot students from producing original musical
Vt. lawmakers add police reform to busy COVID-19 agenda
NH legislators reconvene in hockey arena, wearing masks
Vt.
school nurses weigh in on state’s reopening plans
How new Americans in Vermont are handling the COVID crisis
New Hampshire to go from stay-at-home to ‘safer’ at home
Northern New York enters phase 3 of reopening
Plattsburgh mall tenants frustrated by exclusion from phase 2 reopening
Wide distribution of absentee ballot applications suggested in NH
Wait to reopen? Some NYC shops run out of patience
Final tests of some COVID-19 vaccines to start next month
Pandemic tests Vermont health care reform efforts
No positive coronavirus tests at Southern State Correctional Facility
Status of Lake Placid Ironman still unclear
Opening date of Colchester Causeway delayed
Northern Vermont University releases plans for abbreviated fall semester
Vt. education officials provide initial guidance on reopening
Students, parents weigh in on Vermont kids heading back to class
State proposes $23M plan to address housing for homeless
New Hampshire marks 100 days of COVID-19
Sanders pushes for GOP action on environment, racial inequality, pandemic
Vermont House approves mail-in election
Winooski-based virus cluster up to 74 cases
Vermont class of 2020 high school grads gifted a college course
How scam artists are capitalizing on coronavirus fears
More food distribution events added to schedule
Rural US hospitals struggle to keep doors open
NerdWallet: Still undecided about college this fall? Know these 4 options
NY relaxes testing requirement for nursing home staffers
Why should you wear a face mask?
How the show will go on... with a twist to make it safe
Is Santa safe? NH task force says yes in amusement park plan
Virus spike in Winooski hits immigrant communities
Vermont labor unions picket in Burlington against job cuts
Technical difficulty stymies Vermonters trying to file for unemployment
Help proposed for NH residents still struggling to pay for housing
Milton revotes school budget with drive-thru polls
NH Libertarian Party says signature requirement unreasonable
400-member NH House prepares for 1st session since pandemic
Coronavirus sparks major losses for fireworks industry
How a Vermont family is helping neighbors in need
St. Albans pool to open for lessons and swim team this month
New York nursing homes ask state to ease virus test mandate
Should you send your child to summer camp during the pandemic?
Why the coronavirus has Americans turning to RVs
Burlington and South Burlington teachers celebrate middle-schoolers
Burlington mayor sets new deadlines for CityPlace developers
Winooski outbreak expands to Burlington
Vermont restaurants open for limited indoor dining
Pandemic spurs redevelopment plan in downtown Rutland
False positive test triggers scare at Rutland long-term care facility
All eyes' on New York: Reopening tests city torn by crises
Canada eases border restriction, allows immediate family in
Burlington ‘Box it in’ program seeing few takers
Food distribution events could be drawing to a close
NH unemployment paid since March 24 tops sum of last 8 years
DMV offices to reopen Monday for in-person road test appointments
Brattleboro making it easier for businesses to provide outdoor services
Some recreational sports cleared to resume in Vermont
Killington switches gears to mountain biking
Burlington teachers celebrate students with car parade
Burlington Police report no concerns with college student compliance
Vt.
lodging, travel restrictions dropped for some visitors
Vermont restaurants cleared to open limited indoor dining
Critics say COVID outreach to Winooski lacking
North Country schools struggle with budget uncertainty
Cross-border couple stymied by coronavirus closure
NH wedding venues, indoor dining get June 15 greenlight
Scott administration pitches $375M hospital stabilization plan
Lebanon City Council considers reversing course on 3% tax hike
Pay cuts part of cost-cutting measures at UVM
NH lodgings reopen; sunbathing allowed at beaches
Lives Lost: Twins were gentle giants in small Vermont town
Fancy Dance school celebration hits the road
JC Penney closing 4 stores in our region
Eden girl’s farm dreams come true
Winooski COVID cluster continues to grow
UVM researchers study lessons learned from coronavirus crisis
New Hampshire track ready to race with empty stands
North Country restaurants open up for outdoor dining
Cuomo: Protesters have ‘civic duty’ to get virus tested
IRS accidentally mails stimulus checks to deceased people
NH hospitalizations remain steady; no bed shortage
Montpelier makes masks mandatory in public businesses
UVM Campus Children’s School will not reopen
CVPH resuming lab tests, EKGs
Senate considers coronavirus' ongoing impacts on colleges
Vermonters turn to ice cream as coronavirus comfort food
North Country hospitals getting back to normal hours
Telehealth expansion could become permanent under NH bill
Farm-to-table dining takes on new meaning amid pandemic
Scott dismayed by use of force for Trump photo-op
Winooski test site reveals additional COVID cases
Pop-up testing site at UVM part of Burlington’s ‘Box it in’ plan
Indoor dining, loosening of Vt. tourism restrictions expected Friday
North Country restaurants can offer outdoor dining Thursday
Sununu defends support of protests during pandemic
State plans to use CARES Act money to help Vt. hospitals
Half of Vermont child care providers reopen in 1st week
2 Upper Valley restaurants closing
Restaurants in much of NY get green light for outdoor dining
New Hampshire candidates urged to file paperwork by mail
Many companies now rescinding job offers to new college grads
Champlain College offering virtual gap year program
Northern New York church providing meals to needy
CVPH offering curbside pharmacy pickups
How the coronavirus overwhelmed a Vt.
nursing home
Vermont Mountaineers donate tickets, team apparel to CVMC workers
Businesses urge Vt. Legislature to expedite $400M stimulus package
Are Vermont shoppers wearing face masks?
Mental health officials seeing pent up surge in ‘COVID fatigue’
Employers learn to navigate health privacy laws
NH lawmakers want study of safety in long-term care facilities
Vermont Senate passes bill to allow mail-in voting
Food giveaway packs SUNY Plattsburgh Field House
Quechee Hot Air Balloon Festival canceled this summer
Seniors get a lesson in face mask safety
Personal protective equipment being handed out in Rutland
Telehealth keeping providers, patients connected
Vt. Procurement Technical Assistance Center offers financial assistance to businesses
How coronavirus is changing the face of the beauty industry
With no pro-games, sports cards make a comeback
Burlington City Council postpones action on wealth tax
Gov.
Sununu says he supports protesters
Field of candidates finalized for Vermont August primary
South Burlington voters revote school budget
Vt. private campgrounds frustrated with out-of-state restrictions
Plattsburgh restaurant pleads for more space to keep diners safe
In new age of remote work, Vt. businesses consider office space needs
LCI Father’s Day fishing derby a go with some changes
Chris Rock, Rosie Perez join Cuomo to push mask use
What goes into stopping spread of COVID-19 in Vermont
Most New Hampshire hospital overflow sites closing
Hassan holds roundtable on expanding NH internet access
NH racetrack puts brakes on season; unemployment claims down
Amtrak ridership down; cuts coming
Election officials move forward with system for mail-in voting
Dartmouth to apply for federal coronavirus relief funding
Vt.
State Colleges to create chancellor search committee
Some New York churchgoers upset over reopening restrictions
Program helps feed hungry Vermonters and help farmers
Coronavirus takes deadly toll on African American communities
Is your information secure when you use telehealth?
Fair Haven’s ‘mystery books’ substitute for closed library
Music teacher’s song sends message of hope
Vt. social gathering limit to be loosened Friday
Vt. health officials: New Long-term care visitation policies in the works
Upper Valley sees first business casualties of pandemic
How getting a haircut will change in the North Country
Vermont high schools plan alternative graduation ceremonies
Event rental companies struggle with cancellations
Cuomo urges Trump to ‘do the right thing’ on infrastructure, state aid
Vermont Senate considering vote-by-mail legislation
Controversy within Vermont DMV on how to reopen
NH task force approves rules for sports, gambling, driver’s ed
Trusted Traveler Program enrollment centers to remain shut down
Burlington landlords prepare for influx of returning college students
How school resource officer keeps up with kids during coronavirus
Vermont lawmakers tasked with mapping stimulus spending
VA Medical Center resuming some in-person services
NH Department of Corrections transfer tests positive for virus
Twins born prematurely to mom with coronavirus go home
Burlington elementary students and teachers to participate in car parade
Plattsburgh mayor to hand out PPE to personal care workers
Virtual babysitting services take off during the coronavirus
The challenges ahead: Exclusive interview with Gov.
