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The Importance of Farmstands and Farmers' Markets

Details: Created on Tuesday, 04 May 2021 19:56; Written by Alexandra Huff

AROUND THE NEK - With the warm weather, farmers' markets and farmstands are blooming once again in the Northeast Kingdom. The work of farmers and artisans did not stop for COVID-19, and many are excited to get back into the community as restrictions lift.

Moose Lodge Changes Bylaws to Allow Women in Power

Details: Created on Tuesday, 04 May 2021 14:32; Written by Alexandra Huff

ST. JOHNSBURY - Gender equality is finally a reality at the Moose Lodge in St. Johnsbury as a new board of officers was sworn in on Sunday.

"I didn't want her to come in, I didn't want the cookies."

Details: Created on Wednesday, 05 May 2021 17:59; Written by Hailey Morgan

AROUND THE NEK-A Newbury woman went to go visit her father with the intent of bringing him some cookies, but instead, she was shot.

Spring Sports Are Back

Details: Created on Friday, 16 April 2021 13:26; Written by John Habershaw

Around the NEK - It's been almost a year since Vermont has seen a baseball hit, a softball thrown, or track and field competetors competing in their respective events throughout highschool due to COVID-19.

Vaccine Plans For Out Of State Students

Details: Created on Friday, 09 April 2021 13:40; Written by Nick Fish

VERMONT - With increasing covid infections, more vaccinations, and rapidly changing safety guidance it has all led to some confusion over whether out-of-state students attending Vermont colleges are eligible for vaccine clinics in Vermont.

Vermont Schools Receive Covid Relief Funds

Details: Created on Wednesday, 31 March 2021 12:26; Written by Nick Fish

VERMONT - Last week, President Biden announced another wave of federal Covid relief money for schools. This time, a package worth $81 billion dollars will help cover Covid relief and school reopenings for K-12 schools across the country.

Three Foot Distancing In Classrooms

Details: Created on Friday, 26 March 2021 22:01; Written by Nick Fish

VERMONT - Since Vermont schools re opened in September after having to move remote in March due to the ongoing pandemic. Most schools in the state re opened with a new hybrid learning style, just one-way schools have been navigating during the pandemic. But, Vermont officials and Vermonters want students back in the classrooms full time as soon as possible.