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Vermont health officials caution against using the words ‘son’ and ‘daughter’
Vermont public health officials are encouraging teachers and parents to ditch the phrases “son” and “daughter” this back-to-school season in the name of classroom equity. “Use ‘child’ or ‘kid’ instead of ‘daughter’ or ‘son,’” reads an Inclusive Language for Families document published Wednesday on Facebook by the Vermont Department of Health. “This is gender-neutral and […]
West Nile virus detected in Colchester mosquitoes; first human case of Eastern equine encephalitis in Vermont since 2012 discovered in Chittenden County
COLCHESTER — West Nile virus has been found in Colchester mosquitoes this summer, according to Vermont Department of Health data collection done late last month. Each week from July to mid-October, mosquitoes collected from locations all over Vermont to be tested for mosquito-borne viruses. Although no human or animal cases of West Nile Virus have been reported in 2024 thus far, four of 50 pools of mosquitoes collected July 30 in Colchester tested positive for the virus — with a “pool” being a group of 1-50 mosquitoes of the same species collected at the same trap location and on the same date.
Man wanted in 2022 Vermont shooting arrested in NH
The man suspected in a fatal shooting in Vermont has been arrested two years later in New Hampshire, authorities said Wednesday. The body of Justin Gilliam, a 38-year-old from Springfield, Vermont, was found on the side of Greeley Road near Spencer Brook in the town on June 6, 2022. Vermont State Police said they were investigating his death as a homicide — Gilliam was shot in the head.
Rutland named one of ‘Best Small Towns to Live in the U.S.’ by Travel + Leisure
Staff report Travel + Leisure magazine named Rutland No. 7 of its Top 12 best small towns to live in the U.S. “These small towns are some of the country’s most sought-after communities to call home, according to real estate experts,” the article stated. The magazine classifies “small towns” as those with less than 25,000 […]
Major Vermont health care players in dispute over alleged overcharges
Blue Cross Blue Shield says that the University of Vermont Medical Center charged prices higher than allowed by state regulators — something the hospital denies. Read the story on VTDigger here: Major Vermont health care players in dispute over alleged overcharges.
Fort Ti presents Brown's raid battle reenactment
TICONDEROGA | Fort Ticonderoga will present a two-day battle reenactment highlighting the epic 1777 Brown’s Raid Sept. 14-15. Now, more than 247 years later, guests will witness this real-life dramatic story unfold, as Patriot Colonel John Brown leads a surprise attack against British troops garrisoning Fort Ticonderoga. Programming throughout...
AVOID Driving During These Times This Weekend In New York
The "record-breaking" summer travel season will continue this weekend. Here's when you should AVOID driving in New York. This Labor Day weekend will be one of the busiest ever when it comes to travel. Labor Day Travel Up Nearly 10 Percent. AAA says "this year's record-breaking" summer travel season will...
Person in NY dies from listeria outbreak linked to Boar’s Head deli meats: CDC
NEW YORK (PIX11) – At least nine people died from listeria following a massive outbreak connected to Boar’s Head deli meats, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A person from New York was among the six people who recently died, the CDC said. Health officials previously confirmed three deaths from listeria, including […]
Forget the Almanacs! What Are the Experts Outlook on Winter in New York
The two Farmer's Almanacs have released their winter predictions. What does the National Weather Service have to about New York?. The Old Farmer's Almanac has been predicting the seasons for more than 225 years. This winter it's calling for mild & dry conditions. In the Northeast, including New York a...
Say Goodbye To Gortex Clothing In New York State?
The summer heat and humidity are still holding strong here in New York State. In fact, some cities recorded their hottest days ever this August. But for those who have lived here long enough, we know that the cold days are not that far away.
Ranked-choice voting roundup: ballot measure records and legislation reviews
Welcome to the Thursday, Aug. 29, Brew. Here’s what’s in store for you as you start your day:. Ranked-choice voting roundup: ballot measure records and legislation reviews. Incumbent Tom Suozzi (D) and Michael LiPetri Jr. (R) campaign on local issues in race for New York’s 3rd Congressional District.
September Car and Bike Shows in New York
Lots of time to catch a car show or two this Fall. Just because the temperatures are cooling doesn't mean the car events aren't hot this in September. Add a few of these events to your Fall calendar. Come with your car to the show or just come with friends and family to enjoy the show.
SUNY chancellor to expand Educational Opportunity Program
SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. recently announced that the Educational Opportunity Program will expand graduate programs in mental health studies and engineering during an Aug. 20 visit to SUNY New Paltz. The program, which enrolls students who meet certain educational and financial guidelines into SUNY schools, has helped over...
Thursday’s Headlines: Hot Enough For Ya Edition
Look, it was too hot yesterday to give a big lead-in to today's headlines, but I did get to dunk in the D&D Pool on my way home (no pictures — cellphones are mercifully banned at city pools). So let's get to the news from a slow day:. It's...
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