Students and community turn out for their trans peers
Trans healthcare panel at Middlebury College highlights local impact of Trump executive orders on real human beings.
Lawmakers talk education funding at Bristol Legislative Breakfast
Efforts to streamline Vermont’s public education system, a potential loss of federal funding for state programs and the ongoing, unbridled rise in health insurance premiums dominated discussion at Monday’s legislative breakfast hosted by Bristol American Legion Post 19.
By the way for Feb. 27
The Addison County Solid Waste Management District is seeking general volunteers, and volunteer “fixers,” for its next Repair Fair, slated from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on April 5 at American Legion Post 27, 49 Wilson Road, Middlebury.
Vermont would take ‘first logical step’ with new AI bill
Can Vermont legislators distinguish an AI-generated portrait from a real one? That was the question facing the Senate Government Operations committee last week as members watched pictures from a New York Times quiz designed to test just that.
Liver fluke affecting northeast herds
Sheep and goat farmers around the Northeast have experienced losses in their herds this winter due to a parasitic worm known as liver fluke.
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