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AI is reshaping how Vermont’s doctors care for patients
AI scribe technology is being used by doctors to reduce the burden of paperwork and clinician burnout, while also improving the quality of patient visits and potentially expanding the scope of care.
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5mLebanon High's Oscar Gulledge Receives NFF Honors
Oscar Gulledge, an All-State linebacker and team captain for Lebanon High School, was recognized by the New Hampshire-based Joe Yukica Chapter of the National Football Foundation as one of its 38 scholar-athletes, and was also the recipient of the Donald E. York Scholarship Award.
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6mAfter years of stifling heat, Vermont invests nearly $10.5 million in prison air conditioning
Vermont has approved its largest investment in prison cooling systems in recent years, allocating nearly $10.5 million to install permanent air conditioning in two state correctional facilities by 2027.
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4mPolice: Body in water, overturned canoe prompted investigation in Grantham
Police are investigating an unattended death after a body was found in the water near the Eastman Pond Boat Launch, and the death is considered suspicious due to the lack of witnesses.
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8mWoodstock Union High School commencement celebrates graduates' strong bonds
Woodstock Union High School's class of 2026 celebrated their graduation with a ceremony featuring a performance by the student Speakchorus, speeches from the principal, class president, salutatorian, and valedictorian, and a recitation of the school's Alma Mater.
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4mTrack & Field: Kondi, Kyei-Aboagye and Perdrizet claim New England championships
Georgia Kondi won the shot put in a close contest at the New England Track and Field Championships, while Sebastian Perdrizet won the triple jump and Nina Kyei-Aboagye won the 100 meters.