Nancy Eve Cohen
Nancy Cohen covers southern Vermont's recovery from Tropical Storm Irene. Her work is supported by the VPR Journalism Fund.
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With today鈥檚 announcement about the closure of Vermont Yankee, residents in Windham County say the news is a mixed bag.Some in the local community鈥�
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Cities and towns and-nonprofit groups can still apply for federal funding to help communities recover from Tropical Storm Irene and other floods that took鈥�
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In the aftermath of Tropical Storm Irene, nine committees formed around the state to help people get back into secure housing. Today some of those鈥�
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In the wake of Tropical Storm Irene a number of groups sprung up to help people recover. The largest is the Vermont Disaster Relief Fund. The fund has鈥� -
Although it鈥檚 been nearly two years since Tropical Storm Irene hit Vermont, there are still people who are in the process of recovering. The state鈥檚鈥� -
Vermont鈥檚 Disaster Case Management Program, which helps people recover from Tropical Storm Irene, was supposed to wrap up its work at the end of August,鈥� -
Most people who lost their home in Tropical Storm Irene have had access to some kind of government help. But for many of those whose land washed away鈥� -
Interactive Map of VCF Irene FundsThe morning after Irene, the phones at the Vermont Community Foundation didn鈥檛 stop ringing.鈥淲e sat down as a whole鈥� -
When Tropical Storm Irene raged through Vermont it shattered homes and businesses, roads and bridges. 1,400 households were displaced. Many people were鈥�
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As George Thomson strides through his partially-built house he tosses words of encouragement to carpenters working there.鈥淗ello! Doing Some Trim?鈥� He鈥�
