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The pandemic has shifted even more of our lives online. So what's being done to address Vermont's internet inequities?That's what Maggie Eppstein of�

Vermont reporters provide a roundup of top news takeaways about coronavirus, new broadband access and more for Wednesday, Oct. 7.Want VPR's daily news in�

The challenges of remote learning when not everyone can get online. Plus, the state’s budget, former candidates� support for Democratic nominee David�

When Vermont students start the next school year in four weeks, many won’t have full access to the internet they need for remote learning.The COVID crisis�

Vermont electric utilities have teamed up with community-based internet providers and national partners to potentially win federal money to build out�

COVID-19 has highlighted the need for broadband access, as students learn remotely, employees work from home, and health services are accessed�

With the COVID-19 pandemic, life’s a little strange for all of us right now, including a tow truck driver in North Wolcott. Plus, the shift to online work�

The COVID-19 crisis and the resulting school closures and stay-at-home orders have highlighted the digital divide that separates the broadband haves from�

As wireless companies continue to roll out 5G � the next generation of wireless technology � advocates worry this latest high-speed update will widen the digital divide.