Phil Scott
Vt. lawmakers at standstill over hazard pay for essential workers
Food giveaway closes Burlington Beltline
DMV closure putting strain on parents, teens, driving instructors
North Country students collect food, money to help community
Farm aid program opens for applications Tuesday
Time running short for NH small businesses to apply for CARES Act grants
New Hampshire expands virus testing to more workers
Rivendell first school district to take post-shutdown budget vote
New Hampshire libraries, museums get help during pandemic
New Hampshire to offer online boater safety certificate
Vermont Historical Society looks to tell state’s COVID story
What psychiatric problems can follow a severe case of COVID-19?
Concerns about 2nd wave of coronavirus, related syndrome in kids
How coronavirus is changing online dating
Vermonters observe altered Memorial Day traditions
Tunbridge World’s Fair called off for 3rd time in nearly 150 years
Vermont brewpubs welcome back outside service
Summer season starts in Vermont with a cautious kickoff
Tibetan terrier finds fame on Panton woman’s blog
Cuomo calls for death benefits for front-line workers
Fallen soldiers honored in Burlington’s Battery Park
Vermont musicians take part in communal taps
Vergennes Memorial Day car parade also honors teacher
State to shut down some pop-up alternative care sites
Why the state wants reopening businesses to check their water
New Hampshire state leaders pushing for more nursing home aid
NH officials seek public input on school reopening plans
Vt. art teacher moves students from online to on-lawn learning
Quiet Memorial Day; officials encourage you to get outside safely
Military heroes being remembered across our region
Online NH Veterans Cemetery ceremony filmed in advance
Beaches closed in New Hampshire; coastal towns still in business
Pandemic puts training service dogs for veterans on hold
Port-a-potties return to Vermont fishing accesses
Vt.
health officials give greenlight to medical, dental, hairstylist visits
High-flying salute to Vermont essential workers
Why Vermont still isn’t ready to welcome out-of-state visitors
Municipalities, banks, utilities feel ripple effect of taxpayers' woes
Burlington to help restaurants, retailers with street closures, parking spaces
NY movie fans flock to Franklin County field for feature presentation
Bike sales soar during pandemic despite supply problems
Rutland gym owner allowed to open outside
Vt. officials reviewing CDC school recommendations
NH reports first case of coronavirus-related syndrome in child
Champlain Valley Fair canceled for 1st time in nearly 100 years
Governor: Vermont cities, towns to decide on fireworks
New Hampshire weighs new virus rules for salons, child care
When should NYC reopen? Governor says it is his call
Vermont unemployment jumped by 12% in April
Vt. congressional delegation respond to reports of layoffs over child care
New Hampshire beaches to open June 1 with restrictions
New York beaches open Friday for swimming
Local Motion allowing online bike rental reservations
Darn Tough selling Farmers Market Sock to raise money for Vermont Foodbank
Wallingford man home after battle with coronavirus
Why dermatologists say sunscreen is now more important than ever
Coronavirus has social media up, influencers down
Farmers being thanked with a lunchtime pizza break
Struggling business closes doors under the coronavirus
Homeless in hotels to be relocated to South Burlington
Long lines for free food in Thetford
Can Vermont schools meet strict new CDC rules to reopen?
North Beach Campground to be used as homeless tent site
Vermont restaurants open for outside dining Friday
Is Vermont’s prison pandemic playbook worth copying?
Burlington asks public to be mindful of crowding at recreation hot spots
Vt.
lawmakers to address Scott stimulus plan next week
Not all Vermonters protected from losing jobs over child care
Employers that previously hired foreign workers look to locals
NY investigating 159 cases of COVID-related illness in children
F-35 flyover on Friday to honor Vermont’s front-line workers
Initial unemployment claims on the decline in New Hampshire
New Hampshire could differ from neighbors on lodging rules
Vermont City Marathon encourages runners to support local hotels
Vt. communities taking different approaches on mask requirements
UVM Health Network shares policy for elective procedures
New York’s ‘Patron Saint of PPE’ goes into debt to donate
Special delivery ! Llama brings food to remote residents
Pandemic delays Burlington City Hall Park project
Scott proposes $400M business stimulus package
Scott stimulus proposal includes cash for struggling dairy farmers
Stimulus plan holds money to help house homeless
Vermont restaurants get the go-ahead for outdoor dining
Coronavirus survival story: 43 days in the hospital
NY sheriff threatens to charge those who lie to contact tracers
Scott holding out hope U.S.
Senate will deliver on state relief package
Rogue Rutland gym ordered to bring equipment back inside
Serology tests removed from Vermont coronavirus testing data
COVID-19 testing mandatory before elective surgery at CVPH
Testing sites added, eligibility loosened in New Hampshire
Religious gatherings of up to 10 people now allowed in NY
July 4th celebrations in danger
How COVID-19 is changing the gig worker industry
Time running out for child cares, day camps to apply for stipends
NH rural health clinics get money to expand virus testing
Research shows technology could help with anxiety, depression
Pandemic shines spotlight on the need for diapers
Burlington couple ties the knot after renewing lapsed license
How brides are picking ‘the dress’ in virtual appointments
Burlington may use federal funds to help some pay rent
Vermont camp conundrum: How to stay safe and stay open
Why Vermont is now closely tracking coronavirus in kids
Scott to announce $400M business economic stimulus package
NH Democrats: Sununu steering emergency contracts to political allies
Sued Vermont gym reopens as outdoor fitness facility
North Country businesses brace for extended border closure
Music moves online with help from local brewery
Warren cancels 4th of July celebration
New York to allow small Memorial Day ceremonies
New Hampshire task force approves rules for camps, sports
Rutland wastewater test doesn’t detect COVID-19
Flags to fly at half-staff for Vt. coronavirus victims
Appeals court OKs June 23 NY Democratic presidential primary
Heroes Act includes rural broadband funding
NH unemployment hits record 16.3% in coronavirus pandemic
Will airlines be able to lure back lost travelers?
Franklin County Fair in New York canceled this summer
Negative COVID-19 tests at St.
Johnsbury prison
New Hampshire closes in on nursing home testing goals
Are mandatory face masks unconstitutional?
Fertility treatments put on hold by COVID-19 slowly resume
9-year-old spreading joy with doughnut delivery service
CityPlace construction faces new delays
City of Burlington to require masks in most stores
Tough summer ahead for Vermont tourism sector
Vermont nonessential retailers reopen after 2-month pause
New Hampshire restaurants reopen with outdoor-only seating
Scott to announce ‘economic package’ Wednesday, additional reopenings
Student parties lead to spike in coronavirus cases
Fitness clubs speak out about gym defying executive order
Western NY, including Buffalo, to start phased reopening
Flu-like symptoms? Get a COVID-19 test
Results in on Adam Sullivan’s COVID-19 tests
How does a virtual college graduation stack up?
VSAC borrowers unable to take advantage of 0% interest
Mayor highlights Burlington programs to feed hungry during pandemic
Vermont Goodwill stores now open for shopping
Isolation vs. quarantine: What’s the difference?
Rabbi on importance of humor during pandemic
Will patients want to go back to mental health office visits?
Thousands line up for food giveaway in Central Vermont
Vermont reports lowest growth rate of new COVID-19 cases in US
Judge shuts down Vermont gym for violating executive order
Vt. lodgings can reopen May 22, but with pre-quarantine who will come?
