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Henry Epp

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Henry worked for ¿ªÔÆÌåÓý as a reporter from 2017 to 2023.

  • How Governor Phil Scott plans to approach the next legislative session. Plus, moderate levels of the flu in Vermont, Casella plans to keep raising rates, and a hydroelectric project in Swanton.
  • A community space in Burlington lets chefs take over a few days a week. Plus, an economic forecast, how the winter could affect the electric grid, Christmas tree prices, and COVID-19 numbers.
  • A couple in Derby opens their doors to Ukrainian refugees. Plus, Gov. Scott creates a paid family leave program which advocates say doesn’t go far enough, a forest in central Vermont is conserved, and Bread and Puppet Theater expands in Glover.
  • How longtime cannabis growers fit into the new legal market. Plus, fixing Vermont’s emergency dispatch system, Gov. Scott supports legal sports betting, F-35 night flights, and remembering Ray McNeill.
  • After almost 50 years, auctioneer Ernie Stevens is closing shop. Plus, Democrats choose a speaker of the House, the state seeks feedback on electricity regulation, and remembering Pete Sutherland.
  • How Vermont is providing sex ed as the country debates abortion access. Plus, more details about GlobalFoundriesâ€� layoff plans, the challenge of using federal COVID relief money, and endangered bats.
  • GlobalFoundries will lay off close to 800 employees in coming weeks as the semiconductor company anticipates a downturn in demand for its products.
  • Concern over an animal tranquilizer showing up in Vermont’s illicit drugs. Plus, COVID-19 numbers, the eighth death at a state prison this year, a lawsuit over logging, and DEI efforts at the state Supreme Court.
  • A look inside the daily life of two home health aides. Plus, the state continues to see strong revenues, the Scott administration rolls out a new pandemic grant program, and wreath makers face the challenges of a warming climate.
  • How hospitals are strained by caring for long-term patients. Plus, a committee weighs sports gambling policies, a rare parasitic disease is found in Vermont, and a judge dismisses a charge against a state trooper.