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More bailouts for nursing homes? Why Vermont has given millions to keep care centers afloat.
Vermont has provided $38 million in state and federal Medicaid dollars to bail out nursing homes struggling with staffing costs, while also investing in workforce development to address the…
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4mDartmouth students flee North Main Street home as early morning fire erupts
Dartmouth students were safely evacuated from a West Lebanon residence following a second-alarm building fire early Thursday morning.
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3mMan accused of assaulting child released
Trevor Edson, a 39-year-old White River Junction man indicted on four counts of sexual assault involving a 10-year-old boy in Canaan, was released on personal recognizance with several conditions following his September 18 court appearance.
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4mCampion Rink to unveil latest renovations
WEST LEBANON — James W. Campion III rink officially reopened last week after a second phase of renovations was completed. The public is invited to celebrate the milestone on Saturday with a program and a chance to hit the ice. Saturday’s festivities, set from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., will include remarks and a ribbon-cutting, […]
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2mLebanon opens new $3.86 million roundabout at Mechanic, High & Mascoma streets
Lebanon officials announced that base paving is complete on the $3.86 million roundabout project at the Mechanic, High and Mascoma street intersection, which is scheduled for full completion in June 2027.
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6mAs pharmacies across Vermont close, North Star Health opens 3 new ones
SPRINGFIELD — In the era of independent pharmacy closures and ballooning drug costs, a new pharmacy that charges less for drugs seems counterintuitive, if not impossible. But that’s exactly what North Star Health, a Federally Qualified Health Center that operates medical clinics in Vermont and New Hampshire, did when it officially launched three new pharmacies […]