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Dartmouth Health finances improve
For the first quarter of fiscal year 2024, which ended Sept. 30, DH saw an operating loss of $8.2 million, or 1%. For the same quarter last year, losses exceeded $40 million.
Phil Scott taps commissioner to serve as deputy digital services secretary
Andrea DeLaBruere, who has led the Department of Vermont Health Access for almost two years, will become the second-in-command at the agency charged with modernizing and simplifying the state’s information technology systems.
A convicted killer from Vermont who was a suspect in other deaths has died in a Kentucky prison
Gary Schaefer, 72, died Sunday after an “acute medical event” at the out-of-state prison where was serving his sentence in the 1983 abduction and murder of an 11-year-old girl from Springfield.
Changing course, Peter Welch calls for ‘indefinite’ cease-fire in Gaza
Vermont’s junior U.S. senator on Tuesday followed in the footsteps of U.S. Rep. Becca Balint, D-Vt., who called for a cease-fire earlier this month.
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Former Rutland child care provider on trial in infant’s 2019 death
Prosecutors allege Stacey Vaillancourt provided a drug to sedate the infant, who had trouble sleeping. Defense attorneys say the state’s evidence is missing critical pieces.
After Pawlet officials inspect Slate Ridge complex, town is mum on findings
A court decision related to the property is expected later this week.
Thousands remain without electrical power following Monday’s storm
Remaining outages on Tuesday have centered on Washington, Orange and Caledonia counties, where Washington Electric Cooperative is working to repair lines.
Private Christian school sues over state policy on transgender athletes
Mid Vermont Christian School in Quechee is challenging Vermont’s rules on transgender athletes in high school sports, and is asking the court to take action to prevent the school from being excluded from a taxpayer funded tuition program.
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Brattleboro fire claims the life of a cancer survivor and beloved community volunteer
“She had helping other people on the top of her mind,” said a friend of 61-year-old Deirdre Baker, who endured a decade of surgeries before perishing in a weekend blaze.
Worlds meshing: VT Fly Gals help bring women into the fly fishing fold
The group’s numbers have expanded to 150 women. “I was all by myself for 30 years, fly fishing,” one co-founder said. No longer.
‘Tragic irony:’ Burlington shooting victims’ family members say they’re shocked by violence so far from the Middle East
“Kinnan grew up in the West Bank, and we always thought that that could be more of a risk, in terms of his safety, and sending him here would be the right decision,” said Radi Tamimi, Kinnan Abdalhamid’s uncle. “We feel somehow betrayed in that decision.”
More than 30,000 Vermonters lose power after heavy snowfall
Washington and Lamoille counties were among the hardest-hit by the storm, with each receiving an average of 8.3 inches of snowfall, according to data provided by the National Weather Service.
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