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American Red Cross to assume CVPH Blood Donor Center’s responsibilities

Plattsburgh, NY, June 11, 2026 – Today’s Plattsburgh Press-Republican reports that 30 UVM Health Network positions are being cut in Clinton and Franklin Counties. The Blood Donor Center’s responsibilities are being transferred to the American Red Cross. The PR has an in-depth story on the cutbacks. Overall,  the UVM Health Network is eliminating 142 positions. […]

A dairy company that’s been in Vermont for more than 125 years is closing its processing facility later this summer.

Almost 100 workers to lose jobs  Click here for the Vermont Public story 

UVM Health Announces Elimination of 76 Positions

Changes Are Part of Ongoing Work to Improve Affordability and Long-Term Sustainability UVM Health Statement, June 9, 2026 – BURLINGTON, Vt. – University of Vermont Health today informed employees that 142 positions have been eliminated. Of those, 76 positions have been permanently eliminated, and 66 will be posted as new roles with restructured job descriptions. […]

UVM Health cuts 142 jobs — an estimated $9 million in staff positions

Click here for the vtdigger story 

SUNY Plattsburgh’s Lake Champlain Research Institute received a much needed upgrade in the form of a new research boat

LCRI replaces old research boat with new 36-foot, high-tech vessel

STEWART’S CONTINUES EXPANSION ACROSS UPSTATE NEW YORK AND VERMONT

Posted on May 26, 2026 Stewart’s Shops is investing $55 million this year to expand, renovate and rebuild shops across upstate New York and Vermont. “There is a growing need for fresh, quality food and beverages, plus our award-winning milk and ice cream and other services,” said Stewart’s Shops president Chad Kiesow. “We are committed […]

A Green Mountain lithium rush? Don’t go digging just yet.

Federal officials are hyping a USGS lithium study covering parts of Vermont and its neighbors. Geologists urge caution. Click here for the vtdigger story 

No sleep till Brooklyn: Biking from Montreal to New York

Over the course of six days, two friends biked nearly 450 miles from just outside Montreal down to Brooklyn Click here for the Adirondack Almanac story 

UVM Health must cut expenses by $300 million in three years, independent liaison finds

It’s a goal that the hospital network agrees it needs to meet, in a marked shift toward cooperation. Click here for the vtdigger story 

Clinton County to Place Historic Samuel de Champlain Painting with Champlain History Center

Clinton County, NY, May 5, 2026 –  – Clinton County is pleased to announce that a significant historic painting depicting Samuel de Champlain will be placed in the care of the Samuel de Champlain History Center in the Village of Champlain, ensuring its long-term preservation and public accessibility. The large-scale oil painting, measuring approximately 114 […]

Record visitations at New York’s Olympic Authority venues surpassing 1.2 million visits

Growth Driven by Global Events, Tourism Partnerships, and New York’s Leadership in Winter Sports and Athlete Development Albany, May 3, 2026 – Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that visitation to New York State’s Olympic Regional Development Authority (Olympic Authority) venues has surpassed 1.2 million visits during the 2025-26 fiscal year, setting a new record and […]

Caught between floods, a housing crisis and funding denials, Barre’s North End recovery remains stalled

The neighborhood was hit hard by flooding in 2023 and 2024. Two and a half years later, little has changed. Click here for the vtdigger story 

A major Newport Vermont employer supplies helmets used by ICE

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The push for smaller, cheaper plug-in solar panels gains momentum in New England

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Grand Isle County’s top prosecutor cited for DUI

The arrest comes two years after a state prosecutor in Addison County was similarly arrested for drunken driving.  Click here for the vtdigger story 

Burlington man accused of shooting 3 Palestinian college students found competent to stand trial

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Anatomy of a forest project

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Invasive insects, disease now kill more trees in the Northeast than logging, study finds

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Airborne’s 72nd season slated to begin Sunday

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As Trump’s Iran war continues, the Vt. Air National Guard remains overseas — without a return date

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National Weather Service: Freezing Ran & High Winds Tonight

Freezing rain is expected in portions of eastern Vermont tonight with total ice accumulations ranging from a glaze to around one tenth of an inch. Winds are also expected to gust as high as 25-45 mph late tonight into Friday. Slow down and use caution while traveling.

Elizabeth “Betsy” Vicencio honored as Irish Person of the Year

April 3, 2026 – Editor’s Note – I missed the email with this Chamber of Commerce news release. I know Betsy. She is a very nice lady who truly deserves this recognition.  Plattsburgh – (3/17/2026) | The North Country Chamber of Commerce continued a beloved community tradition this morning as it hosted its annual St. […]

Gas utility and housing trust to build Vermont’s first ever geothermal-heated neighborhood

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See inside the spacious new terminal at Burlington International Airport

Construction has been ongoing since October 2024 with a cost of $68 million, made up of mostly federal money Click here for the Vermont Public story 

Vermont labor board overturns Gov. Scott’s return-to-office mandate for state employees

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