coronavirus
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Editorial: Mask mandates put the responsibility where it belongs
Vermont currently has one of the highest rates per capita of COVID-19 in the country; it’s as bad as it’s ever been here and some of the state’s…
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COVID-19 forces Panther men’s hockey out of own tournament
MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury College men’s hockey team will not participate in this weekend’s annual FirstLight Great Northern Shootout Tournament, which the Panthers were due to host. The…
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Vt. COVID rates hit record high
Within only 10 days, Vermont’s seven-day average has gone from about 200 cases each day to over 300 cases per day, Department of Health data shows.
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Editorial: COVID spike requires precaution
A large group of legislators are calling for Gov. Phil Scott to reinstate emergency measures and impose a mask mandate on a temporary basis to fend off a…
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5- to 11-year-olds now eligible for COVID vaccines
Vermont opened registration Wednesday morning for kids to get their first dose of Pfizer’s COVID vaccine, after the CDC gave its final approval on Tuesday night.
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New walk-in COVID vaccine site opens in Middlebury
MIDDLEBURY — A new COVID-19 vaccination clinic has opened in Middlebury. The site at 55 Middle Road — in the big green building behind the One Dollar Market…
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Vermont COVID cases drop, but only slightly
COVID-19 cases have declined 7% in the past two weeks, state officials reported Tuesday, but they reminded Vermonters it’s not the first time cases have begun to slow…
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The latest COVID-19 numbers (Oct. 28)
The Vermont Department of Health reported 401 new COVID-19 cases statewide on this past Saturday and Sunday, but case counts weren’t quite so bad in Addison County.
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Tiger football game cancelled; OV, Eagles fall
The MUHS football team had to cancel its Friday game at Burr & Burton after three positive COVID-19 tests among players on its roster, MUHS AD Sean Farrell…
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Helen Porter reports 5 COVID cases, reduces visitation to nursing home
Visitation is temporarily suspended at the Memory Care Neighborhood until further notice.
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Ten MUHS students get COVID
Middlebury Union High School has been contending with a spike in COVID-19 cases — a total of 10, all involving students — since Oct. 14.
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COVID-19 relief is still available for Vermonters
There are several programs still available that can help provide some relief to Vermonters living with the impacts of the pandemic.
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The latest COVID-19 numbers (Oct. 13)
The Vermont Department of Health today, Tuesday, Oct. 12, is reporting no new cases of COVID-19 in Addison County since yesterday.
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COVID boosters open to BIPOC adults and older Vermonters
Booster shots are currently available only for people who got their second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine at least six months ago.
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Vermont Everyone Eats gets boost through end of year
The unprecedented COVID-19 response program that provides meal assistance to Vermonters in need while supporting local restaurants, farmers and food producers, has received an extension to continue programming…
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Ways of seeing: Reaching those who deny science
Here are three psychological challenges that can lead to science denial and suggested action steps to address them, in yourself and with others.