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Vermont mosquitoes: How to prevent bites, West Nile, EEE

The Vermont Department of Health has received its first batches of mosquitoes to test for diseases, according to State Epidemiologist Patsy Kelso.

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Vermont Department of Health announce new changes to website

Vermont's Department of Health will be phasing out its daily "COVID-19 Case Report Dashboard" starting next week.

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Omicron subvariant found in wastewater not indicative of surge

Although levels of COVID-19 in Burlington's wastewater have slightly increased, they are still far below levels seen during the omicron surge.

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State reflects on two-year pandemic - The Mountain Times

State reflects on two-year pandemic - The Mountain Times
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Valley News - Vermont dropping indoor, school masking guidance March 14

MONTPELIER The Vermont Department of Health will no longer recommend public indoor masking for all Vermonters as of March 14, officials said at a news conference Thursday.“As our statewide hospitalization rate is low, and hospitals are no longer.

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