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Gov. Phil Scott announced that Vermont’s hospitals may reopen for some elective procedures and nonessential appointments, if they follow a long list of conditions. See VTDigger’s story
Interest groups, lawmakers, and members of the Scott administration have proposed using Vermont’s $1.25 billion in federal aid for a range of purposes, but the money comes with many strings. See VTDigger’s story
Farmers markets were allowed to reopen Friday, but vendors and market organizers have been frustrated with what they call a “double standard” between the smaller markets and larger grocery stores. See VTDigger’s story
With in-person meetings impossible, school counselors are finding new ways to connect with students while schools remain shuttered. See VTDigger’s story
A UVM College of Medicine professor and his research intern have created a database that has amassed a vast collection of the most current information on Covid-19. See VTDigger’s story
Columns & Commentaries
Walters: Post-coronavirus, how will the Statehouse work?
John McClaughry: The future of Vermont’s state colleges
Jonathon Weber: Repurposed parking spots could help save downtowns
Melinda Moulton: Covid emphasizes reasons for prison reform
Live Updates
- Department of Health reports 5 new cases Monday (May 4, 8:01 pm)
- Dartmouth-Hitchcock resumes time-sensitive procedures, appointments (May 4, 5:08 pm)
- Shelburne Museum will not open for the summer due to Covid-19 (May 4, 3:51 pm)
- VTrans receives $21 million federal grant for public transit (May 4, 3:50 pm)
- Why isn’t Vermont part of regional PPE purchasing consortium? (May 4, 12:03 pm)
