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Few have contributed as much to Vermont journalism over the past half-century as @jimwelchvt. I'll miss working alongside him, but I'm psyched we're renaming @vtdigger's internship program in his honor: vtdigger.org/2023/06/14/as-j…
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At a Friday morning press conference, Vermont officials urged motorists to get off the roads by 4 p.m. "After that, all bets are off and you are taking a tremendous risk," said Public Safety Commissioner Jennifer Morrison. vtdigger.org/2022/12/23/majo…
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Been about five years since I first read this, on the English language's *completely universal but totally invisible* adjective hierarchy, and I can honestly say I've thought about it most days since.
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I know it's 5 pm on a Friday, but I really think you should read @mdghty's excellent big-picture takeout on Delta in Vermont: vtdigger.org/2021/10/01/delt…
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Thrilled to finally announce a number of hires and promotions we’ve been working on at @vtdigger these past few months. Congrats, @tiffgtan, @sarah_mearhoff, @NewsByLiora, @real_batmander, @rirob111, @ehcotton & @loladuffort: vtdigger.org/2021/09/09/vtdi…
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Credit where it’s due to ace @vtdigger photog @GlennVermont!
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Amber and Scott Hoyt, who own Hoyt Hill Farmstead in Tunbridge, have seen 3 cows die after they found pieces of wire in the cows’ feed.
They believe the wire was left on their fields from a telecom project and chopped by a mower. ICYMI:
vtdigger.org/2021/07/11/dair…
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Vermont business owners: Are you having a hard time finding employees? If so, could I talk to you?
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Hunter Kehoe, wearing jeans and work boots with his scarlet graduation robe, took about an hour to drive 18 miles from Green Mountain Hay’s farm in Charlotte to Essex Junction.
vtdigger.org/2021/06/16/cham…
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Join @vtdigger and cover energy & the environment in VT, one of the richest beats in a state that has a long history of engaging with interesting climate ideas. Here are some deep dives I love. (1/) vtdigger.org/vtdigger-energy…
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From the Eric Carle Team: It is with heavy hearts that we share that Eric Carle, author & illustrator of The Very Hungry Caterpillar and many other beloved classics, passed away on 23rd at the age of 91.
Thank you for sharing your talent with generations of young readers.
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begging yall to read one (1) book
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This @seamuspmcavoy story has it all: alpacas, (alleged) fraud, a radio show about cryptocurrency and a pizza joint known as Rasta Pasta.
God bless.
Man used PPP loan to start alpaca farm in Vermont, authorities allege
vtdigger.org/2021/05/04/man-…
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Sweet and well-reported @katie_jickling remembrance of M.D. Drysdale, the scribe of Randolph. #vtpoli
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Are you reuniting with family members? Traveling? Sitting down at your favorite restaurant? Getting that haircut you’ve been putting off for a year?
VTDigger wants to hear your stories about emerging from the pandemic.
vtdigger.org/liveblog/what-d…
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We've heard a chorus of business leaders blame expanded unemployment benefits for their staffing woes. Talk to out-of-work Vermonters and you'll hear a different story.
vtdigger.org/2021/04/28/the-…
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Interested in covering Vermont’s business, workforce and economy for a thriving nonprofit newsroom?
You should be!
The deadline to apply for this position at @vtdigger is May 2. Please share w/ friends and email me w/ Qs at [email protected].
vtdigger.org/vtdigger-busine…
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New from @AbbyRab: The new climate solutions journalism takes climate change’s reality and importance as given, and goes forward from there, in what feels like a healthy human decision to endure.
cjr.org/covering_climate_now…
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Thinking of Darnella Frazier who filmed the death of George Floyd at 17 and quite literally changed the world. She testified there are nights she stays up “apologizing & apologizing to George Floyd for not doing more.” But, she did so, so much to get to this murder conviction.