Community News Sharing Project
What it is
Recognizing that small Vermont news organizations often lack the resources needed to cover legislative and statewide issues, VTDigger now provides its news stories to 21 news outlets for free. Local papers can run our stories on their websites and in print, which means we are reaching more Vermonters than ever before, better fulfilling our mission. This work is funded through grants and donations supporting our General Operating Fund, which you can contribute to here.
How it works
VTDigger offers original reporting and photography to community news organizations statewide. The participating news outlets share their journalism with VTDigger — building awareness for their reporting, surfacing local issues to a statewide audience, and providing VTDigger readers with more local coverage.
Expanding VTDigger’s reach
The following organizations participate in VTDigger’s Community News Sharing Project
Addison Independent
Bennington Banner
Brattleboro Reformer
Charlotte News
Chester Telegraph
The Citizen
The Commons
The Deerfield Valley News
Hardwick Gazette
The Hinesburg Record
Manchester Journal
Mountain Times
Montpelier Bridge
News & Citizen
The Other Paper
Shelburne News
Stowe Reporter
Valley News
Waterbury Roundabout
White River Valley Herald
The Williston Observer
Most recent Community News Sharing Project coverage
Grant funded initiative seeks sustainability for regional birthing services
“This grant gives us an important opportunity to take a regional approach to a challenge that no single organization can solve on its own,” said Brattleboro Memorial Hospital co-CEOs Dr. Elizabeth McLarney and Dr. Tony Blofson.
‘Mend it and keep it alive’: Inside Vermont’s growing repair culture
New state program aims to increase opportunities to reuse and repair.
Roxbury looks to give its former school a new life
The town took ownership of the building earlier this year and seeks to make it self-sufficient.
Restoring the river’s memory: Bringing back the banks of the Batten Kill
Recent efforts have established natural structures, stabilized eroding banks, reestablished more natural floodplains, and created narrowed channels that cool the water.
Vermont Yankee decommissioning is nearly complete
Almost all of the $602 million decommissioning trust fund has been spent on demolishing the reactor and its affiliated structures and shipping the debris thousands of miles away.
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