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Source: The Coronavirus Pandemic Weighs Heavily on Chronically Ill Vermonters | Health Care | Seven Days | Vermont’s Independent Voice

Source: Vermont produces record-breaking 2.2 million gallons of maple syrup

Source: UVM outlines plan for August reopening, with social distancing

Source: The city of Burlington has a new use-of-force policy

Source: Magic Hat leaving Vermont, moving into New York facility

Northern New York faces the same challenges. Source: Woolf: Don’t count on influx of urbanites to solve Vermont population woes – VTDigger

Source: Scott extends Vermont’s Covid-19 state of emergency to July 15 – VTDigger

Source: Covid-19 Roundup: State’s cases at 1,110; prisons test Covid-free – VTDigger

Source: Vermont plans to reopen K-12 classrooms in the fall – VTDigger

Source: Hundreds of Burlington residents call for defunding police department – VTDigger

Source: Coronavirus updates: Multiple towns reporting cases associated with Winooski outbreak

Source: Six who attended UVM basketball playoff contracted Covid-19 – VTDigger

Source: Vermont reopens indoor dining, lifts some travel restrictions

Source: Vermont health officials report 36 new cases of COVID-19; no new deaths

Source: Vermont is more open than New York, but get ready to quarantine for two weeks if you want to go there | NCPR News

Source: George Floyd’s Death Spurs Vermonters to Call for Police Reform | News | Seven Days | Vermont’s Independent Voice

Source: Burlington City Council postpones action on wealth tax

Source: Cluster of Covid-19 cases in Winooski hits 7 people – VTDigger

Source: Birchwood nursing home totals 21 deaths, now deemed free of Covid-19 – VTDigger

Source: Burlington councilor pitches new city taxes – VTDigger

Source: Burlington Police Department vandalized and damaged following protest

Source: Over 1 million gallons of non-disinfected wastewater released into Lake Champlain

Source: The Deeper Dig: The hunger problem ahead – VTDigger

Source: Hundreds protest against death of George Floyd in Burlington and Montpelier – VTDigger

Source: Vermont reports no patients hospitalized for COVID-19 Wednesday