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WILLISTON — Learn how to salvage your storm-damaged family photos, artwork, textiles, media and other family treasures by meeting with preservation specialists at the Vermont State Fair and local Disaster

Fayette County commissioners unanimously resolved Wednesday to submit an application for consideration for funding in round two of the GigReady broadband program.

Berlin, Vt. – Gov. Phil Scott and the Vermont Agency of Transportation announced changes Tuesday to statewide vehicle incentive programs for residents with personal vehicles damaged by flooding.

BARRE — Barre Community Relief Fund has opened for applications.

BERLIN — Gov. Phil Scott and the Vermont Agency of Transportation (AOT) announced changes to statewide vehicle incentive programs for residents whose personal vehicles have been damaged by flooding, in

After reading all of the terrible news about the fires on Maui, it reminds me that we need to be very grateful to the first responders in Colorado who addressed the Marshall Fire. It is amazing that more people were not killed in the Marshall Fire. The Maui fire just emphasizes that.

/PRNewswire/ -- Awardco proudly announces the winners of the 2023 Recognize Awards, a prestigious accolade that celebrates organizations driving exceptional...

New bipartisan legislation on Capitol Hill aims improve the coordination of mental and physical healthcare with a funding and guidance to spur wider adoption of electronic health records for behavioral health providers. WHY IT MATTERS The Behavioral Health Information Technology Coordination Act was introduced by U.S. Sens. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., and Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., along with Reps. Doris Matsui, D-Calif., and Bill Johnson, R-Ohio. The bill would provide $20 million a year in...

The Behavioral Health Information Technology Coordination Act would also direct ONC and SAMHSA to develop voluntary standards for mental health electronic health records and work with CMS to promote their adoption and interoperability.

Hospitals wanting to test their mettle at electronically reporting clinical quality measures under the federally funded electronic health-record incentive payment program can now read up on details of a pilot reporting program, according to a CMS announcement.