Child care workers frustrated with reopening timeline rally at Statehouse
North Country businesses start phase one of reopening
$595M in NH relief money announced; lawmakers to return in June
Gov.
Scott signs bill preventing eviction during the pandemic
Scott defends town budget revote: ‘We’re not going to tax our way out of this’
Welch pushes $3 trillion aid package: ‘We must act now’
Appeals judges seem apt to let NY presidential primary proceed
Juvenile offenders moving back to Woodside
Why unemployment is disproportionately affecting women
5 NY regions cleared for phased reopening
Native Americans press for more funding as coronavirus spreads through tribes
Stuck in Vermont: Getting back to work safely
Goodwill to start accepting donations again
Bikes now allowed on Lake Champlain Ferries
Is it COVID-19 or allergies? How to tell the difference
New Hampshire high school plans ski lift graduation
Nursing home residents celebrate Class of 2020
Performing arts go virtual during virus outbreak
Vergennes economy feeling effects of COVID-19 pandemic
Deerfield Valley joins list of canceled summer fairs
Hundreds of Vermonters sign up to get tested at pop-up sites
New Hampshire ramps up COVID and antibody testing
Vt. health officials using technology to aid in contact tracing
Are Vermonters' fears about out-of-staters irrational?
UVM faculty and students protest potential cuts
Vt. child care centers worry about meeting reopening guidance
Vergennes marks 50th ‘bang and clang parade’
Some New Yorkers still waiting on unemployment
25K self-employed Vermonters navigating PUA benefit program
Revisiting Vermont school budgets due to COVID fallout
Welch questions government whistleblower over Trump virus response
‘It’s impossible’: NY nursing homes fret about testing order
Some elective procedures back at Vermont’s largest hospital
New Hampshire hospitals get shipment of Remdesivir
Vermont jury trials face further delays
Burlington Police aim to educate on health guidelines
Substance abuse pressures rise during the COVID-19 pandemic
Is your boss watching while you work from home?
Reopening on track for swaths of central, northern New York
CSWD to reopen Essex drop-off center
Vermont businesses asked to fill out economic impact survey
Some Vermont students eligible for additional food benefits
‘Smart helmets’ deployed at airports to check temperatures
Hand sanitizer and masks being handed out in the North Country
Video games parents might want their kids to play
Drive-in theater in Colchester opens Friday
Appalachian Mountain Club closes White Mountain huts
Polite Adirondack animals remind you to stay safe
Vt.
Education Fund facing $150M deficit, taxpayers brace for increases
Milton High School seniors receive caps, gowns
Vt. State Parks cancel camping until end of June
Scott: Vt. State Police investigating bias incident
Cuomo gives greenlight to North Country reopening
Reopening guidelines released for Vt.
child care centers, day camps
Coronavirus testing opened up to all in Vermont
Will tourists be welcome in Vermont this summer?
Vermont dentists awaiting state guidance to reopen
What Vermont’s ‘new normal’ might look like
NH gets $61M for testing; virtual commencements planned
New round of COVID testing at South Burlington prison
Vt. health commissioner: Pregnant women should wear masks
Stipends for nursing home workers in New Hampshire
Vermont F-35 flyovers thank essential workers
Vermont joins states suing over relaxed EPA enforcement
The future of political ‘baby kissing’ up in the air
Pandemic piles new pressures on foster children, caretakers
Why are sanitizers, disinfectants still in such short supply?
Drive-up vaccination clinics aim to keep kids immunized
North Country Lions Clubs deliver treats to front-line workers
Burlington officials discuss post-pandemic future
Burlington School District looks at upcoming budget
Some retailers, customers unsure of new mask expectations
Why reopening may not be worth it for some retailers
Cuomo no-eviction order leaves landlords waiting for relief
What will it take to reopen salons safely?
Vt. students concerned remote learning putting them behind
Don’t ignore signs of heart attack begs Dartmouth-Hitchcock doctor
Students perform virtually to support the community
Sanders pushes health officials to make eventual vaccine available to all
NY health officials say 100 children have rare illness linked to COVID-19
Gillibrand bill would devote $5B for student internet access
More pop-up testing sites opening this week
Appeals court urged to OK June 23 NY presidential primary
NH town considers face mask ordinance with $200 fine
Cuomo: Wear a mask to respect nurses who died to save us
Politics, press and perspective
Local soccer club resumes practices
Montpelier restaurants cook up thank you meals for health care workers
When shutdowns end, will shoppers stay online?
Is your flight canceled? How to get your money back
Future of Telemedicine: How COVID-19 is changing how we see the doctor
Virtual help for new parents
Wildlife Watch: Critter care continues at ECHO during closure
Vermont retailers can reopen May 18
NH stores reopen with new rules
Vt.
officials warn dental practices to remain closed
Vermont manufacturers return to work but future uncertain
UVM president warns of potential cuts to come due to coronavirus
Are more kids playing hooky since school moved online?
Homeless people forced to move out of Burlington campground
COVID-19 outbreak reported at Bennington residential treatment program
How the coronavirus has changed doctor visits
3 New York regions to loosen restrictions this weekend
Vt. labor officials clear miscategorized unemployment claims
Pandemic renews interest in digital ballots
NH golf courses given the greenlight to reopen
Expiring alcoholic beverages put to good use
Will wine lovers cheer for virtual tasting rooms?
Research suggests vitamin D plays role in COVID-19 death rates
Some overnight camping, backcountry privies off limits
Trend of new Vt. cases well below forecast; child care to reopen in June
Defiant Rutland fitness club owner violates emergency order
Will the Paycheck Protection Program help businesses survive?
New Hampshire faces child care challenges
A sweet surprise for Mother’s Day at Vermont senior facilities
Digging deeper into national unemployment numbers
NH dentists allowed to reopen Monday
Cuomo says downward trend in cases promising
Vermont schools expected to reopen in fall
As expected, April Vermont revenue collections down sharply
Vermont adds more pop-up testing sites
Some employees concerned about returning to Ethan Allen plant
Comcast to expand rural broadband to hundreds more Vermonters
Castleton lowers tuition for online summer session
Do mosquitoes, ticks carry COVID-19?
CVPH making changes to restart elective surgeries
Families celebrate moms in senior facility while keeping their distance
Burlington Police to work on ensuring safety as restrictions loosen
New Hampshire launches online portal to request testing
Is Vermont’s homeless hotels pandemic plan working?
More people answering Vt.
unemployment calls, but problems persist
Small Vt. hospitals struggling under COVID shut down
Grant to help Vermont surplus milk products get to food bank
Why the coronavirus may help admissions at some colleges
If summer events go on, will anyone attend?
Cuomo extends eviction moratorium to mid-August
Scott defends decision to not make reopening discussions public
Hassan questions NIH officials on ‘Shark Tank’ coronavirus drug trials
CVPH cleared to begin elective surgery again
Organizers working on alternatives to Battle of Plattsburgh event
Need flowers for mom? Curbside pickup has you covered
Students demand tuition refunds after colleges go online
How 2020 college grads can still start a career during COVID-19
App tracks coronavirus symptoms to reserve hospitals for sickest
Veterinarians provide social distancing care during pandemic
City of Burlington starts reopening park facilities
Vermont State Colleges to undergo independent financial assessment
Vt. recreation, social gathering restrictions loosened
NY North Country on its way to meeting Cuomo reopening criteria
706 Vermonters have recovered from COVID-19
Vt.
governor, secretary of state clash over voting by mail
Why retailers are counting on window shoppers this Mother’s Day
State to add dozens more public Wi-Fi spots
NH to provide COVID-19 testing without referral
Coronavirus cases in New York down, but rising nationwide
EMS workers trained to test for the coronavirus
Vt. labor officials acknowledge dropped calls for unemployment claims
Springfield Hospital sues SBA for PPP money
$300M emergency plan proposed for Vt. internet access
New Yorkers to see changes in primary voting
Judge denies coronavirus-related bail request for accused killer
Virus release denied for NH tax evader in armed standoff
Drug Dependence: COVID-19 weakens already fragile U.
