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In rural Vermont, vaccine participation is some of the highest in the nation
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Vermonters ages 16 and up can now register to be vaccinated for COVID-19. Over the weekend, those between the ages of 16 and 18 were given the green light to sign up for their dose. Vermont’s health department says they’re impressed by the number of people in this new age bracket who have registered already. Seeing 11,500 new appointments just by noon on Monday. According to Tracy Dolan, Deputy Commissioner of Vermont Health Department, 34% of Vermonters 16 to 17 years old, have either registered or received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccination. Burlington High School athlete, Declan Kervick, is one of them. “It was a pretty easy process it seemed like, people were able to look at their phone and within a minute be like… oh? I have a vaccine, ” said the pro-frisbee player. On the bus ride home from a game Saturday evening, he says, he and the majority of his teammates were excited to see they had upcoming vaccination appointments. “Everybodys pretty excited
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MONTPELIER â The courts are preparing to hold back-to-back jury trials in May after the jury trial restart in Windham County fell through last month. Officials have greenlighted eight courthouses to resume jury trials amid the pandemic, but they donât include those in Bennington County.
Windham County will get another shot at paving the way for the resumption of jury trials, with a jury draw set for May 17 in Brattleboro, according to Stateâs Attorney Tracy Shriver.
Three more counties have also scheduled jury selections next month: Windsor on May 20, Washington on May 24 and Rutland on May 26-28. The others that have gotten approval â Caledonia, Chittenden and Lamoille counties â will be up in June, said Vermont Chief Superior Judge Brian Grearson. But when â or where â the stateâs first jury trial in more than a year will happen is left to be seen. Court officials and the public defende
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Can you feel it? Spring is tugging us outside, begging us to shed our hats, mitts, coats and oh, heavens maybe even our masks. After a year of carefully considering COVID precautions, the promise of vaccines and the nicer weather have many of us grasping for the light at the end of the tunnel.
Matt Bonner a musician, writer, producer and entrepreneur from Cornwall has been feeling this way since the New Year when he wrote “Daylight,” a song envisioning “coming back together, hope and connection and daylight.” He recently coordinated with 20 other local musicians to produce a music video that premiered two weeks ago during Porter Auxiliary’s fundraising event “Laughter Is The Best Medicine.”
Conference Provides Training for Municipal Officials
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