COVID-19
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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.
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Letter to the editor: Delta variant makes masking up more necessary
The present surge in COVID cases in Vermont, partly due to the Delta variant, is troubling, and I believe preventable.
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Schools tackle year two of COVID with hope
ADDISON COUNTY — The start of the school year always sees a mixture of trepidation and excitement. For primary and secondary school students in Addison County, that jumble…