S. drug supply
Pandemic poses new challenges to those with opioid use disorder
NerdWallet: How states are helping student loan borrowers during the coronavirus
Pandemic forces cancellation of Antique and Classic Car Meet
How small bookstores are reimagining the retail landscape
More shelter pets finding homes during the pandemic
How will Vermont towns deal with influx of summer visitors, residents?
VA Medical Center makes changes amid coronavirus pandemic
Burlington’s skate park closed due to social distancing concerns
Governor on keeping Vermont on track during the coronavirus outbreak
How Vermonters returning to work are being kept safe on the job
Anxious parents and kids await state guidance on summer camps
UVM researchers studying ripple effects of social distancing
Golfers face new rules on New York greens
Judge restores NY Democratic presidential primary
Consider human costs in economic reopenings, Cuomo urges
Addison County Fair & Field Days cancels 2020 season
City handing out free face masks in Burlington
Second round of COVID-19 testing completed at St. Albans prison
Masks required in New Hampshire courts
Are people using Vermont’s free Wi-Fi spots?
Small businesses think outside the box to survive shutdown
Mexican restaurants adjust Cinco de Mayo celebrations
UVM team compiles COVID-19 research
Coronavirus can be severe in kids despite most showing milder symptoms
Fewer robocalls reported due to coronavirus pandemic
Vt.
, NH governors clear the way for more health care services
Have coronavirus and live in Northern NY? Expect to see sheriffs
Some businesses say PPP loans too costly
Vermont families face child care crunch as businesses reopen
For the first time in 73 years, Shelburne Museum won’t open for summer
North Country could be 1st part of New York cleared to reopen
NH municipalities get $40M; salon rules get another look
Why fewer child abuse reports in Vermont are raising concerns
Services still available for domestic violence victims in Vermont
Examining the White House’s coronavirus testing blueprint
Scott: Every decision tougher than the last during coronavirus crisis
Burlington airport providing face masks to customers
Two North Country health care centers to reopen Monday
NY joining six states to buy vital coronavirus gear in bulk
Summer camp confusion in Vermont
Interim leader: All Vermont state colleges will reopen this fall
Local teacher sends art kits to her students
Protecting cancer patients during the pandemic
Vermont’s Green Up Day postponed
Scott turns the spigot on reopening Vermont a bit more
Cuomo: All New York schools to remain closed through spring
Sununu allows restaurants to reopen with restrictions
Data looks promising but state leaders say no victory yet
Darren Perron visited by dinosaurs, bear
More Vermont inmates test positive for COVID-19
Pandemic prompts cuts at UVM Health Network
Scott says update coming soon on elective surgery
CVPH seeing fewer patients with coronavirus symptoms
Vermont May Day rallies support essential workers
Vermont farmers markets face new rules to reopen
Vermont border traffic monitoring reduced
Stuck in Vermont: Talking to essential workers
Does the data show Vermont should reopen faster?
Pros and cons of campaigning online during the coronavirus
National supply problems take a bite out of some local meat cases
Coronavirus puts the brakes on car sales
How a Vermont restaurant adapted to stay afloat during pandemic
New Hampshire buys masks for VA; reopening panel OKs plans
NYC subway halting overnight service for virus cleaning
Dartmouth to decide by June 29 whether students return to campus for fall
Vendors at canceled Vermont home show to get partial refunds
NerdWallet: Should you use your emergency fund during the COVID-19 outbreak?
How the coronavirus could play into your 2020 taxes
Plattsburgh Salvation Army giving away boxes of food
Why food delivery workers are braving coronavirus risk
Company testing Rutland sewage water for COVID-19
Chiropractor shares simple stretches you can do while working from home
Science centers team up to bring STEM to Vermonters
Vermont high school spring sports canceled
Is COVID-19 claiming more lives in Vermont than originally thought?
Vermont to dramatically increase testing, contact tracing
New Hampshire working to increase coronavirus testing
UVM leaders confident classes will resume on campus in fall
When will Vermonters see family, friends in person again?
Vermont fairs and field days consider cancellations
Thousands of Vermonters receive their 1st PUA payments
150 Clinton County employees furloughed
More flexibility for NH school spending during pandemic
Vermont crematories help to process dead from NYC
Quarantine lifted at Plattsburgh senior apartment complex
Vermont officials wary of second wave of COVID-19
Cuomo wary of COVID resurgence during reopening
Sununu to announce reopening plan Friday
Condos to discuss USPS funding concerns and the 2020 election
Libraries offer curbside book service
Musicians adapt with ‘virtual busking’ during COVID-19 pandemic
Coronavirus triggers new age of innovation
‘Recharge rooms’ help ease health care workers' stress
The hidden health care workers on the front lines
Vermont state parks prep for pandemic summer
Burlington keeps focus on climate crisis during pandemic
Vt. beverage-makers look to feds for help
Economist says pandemic could fundamentally change regional economy
Woman accused of pulling gun over social distancing sign
Spaulding to resign as chancellor of Vermont State Colleges
How Vt. lawmakers can help you reach the labor department
CVPH clinical trial uses blood plasma from COVID-recovered
Cuomo outlines 12-point regional reopening plan
Burlington nursing home says deaths of 8 later linked to COVID-19
Stopping scammers from targeting seniors' stimulus checks
Vt.
municipalities may change election day procedures for safety
Protecting essential trash haulers during the pandemic
New Hampshire Bike Week postponed
Vermont Campground Association offers guidance on summer season
Vermont businesses get liquor license extension
Hassan calls for increased testing for COVID-19
Some hairstylists staying afloat by offering clients DIY kits
The global race to find a vaccine for the coronavirus
Vermont State Police investigating online harassment
Scott questions using federal money for hazard pay plan
City of Burlington addresses economic fallout from coronavirus
Camp Ta-Kum-Ta to modify summer programs
More Vermonters return to work under strict guidelines
Should pretrial inmates at risk of COVID-19 be released?
Changes coming to how Vermont traces exposure to COVID-19
As Vermonters return to work, who will take care of the children?
Vaccinations drop as Vermont pediatricians see drop in appointments
Vt. health officials: Social distancing ‘here to stay’
NY working to get excess dairy products to food banks
NH to open 5 new testing facilities
Vermont scaling back efforts to track out-of-staters
State may again cut checks for Vermonters waiting on unemployment
State wants to hear from struggling Vermont businesses
ACLU calls sharing names of virus patients ‘alarming’
Vt. health officials concerned about accuracy of antibody tests
Vt.
Health Dept. releases map of COVID-19 by town
Judge bars Vermont man from selling PPE at inflated prices
Sanders bashes New York over presidential primary cancellation
Barre Town to hold drive-thru election
Gov. Sununu sending out birthday cards
Local teacher honored with birthday parade
Food distribution pickup delayed until Wednesday
Researchers testing old treatment in new way for COVID-19
Vermonters to show support for inmates and correctional officers
Therapy dog parades entertain Rutland seniors
Many people baking their way through the coronavirus
Vermont gives greenlight to work crews under 5
Although Vt.
past its peak, ‘not the time to declare victory’
Bumper-to-bumper traffic at Rutland County food pickup
Daughters mourn Plattsburgh mom who died of COVID-19
Burlington School Food Project adds frozen meals to the menu
Vt. health officials want you to embrace cloth mask habit
NY deaths, hospital visits continue to drop
NH emergency declaration extended, task force gets retail input
Picture of Positivity: 4-year-old helps cook for Corrections workers
As states roll out antibody testing, Vt. officials remain wary of accuracy
New Hampshire to get at least $17M for coronavirus testing
Vermont Congressman heads home after House passes COVID-19 relief bill
Vt.
unemployment skyrocketing; PUA hotline getting more staff
Community parade shows support for Vermont Tech
How college students can avoid a tax penalty
Belated Brewers Festival in Burlington this year
Trucker advocacy group fights for rights of truckers during the pandemic
COVID-19 forces businesses to think out of the box
Doctors: Expect to live with COVID-19 for foreseeable future
Pandemic pregnancy: Labor and delivery protocol changed at UVMMC
Baby in the NICU during the pandemic? There’s an app for that
Picture of Positivity: St. Albans eatery’s meal deal
Planned Parenthood offering telehealth service
Fish & Wildlife see uptick in early-season sales for fishing licenses
Who gets to work next? Scott expected to turn spigot Friday
Self-employed Vermonters can now apply for federal benefits
Suspect pleads not guilty in Burlington quick stop shooting
Ashe: Outside expertise needed to chart course for Vt. State Colleges
North Country organizations team up to deliver emergency food
Home tire-change business blessed with good timing
Cuomo takes aim at McConnell over ‘blue state bailouts’
NH deaths reach 51; Sununu rejects McConnell bankruptcy suggestion
Vt.
