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“We must be prepared for things to get worse before they get better,” Gov. Phil Scott said at the start of a press briefing on Monday, as the state heads into what is expected to be the peak weeks of the coronavirus outbreak in Vermont. See VTDigger’s story
Vermont Agency of Transportation officials are monitoring traffic at major state border crossings, however, it is not taking down license plate numbers or referring information to law enforcement officers. The governor says the action is to monitor his stay home order. See VTDigger’s story
As the coronavirus crisis envelops daily life — and squeezes Vermont’s dairy industry — the state’s undocumented community faces exacerbated risks and unique challenges, including crowded working conditions, access to health care and food. See VTDigger’s story
Due to the coronavirus and social isolation aimed at limiting the spread of the virus, college admissions offices and their admitted students are shifting from the typical campus tours and admitted student days to virtual alternatives. See VTDigger’s story
Doctor’s offices closed for all but emergency visits are enduring lack of revenue, but the state’s independent practices are feeling particularly hard hit and are asking the state for relief. Some say they face closing their practices. See VTDigger’s story
Other Headlines
Swanton prison in lockdown after 2 more staffers test positive for Covid-19
Covid-19 delays arrival of temporary farm workers from Jamaica
22 Birchwood Terrace staff test positive for Covid-19
Vermont Jews mark Passover with new perspective
Columns & Commentaries
Walters: Return of the Welfare Queen
Tom Evslin: This is the last viral pandemic
Peter Smith: Pandemic has exposed social and economic inequalities
