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Burlington police will be more visible in downtown for summer 2022

Burlington is planning a record 140 events downtown and on the waterfront this summer, and police are shifting resources there.

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A Vermont bobcat that bit a man had rabies — the 4th case in 2022

A bobcat that bit a Vermont resident was confirmed to be the fourth case of rabies in 2022. Rabies is most often found in raccoons, skunks and bats.

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Vermont retires daily COVID-19 data dashboard How to find risk info

Vermont is retiring the COVID-19 data dashboard that was updated daily in favor of publishing a weekly report. Where else people can get information.

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Vermont state employees mostly complied with vaccination, testing mandate

About 93% of state employees attested to being vaccinated. Some faced discipline for failing to get vaccinated, wear a mask or get regularly tested.

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Vermont House fails to override Phil Scott s just cause eviction veto

Advocates say they aren t ready to give up fighting for tenants rights after Gov. Phil Scott s veto of the just cause eviction bill was upheld.

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