House lawmakers approve remote voting, COVID-related bills
No new cases of COVID-19 in Vermont prisons
No COVID-positive tests in UVM Medical Center workers in two weeks
North Country hospitals taking a hit from coronavirus
How the UVM Medical Center is keeping workers on the payroll
Coronavirus: Model projects when states could safely reopen businesses
New program to help unemployed Vermonters
Company printing more free COVID-19 signs for Rutland community
Local hospice organization 3D-printing its own face shields
Realtors get creative as COVID-19 pummels the industry
How stimulus money could affect your Social Security or Medicare
Stuck in Vermont: Family quarantined with COVID-19
Having weird dreams? Tu n'es pas seul. Here’s why
Food and book pickup sites available in Burlington
Students file lawsuit against UVM over COVID-19 reimbursement
Effort underway to help North Beach homeless after stay-at-home order ends
Vt. State Colleges chancellor withdraws proposal to close 3 campuses
Pandemic exposes shortcomings in Vt.
broadband infrastructure
Montpelier protest takes aim at stay-at-home order
Vt. National Guard, Foodbank hand out MREs in Franklin County
Vermont company repurposes snorkeling gear into PPE
Cuomo: Meeting with Trump productive
New Hampshire governor gets OK to spend money after lawsuit
Resident of quarantined North Country apartment complex dies
Vermont fatal COVID-19 victims reflect global profile
Leahy looking ahead to other relief bills
Welch sells stock after questions raised
State getting money to more unemployed Vermonters
More auto insurers agree to return or reduce premiums to Vermonters
Local bank gets creative to serve clients during pandemic
Judge to decide whether Vt. man was price gouging
Spirit set to start flying out of Plattsburgh again
Help on the way for idled travel agents
Garden seed company sees surge in demand
Tech students back in class to help their community
Dermatologist: ‘COVID toes’ a potential symptom of the new coronavirus
Americans increasingly reaching out for mental health help during coronavirus pandemic
Helping those with dementia navigate the coronavirus crisis
Darn Tough donating socks to the UVM Health Network
Did Vermont miss opportunity to prevent unemployment mess?
McDonald’s offering free meals for front-line heroes
Beware of insurance bills for COVID-19 tests and treatment
Vt.
towns, state brace for collapse in property taxes
Will travel restrictions leave Vermont farms hanging?
Summer camps around the region consider coronavirus
Helping your kids sing their way to understanding
Is coronavirus keeping you awake? Here’s how to sleep better
Cuomo heads to White House to lobby for COVID-19 help
Group takes aim at NH COVID-19 testing; Sununu says state ‘ramping up’
New aid for students with privately held loans
Birchwood Terrace reports COVID-positive residents recovering
Vermont State Colleges board of trustees to hold emergency meeting
Vermont tax collections strong in March despite stay-at-home order
Dartmouth College cancels all in-person summer programs
Pandemic changes college acceptance experience
‘Windfall’: Funding formula allows some small airports to cash in big on stimulus money
Possibility of virtual conventions could lead to loss of revenue and spectacle
Experts suggest financial reforms as insider trading questions engulf Congress
Sununu talks with NHL about potential games in New Hampshire
Advocates say domestic violence calls up in Northern New York
Killington hands out free food to the community
Coronavirus upends wedding industry
What will it take to have adequate virus testing?
Adult kids forced to police parents on COVID-19 safety practices
Stowe sending locally made face masks to all residents
How facilities are changing to better protect seniors from COVID-19
Some Vermonters head back to work, further announcement expected Friday
Vt. officials send out $1,200 checks for unresolved unemployment claims
Protesters opposing VSC campus closures swarm to Montpelier
Is online learning making the grade for Vermont students?
North Country nurses answer governor’s call for help
Coronavirus deaths down in NY, but Cuomo urges vigilance
Sununu, NH lawmakers fight for power over purse strings
Second round of tests for inmates in St. Albans
Foreign ski workers stranded by virus getting help
Hiring freeze in effect for most Vermont state jobs
Federal relief includes increased food stamp benefits
Local greenhouse makes changes to operations during COVID-19 pandemic
Why many stores are still short on toilet paper
Funerals complicated by the coronavirus
Pictures of students fill pews during virtual Catholic Mass
Animals reclaim lost habitat as humans stay inside
Fewer humans out have moose on the move
Maintaining your mental health during the pandemic
Scott to allow some businesses to reopen Monday
Vermont State Colleges System likely to close 3 campuses
Scott gives Saturday deadline to clear unemployment backlog
Nonprofits feeling the pinch amid economic uncertainty
Mad River Valley program looks out for local seniors
A tribute in Bradford honors Oxbow’s missing class of 2020
Cuomo takes aim at Trump for failing to coordinate testing
Lost revenue, added expenses lead to job cuts in Plattsburgh
Health department quarantines 2nd Plattsburgh apartment complex
March unemployment in Vermont shows start of coronavirus impact
Health commissioner says serologic tests lack necessary accuracy
Vt.
health officials: Be wary of social suggesting COVID-19 cure
Memorial honoring Vt. store owner takes on a life of its own
Backyard construction contest aims to keep stuck-at-home kids busy
The future of college campuses in post-pandemic US
Local organization puts unused graduation gowns to good use
3D printers help alleviate supply shortages in wake of COVID-19
Small businesses shut out as SBA rescue loan program out of cash
Thousands more claims about to be added to Vermont unemployment mix
Vt. ed officials urge schools to focus on remote learning, not remedial plans
COVID-19 leaves colleges struggling to plan for the future
Many New Hampshire, Vermont road projects behind schedule
Volunteer shopping program gets rolling in southern Vermont
Sununu says NH public schools to remain closed through summer
Cuomo extends NY shutdown order to May 15
Skilled nursing facility has largest COVID-19 outbreak in Vermont
Vermont’s special education teams share challenges with remote learning
Essex Westford program gives out 37,000 meals to students
State partners with businesses to expand internet in rural Vermont
Many businesses installing barriers to stop spread of coronavirus
Mask etiquette: When to wear a facial covering
How to keep your mask safe and clean
Will warm weather really slow the coronavirus?
Is your stay-at-home office causing ergonomic injuries?
Howard Center still offering support during the pandemic
Has Vermont hit its COVID-19 peak?
