Adiah Gholston
News Producer (Afternoon)-
Organizations in Vermont plan to increase the number of refugees they take in this year to roughly 600 people. But the state鈥檚 housing crisis could get in the way.
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Snowfall will begin tonight at 10 p.m., with 2 to 6 inches expected throughout the state. That should transition to rainfall tomorrow morning.
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A winter storm headed for the state could bring strong gusts and wet snow that turns to rain heading into Wednesday morning.
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Southern Vermont is expected to see the highest amount of snowfall.
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Sober-curious, abstaining or just don't like the taste of alcohol? Many drinks can still feel celebratory even without the booze.
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Multiple pounds of butter, sugar, honey, flour and eggs make up the Woodstock Inn and Resort's giant gingerbread house.
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The Northeast Organic Farming Association of Vermont's matching program allowed people who used SNAP benefits at farmers markets to earn additional coupons to spend on local food.
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With thousands of outages in eastern Vermont, power crews will be working all night to restore powerThis morning, nearly 12,000 households reported outages. As of this evening, that number is down to 6,000. But it may take longer to fix due to individual outages.
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In this year鈥檚 Spotify Wrapped, listeners got to see what towns and cities fit their music taste 鈥� and a lot of people are headed to Vermont. And: how Vermont's inclusive arts scene might have been at play in getting you here.
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Powdered wigs, white men, aristocracy 鈥� these are just a handful of images and stereotypes associated with the world of classical music. But what if we鈥檙e wrong? In this episode, guest hosts James Stewart and Adiah Gholston talk with teenagers, composers and professors to unpack some of our assumptions around classical music: Where its roots really lie, who it鈥檚 made for, and where it鈥檚 headed.