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"Pet owners who sleep with their dogs and cats or sit on the couch with them are more likely to find ticks crawling or attached on themselves."

Justice For Ralph asking for more from Barre City Police 3 years after disappearance of Ralph Jean-Marie

"You have the right to get that food in the way that you choose and the way that works best for your family," says Hunger Free Vermont.

GlobalFoundries brought together members of the tech industry to highlight women in STEM.

"Prepare for the worst, hope for the best," says U.S. Coast Guard ahead of warm weather on Lake Champlain.

Brush fires change fast: "It can be very fast moving from you can walk and put them out easily to you can't run fast enough," says one deputy fire chief.

"It's very prevalent in Vermont, in the country, and in the world."

"There's just more people than ever before who need help," says one nonprofit working to fight rising overdoses and addiction in Burlington.

"We had animals in one section of the building and humans being sheltered in another," said Donoghue, remembering 2011 flooding in Plattsburgh.

"Seeing it go away is sad for a lot of people but for us, we just didn't want it to go on without us," said Paquette.