Scott using task force, regional discussions to plan economic recovery
New bill would give Congress a say in restarting the economy
Capitalism or price gouging? Vt.
man accused of overcharging hospital
Prosecutors called on to cut Vermont’s prison population
Vermont schools consider continuity of learning during COVID-19
Northern NY districts deploy school buses to help kids connect
New York to require face coverings in busy public places
Governor promises to do better on Vt. unemployment claims
President, governors at odds over who can open state economies
NH spending panel hears from agencies about virus response
Vermont State Colleges losing millions
Campaigning during coronavirus: How presidential candidates are reaching voters digitally
This is Tax Day but because of coronavirus, you have more time
Experts warn of security issues with Zoom video platform
Special enrollment period for uninsured Vermonters extended
Vt. health officials say it’s too early to test for immunity
Cost-free testing, treatment for COVID-19
Doctors turn to telemedicine to help the chronically ill
Colchester food shelf sees jump in new clients
Parade of support for UVM Medical Center workers
Governing Vermont during a pandemic
Vermont to use Holiday Inn as temporary recovery site for homeless
Thousands of Vermonters still waiting on unemployment checks
Governors say Trump not king, can’t force states to reopen
NH death toll reaches 27; Sununu offers pay bump to some health care workers
Loans start rolling into small businesses that keep employees on the payroll
Copley Hospital helps assess antibody testing
Overlooked hospital workers and efforts to keep families connected
2 additional COVID-19 deaths at Burlington senior facilities
Scott supports F-35 flights, won’t carry out Burlington resolution
Vermont prison inmate with virus asks judge to release him
Williston man accused of price gouging on face masks
Health care workers furloughed in Rutland
Burlington closes streets for social distancing
211 gets influx of calls during coronavirus pandemic
Leahy urges USDA to take action to support dairy farmers
Vermont Supreme Court to livestream arguments on Facebook
Essential workers balancing work and home life
State allows expired driver’s licenses when buying alcohol
Tracing the coronavirus? There’s an app for that
Virus re-engineers how Americans learn and work
Adirondack kindergarten teacher gets creative with online field trip
Appalachian Mountain Club 4,000-Footer Club suspends accreditation
When can Vermonters get back to work?
State working to straighten out Vermont unemployment woes
Health officials test all residents at Burlington complex, Vt.
Veterans' Home
Vt. task force to look at merits of antibody testing
Mobile testing now available for Chittenden County homeless
Coronavirus sign campaign shares safety reminders in a fun way
Virus death toll tops 10,000 in New York
NH lawmakers sue governor over relief money
Shaheen, Hassan to host telephone town hall on COVID-19 response
Gillibrand pushes relief bill for small farms
What should you do with the coronavirus stimulus check?
North Country Chamber taking donations to feed health care workers, support restaurants
Vt. Guard celebrates Easter Sunday on Monday
Small businesses ask patrons for support
Vt.
health officials remind people to wear face-coverings
Catching up with the Coronasaurus Rex
Coronavirus outbreak grows interest in gardening
Global teddy bear scavenger hunt keeps kids entertained at home
Scott extends stay-at-home order to May 15
Clinton County confirms first COVID-19 death
Health commissioner says most Vt. COVID-19 patients recovered
Plan to move COVID-19-positive prisoners raises concerns
State creates alphabetized unemployment filing system
Residents concerned as Plattsburgh senior housing complex quarantined
New Hampshire surge sites ready for patients
Delivery services seeing more online business
Roadside ‘thank you’ to essential workers
New York virus deaths rise fast, but hospitalizations slow
New Hampshire death toll hits 21
Outbreak at 2 Burlington senior facilities tops 82 residents, 50 staff
Temporary pay raises for some Vermont state employees
In 1st remote votes, Vt. senators approve coronavirus-related bills
Montpelier budget comes up short; 30 workers furloughed
Central Vermont Job Fair going virtual this year
Will Vermont businesses get federal help?
Local families adjust to remote learning
More inmates, staffers at Swanton prison test positive for COVID-19
Self-employed Vermonters will have to wait for unemployment benefits
Are people who need help avoiding hospitals?
NH data shows ‘promising’ trends; Sununu appoints recovery office director
Cuomo: ‘We are saving lives’
Coronavirus has booze business booming in New Hampshire
Mental health experts advise making a plan to manage stress
Green Mountain Transit says empty buses part of the plan
UVM researchers develop app to help get a handle on panic
Why are more Vermonters signing up for help to stop smoking?
Vermont’s Catholic bishop shares message of hope during pandemic
Drive-by 18th birthday party
Why social distancing won’t stop the 2020 census
Are online sales helping stores that closed their doors?
New website aims to help nonnative English speakers amid pandemic
Local software company helping fitness classes go online
Coronavirus has curbside cocktail sales surging nationwide
Vermont gets approval for federal disaster funds
Virus outbreak at Burlington nursing home up to 36 cases
Help on the way for child care centers in Vermont
UVM nursing students graduating early to help with pandemic
All UVM Health Network workers to wear masks
Inmate at Northwest Correctional Facility tests positive
Response teams have visited 95% of Vt.
long-term care facilities
Vermont getting machines that give quick COVID-19 results
Vt. Senate approves emergency remote voting measure
Former Vermont lawmaker dies of coronavirus
Scott plans to extend Vermont stay-at-home order
NY death toll reaches new one-day high
10 dead, 90 positive for COVID-19 in NH long-term care
Girl who inspired use of CBD oil dies of coronavirus complications
Burton to donate thousands of masks to hospitals
Coronavirus pandemic forces churches, synagogues to shift services online
Plattsburgh seniors treated to ‘window entertainment’
Will Vermont high school seniors have graduations?
Local hospice organization says it’s prepared for coronavirus
Why are ghost planes haunting the Burlington airport?
Jigsaw puzzles make a huge comeback during coronavirus outbreak
Williston senior living community reports confirmed COVID-19 cases
Vt. Dept.
of Labor to offer online unemployment help
Burlington unveils new details on Green Stimulus Package
Castleton’s Spartan Arena transformed into surge site
UVM Medical Center surge site ready if needed
UVM researchers develop emergency ventilator dubbed ‘Vermontilator’
Vermont Legislature adapting to remote lawmaking
Are people keeping their distance in outdoor hot spots?
Cuomo says testing key to restarting the economy
Vermont requests federal disaster funding
Vermont grocers call for delay of plastic bag ban
NH governor orders closure of hotels, inns, short-term rentals
Burlington nursing home to retest residents for COVID-19
Stefanik calls for mobile COVID-19 test sites in North Country
Hannaford donates $750K to regional COVID-19 response efforts
RV owners help health care workers protect their families
Americans left stuck at home turn to online learning
White House Historical Association launches educational resources to help students working at home
Neighborhood throws birthday parade for Colchester boy
Sununu creates office to oversee virus-related relief funds
Vermont jury trials, bar exam postponed
Full UVM budget on hold amid pandemic
Dartmouth-Hitchcock requires masks for patients, visitors
Channel 3 This Morning introduces remote anchoring
Burlington mayor vows to fight for residents amid COVID-19 pandemic
As need for blood donations increase, LGBTQ community faces hurdles
FDA approves first study aimed to understand coronavirus
Many Vermonters still waiting on unemployment checks
Vt. health officials say state ‘doing well’ to flatten curve
Burlington Police to only issue stay-at-home fines as a last resort
How to make a face mask out of a bandanna
Hanover teen makes it home from study abroad
Massive volunteer mask-making effort underway in Burlington
Coronavirus means a lonely season for Vermont maple sugar-makers
Vermont stay-at-home order to be extended beyond mid-April
Not all staffers at Burlington care facility tested for COVID-19 after all
Supply glut forces some dairy farmers to dump milk
Vt. health officials now encouraging face masks for all
Sununu says state preparing for surge in COVID-19 patients
Cuomo orders shift in ventilators to overwhelmed hospitals
Burlington airport looking at projected $20M in losses
Spirit cancels flights to and from Plattsburgh through May 4
Struggling small businesses can start applying for new loans
Who will get federal relief money?
Will coronavirus force summer camps to cancel?
