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Howard Weiss-Tisman

Howard Weiss-Tisman

Reporter for Southern Vermont & the Connecticut River Valley at Vermont Public Radio

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Why are Vermont co-ops so successful?

When question-asker Kate Phillips moved to Vermont, she was surprised to find three different food co-ops within driving range of her place. She then received a notice from her new electric company – yet another co-op! So, she started to wonder: What is the history of co-ops in Vermont? Why are they…
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Vermont regulators likely to delay changes to solar net meter payme...

The state is updating the solar net metering rules, but the Public Utility Commission did not make structural changes to how incentive payments are formulated — as some advocates called for.
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Broadband rollout inches forward as fiber cable is delivered to Ver...

A group in Vermont pre-purchased 2,000 miles of fiber optic cable, which is starting to arrive in the state. But workforce shortages and equipment delays still threaten to slow down deployment.
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How a new accessible trail in Manchester was designed ‘for the comm...

The All Persons Trail at the Manchester Cedar Swamp Preserve has been packed since its opening last month.
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As youngest Vermonters wait on vaccines, child care centers navigat...

Children under 5 still can’t get vaccinated, but Vermont is opening up and relaxing mask guidelines.
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Youth council bill would give young Vermonters a voice in the State...

Lawmakers are debating a bill that would establish a 28-member youth council to work with the Legislature and the governor.
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State regulators approve smaller than requested rate hikes for two ...

The Green Mountain Care Board rejected a request by UVM Health Network to raise its rates by 10 percent, and will only allow a reduced increase.
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It’s not just COVID. Vt. hospitals face financial challenges headin...

The Green Mountain Care Board has finalized its budgetary targets for 2023, and some hospitals say inflation will make it hard to meet those benchmarks.
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Vt. lawmakers and town officials debate the future of the closed Wi...

The Southeast State Correctional Facility in Windsor has been closed for four and a half years. The state is trying to figure out what should be done with the property.
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Vt. regulators are giving solar developers an extra year to deal wi...

The Public Utility Commission has extended solar development permits by one year because developers can not get the equipment they need to complete projects.
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Afghan refugees find housing, education and friendship on Brattlebo...

Former School for International Training teachers are volunteering time to lead ESL classes for Afghan refugees, who have also been living on campus.
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Organic Valley will take on up to 90 northeast dairy farms dropped ...

Organic Valley, a farmer-owned dairy cooperative based in Wisconsin, has offered new contracts to up to 90 farms across the Northeast, which stood to lose their contracts with the company Horizon Organic.
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Poll shows more people dissatisfied with broadband service, even th...

Over the past three years, more Vermonters have hooked up with high-speed broadband service. But the latest VPR-Vermont PBS poll shows that more people today are not happy with the service they have.
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Pandemic once again forces Vt. towns to adjust plans for Town Meeti...

As COVID continues to spread, Vermont towns must decide how they want to hold their town meeting in March.
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Reporter debrief: Vt. has detected 3 omicron cases, officials say m...

After huge spikes, state data show COVID cases and hospitalizations are down in Vermont.But during the Scott administration’s week press briefing on Tuesday, officials said the reprieve is expected to be temporary as the omicron COVID variant becomes more dominant.
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New one-year residency program supports new nurses just getting the...

Southwestern Vermont Medical Center is the first hospital in Vermont to offer an accredited one-year residency program to its new nurses.
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Vt. anti-hunger advocates hope to maintain access, funding to food ...

The federal government relaxed some eligibility requirements for food relief programs during the pandemic. Anti-hunger advocates say the need will still be there even as the economy improves.
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With ARPA Money Coming In, Vermont Towns Make Plans To Spend Millions

As federal COVID relief money is delivered to Vermont towns and cities, local governments are making plans to use the funding.
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In Vt., Advocates Say Medical-Aid-In-Dying Patients Should Have Acc...

More than 70 Vermonters have used prescribed medicine to end their lives since state lawmakers passed the death with dignity law in 2013.But advocates say…
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In Ski Towns Second Homes Are Going Up, But Affordable Housing Is H...

The pandemic has caused a housing boom in ski towns, but as property values and short-term rentals increase, it’s getting harder for middle income Vermonters to find homes.
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‘Hear Their Thoughts And Their Words’: Brattleboro Word Trail Tells...

A new app leads listeners on a literary tour of southern Vermont.