‘Face covering’ doesn’t have to mean mask
Facebook group creator hopes to spread rainbows in troubled times
Vermont stockpiling PPE for health care workers
Vermont organization now delivering food to the homeless
Many college students not eligible for stimulus checks
Vermont group donates masks to Bennington Police Department
Real estate businesses shift their practices during COVID-19
COVID-19 expected to peak in Vermont in mid-April or early May
Statistical snapshot of Vermont’s early coronavirus cases
Vt.
order to curb nonessential sales raises questions for shoppers
Concerns continue over safe shopping
Coronavirus testing underway at Burlington care facility
More Birchwood Terrace residents test positive for COVID-19
Scott orders additional medical surge sites in Essex Jct., Rutland
Mayor calls Plattsburgh City curfew ‘essentially voluntary’
Cuomo appeals to businesses for supplies; NY death toll hits 2,373
Infected Plattsburgh millennial offers advice: ‘This is serious’
State officials: No broken ventilators sent to Vermont
The health care workers keeping hospitals clean
VTrans, DMV counting out-of-state travelers
Are stay-at-home orders putting vulnerable kids at greater risk of abuse?
Robots join the fight against coronavirus in Italy’s hospitals
How a Vermont bank is supporting its workers and the community
Trash haulers seeing more waste during stay home, stay safe order
Vermont Comedy Club goes virtual
Zoom to fix security holes that allow hackers to hijack classes, meetings
Bitter business for maple syrup makers amid virus outbreak
Vermont finding new ways to vote safely
Vermont checking for out-of-state plates at border
Vt. officials present relief plans for small businesses
Sanders, Schumer call for Labor Dept.
to hasten unemployment benefits
Vt. lawmakers consider giving frontline workers ‘hazard pay’
Scott encouraged by how Vermonters are meeting challenge of COVID-19
Cuomo expects to see apex of curve at end of April
Northern NY hospitals prepare for coronavirus patients from downstate
City of Plattsburgh enacts curfew to stop spread of COVID-19
Do you need to wear a mask in public?
All residents, staffers at Burlington care facility to be tested for coronavirus
Another Burlington care facility faces coronavirus outbreak
Dartmouth-Hitchcock researchers investigate treatment for COVID-19
Sununu emergency orders target domestic violence, child abuse
Vermont asks insurers for flexibility
Vermont Glove retools to make masks
Connecting Vermont students stuck at home to their schoolwork
Percentage of positive coronavirus tests increasing in Vermont
Plattsburgh business' front porch portraits benefit health workers
Can you go outside during a ‘Stay home, Stay safe’ order?
Tips on toys to help your kids unplug
3rd person dies connected to Essex Jct. senior complex outbreak
As Vt.
ramps up testing, access still a challenge for some
Vt. health department provides hospitalization data
State: Relief on the way for Vermonters trying to file for unemployment
Some essentials still hard to stock at grocery stores
Vermont orders stores to stop in-person sales of nonessential items
NY reports 1,550 deaths, first death in person under 18
Vermont cutting red tape for health care workers
Vt. health officials call on medical workers to volunteer
Vt.
changes election laws amid coronavirus outbreak
City Market, workers union agree on hazard pay
Norwich country store a key community hub during crisis
Can survivors provide breakthrough in fight against coronavirus?
Smartphone app aims to keep kids busy and productive while at home
Why the N95 mask is so important for health care workers
Vermont stay-at-home order expected to be extended
2 associated with Essex Jct. senior living complex die of COVID-19
Shipment arrives with protective equipment; Vt. officials say more needed
Scott backs up efforts to curtail travel from virus hot spots
State cracks down on banned Airbnb rentals
St.
Albans to support health care workers with weekly ‘parade’
Area funeral homes adjust to changed landscape
Why ventilators are so important for COVID-19 patients
‘Staggering’: New York virus death toll rises above 1,200
Sununu requests disaster declaration as NH coronavirus deaths climb
Holiday lights help brighten spirits as pandemic worsens
Why working from home is hurting your back
How loss of smell, taste could be coronavirus clue
Food insecurity and impacts of the coronavirus
How to wash your hands the right way
Scott: Closure will require schools, students to think ‘outside the box’
Vermont expands COVID-19 testing to those with mild symptoms
Why coronavirus raises concerns for the chronically ill
Police could step in to enforce New Hampshire stay-at-home order
Burlington Police asking public to follow intent of stay at home order
More than 500 dead of coronavirus in New York
Terrible times: Remembering the 1918 flu pandemic’s impact on Vermont
NY county tells coronavirus refugees, 2nd homeowners to stay away
17 Vermont coronavirus cases linked to long-term care facility
Kids on the ups and downs of schools being closed for coronavirus
Vermont’s Catholic Church calls for unity among the faithful
Retired medical workers step up to help fight coronavirus
CSWD to only operate Williston location
Tips from people with experience working from home
Spectrum sleepout goes virtual to raise awareness of homelessness
Vermont students will not return to school this school year
Sununu orders New Hampshire residents to stay home, nonessential businesses to close
Construction trades consider their ‘essentialness’
Vt. labor officials report spike in new unemployment claims
Vt. House Speaker punishes Arlington lawmaker for quorum call
Some employers desperate to hire in wake of COVID-19
Health care workers at senior facilities on the front lines of virus crisis
NY COVID-19 death toll increases to 385
Vt.
health officials warn against untested treatments for COVID-19
NH delegation: Medical supplies were delayed, some expired
How is Vermont’s stay-at-home order being enforced?
Leahy urges out-of-staters to stay away from Vermont
Olivia Lyons shares tips to beat the boredom
Coronavirus has Vermont gas prices plummeting
Public access restricted in Vermont courtrooms
Area VA clinics transitioning to online, phone appointments
CSWD modifying drop-off locations and rules
Vermont Amtrak service canceled until further notice
Coronavirus has more Vermonters heading to farms for food
Efforts to help domestic violence victims still underway during pandemic
Where medical supplies stand in the US right now
Vermont singer-songwriter offers coronavirus observations
Vermont to get nearly $2B in virus relief package
Scott makes plea to Vermonters to stay home, save lives
How is Vermont’s stay at home order being enforced?
Efforts to help domestic violence victims still underway during pandemic
NH Democrats urge Sununu to issue stay at home order
State officials say Vermont needs more supplies to fight coronavirus
Who are Vermont’s ‘essential’ workers?
‘Nonessential’ Vermont businesses close up shop
State plans to house COVID-19 positive psychiatric patients at Woodside
Mayor outlines plan to move Burlington homeless to campground
COVID-19 infections rise in New York with peak weeks away
NH commissioner: Virus to peak between late April, early May
House lawmakers rush to Vt. Statehouse to vote on COVID-19 bills
Dartmouth-Hitchcock officials say they’re prepared for coronavirus
Northern NY YMCAs help essential workers with child care
UVM Health Network expanding telehealth options
Inmate at Clinton Correctional Facility tests positive for coronavirus
Santa’s elves help make masks to keep people safe
Vermont Glove shifts production to make masks
Coronavirus has newspapers seeing temporary layoffs
Coronavirus causing wedding woes
Reporter’s Notebook: When the coronavirus hits close to home
Can your pet give you coronavirus?
House hunting goes virtual as coronavirus spreads
Phish invites you to dinner and a movie
Scott issues ‘stay at home’ order
Vt. death toll hits 7; National Guard sets up overflow sites
Resident at South Burlington senior facility tests positive for COVID-19
Vermont prison worker tests positive for coronavirus; no inmate contact
Vermont Senate takes up COVID-19 measures
Cuomo issues dire warning about COVID-19 in NY; demands federal help
Restaurants reconfigure jobs to keep workers on the payroll
Should Vermont roll up welcome mat for out-of-towners?
Uncertainty over duration of pandemic response has many on edge
North Country restaurant owner helps community with supplies
Americans urged to order out on ‘Great American Takeout Day’
Vt.
dentist collecting protective equipment for health care providers
Infectious disease specialist weighs in on state of coronavirus
State vs. federal government when it comes to coronavirus
UK doctors: Loss of smell, taste may be key early symptom of COVID-19
Vt. COVID-19 death toll at 5; Scott says further restrictions coming
Vt.
lawmakers return to Statehouse Tuesday for COVID-19 vote
Why it will take an act of Congress for lawmakers to work from home
New Hampshire announces 1st death from the coronavirus
Dartmouth-Hitchcock ramps up coronavirus testing
UVM urges all students to go home; commencement unlikely
Is online learning making the grade for Vermont kids?
Can you get coronavirus from everyday objects?
Cuomo appeals to young New Yorkers to help stop spread of COVID-19
Vt. grocers plead with shoppers to stop hoarding
Communities worry as people flush toilet paper alternatives
Upper Valley family business pitches in to make protective masks
Businesses that remain open adapting to changing conditions
Coronavirus creates anxiety for expecting parents
Vermont tax deadline extended
As coronavirus closes some businesses, others desperate to hire workers
More stores offering special hours for senior shopping
Family expresses concern for loved one at Burlington Health & Rehab
Local college students stay to help out Saint Michael’s Fire and Rescue
Scott urges Vermonters to come together
Vt. lawmakers working on coronavirus bills
Pet adoptions soar during age of social distancing
Vermont chef offers quarantine cooking lessons, sprinkled with humor
Moving meditation and mindfulness practices online
Governor orders closure of close-contact businesses in Vermont
Barre Hannaford back open after coronavirus concerns
Opening of South Burlington supermarket draws a crowd
7 more positive COVID-19 cases at Burlington care facility
Vt.
health officials urge aggressive action at long-term care facilities
Vt. businesses push for room and meals tax amnesty
Vermont National Guard activated after emergency declaration
Weinberger says Burlington Health & Rehab workers getting tested
5 test positive at Burlington facility; victim’s family dismayed by lack of precautions
UVM Medical School ‘Match Day’ goes virtual
Vermont medical worker tests positive for COVID-19
Scott pitches economic relief for workers, businesses
Vermont to use out-of-state lab; concern grows among those untested
Federal taxes due July 15; no word yet on Vermont taxes
Social distancing drives increased internet usage
Vermont rest areas close facilities, add port-a-potties
Mayor adds to Plattsburgh’s state of emergency
Thermometers in short supply
Avoiding isolation: Coming together while staying apart
Windsor distillery donating hand sanitizer
Experts: Toilet paper drought not a supply chain issue
Vermont City Marathon postponed until October
Virus spreads at Burlington nursing home; Scott says ‘response in our hands’
Cuomo bans gatherings, nonessential workers to stay home
Takeout anyone? Here’s a list of locations offering takeout...
Governor announces Vermont’s first two coronavirus deaths
Vermonters find themselves stuck overseas
NY health officials issue Lake Placid COVID-19 warning
Vt. health officials: Hoopcats fans attending game do not need testing
Crime rates down; gun sales up
Grocery stores challenged by shopping surge, supply chain bottlenecks
America East warns one referee tested positive at recent UVM game
Tech companies extra busy setting up work-from-home systems
Rutland businesses adjust to COVID-19 concerns
How coronavirus is affecting Vermont agriculture
Inside WCAX News: Same commitment; new safety practices
UVM Medical Center temporarily suspends visitations
Scott orders Vt.
DMV to stop in-person transactions
Scott appeals to Vt. child care workers: ‘This is a moment of service’
Vermont races to expand COVID-19 testing
Resident at Vt. senior living home diagnosed with COVID-19
US and Canada close border to nonessential travel
Will Vermont tax deadline be delayed?
Vt.
Labor Dept adds online option for unemployment claims
Sununu orders New Hampshire ski area to close
Following the spread of COVID-19 in Northern New York
School buses still running in Milton to deliver meals to kids
Vermont eatery offers free food to those in need
Stores reserve time for seniors, those at high risk for coronavirus
Local homeless shelters try to stay open during COVID-19 crisis
Vermont courts halt most hearings as prison safety fears grow
Vermont to close all ‘nonessential’ child care facilities
Is Vermont doing enough coronavirus testing?
Vermont bars, restaurants close on St. Patrick’s Day
Vt. Agency of Commerce to offer disaster assistance to businesses
Vermonters seeking unemployment face clogged phone lines, slow website
Vermont bars, restaurants close on St.
Patrick’s Day
No St. Patrick’s Day celebration at New York bars
Progressives call on government for more action on COVID-19
What steps are being taken to help businesses weather economic storm?
How coronavirus is making gas cheaper
Will coronavirus stretch US hospitals to the breaking point?
Waitsfield grocery offers opportunity for seniors to shop first
Keeping kids fed during school shutdown
Virus spurs unemployment benefit expansion in New Hampshire
Feeding Chittenden changes food distribution amid COVID-19 concerns
Killington Resort to give away groceries to employees during shutdown
Hospital: 1st Vermont COVID-19 patient improving
Scott orders all Vermont bars, restaurants to close
Burlington restaurants, bars to close for 24 hours
Clinton County confirms first case of coronavirus
School closures leave working Vermont families in a bind
Doctor referral needed for local pop-up coronavirus testing
Vermont schools' online offerings chart ‘unknown territory’
Coronavirus upends day-to-day routines in Upper Valley
Locals returning from abroad left with questions
Plattsburgh mayor urges investors not to panic
Vt. distillery to market its own hand sanitizer
NH schools close, courts scale back, medical procedures delayed
Vt.
dentists being asked to postpone routine checkups
Feeding Chittenden changes food policy amid coronavirus
Vermont faces shortage of critical protective equipment
Emergency declaration eases back on trucking rules
Vermont Senate holds meeting on state of emergency
Vt. reports 12 positive COVID-19 cases; officials say school closures justified
Vermont reports additional three cases of COVID-19
Vermont distilleries help out by making hand sanitizer
Area technology companies help out during coronavirus pandemic
Price Chopper, Market 32 adjusting hours to allow for re-stocking
Burlington city officials hold telephone town hall
Vermont Senate holds meeting on state of emergency
Vt. patient with 2nd COVID-19 case in critical condition
UVM Hoopcats fans forced to sit out championship game
Norwich University to extend spring break one week
Disability Awareness Day canceled over coronavirus concerns
Second presumptive positive coronavirus case in Vermont
Plattsburgh, home of GP toilet paper mill, faces localized tissue hoarding
Protecting senior living communities a key concern for health officials
Airline, travel industry thrown into disarray by coronavirus
UVM switching to online classes to prevent virus
3 New Hampshire lawmakers quarantined over virus concerns
Plattsburgh nursing home keeping families out
Vt.
health officials working overtime to process influx of test kits
Vt. health commissioner discusses latest precautionary steps
Vt. lawmakers plan for possible abbreviated session
UVM athletics has no plans to curtail games, fan attendance
Vermont to activate emergency ops center for virus response
Middlebury College confirms early dismissal, campus closure
3 Vermont schools closed Tuesday over coronavirus concerns
Local veterans hospital to limit access points and start screenings
Some Vermont schools closed due to coronavirus concerns
Are you washing your hands the right way?
Public health vs.
privacy; state officials strike a balance in COVID-19 response
Bennington COVID-19 patient placed in isolation
New Hampshire announces two new confirmed coronavirus cases
Vt. officials respond to first suspected case of coronavirus
First presumptive positive coronavirus case in Vermont
Prisons, jails on alert for spread of coronavirus
Burlington area clergy institute coronavirus precautions
Those seeking face masks go to extreme measures
Taking on the coronavirus on your own terms
DHMC confident no patients put at risk from virus-infected medical resident
State health labs get more supplies to test for COVID-19
Gov. Scott addresses COVID-19 response
Guests at WRJ party with virus patient asked to self-quarantine
Infected DHMC employee attended White River Jct.
social event
DHMC employee tests positive for coronavirus; first case in NH
Debunking coronavirus myths with Dr. Jon LaPook
What are senior living facilities doing to prepare for coronavirus?
Burlington Airport prepares for coronavirus