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COVID-19: Relatives are welcome at Dartmouth College vaccine clinics Modified: 4/28/2021 8:52:44 PM HANOVER — The COVID-19 vaccination clinics at Dartmouth College next week will be open to family members of Dartmouth students, staff and faculty regardless of where they reside, college officials announced. The hope is that the clinics will help get the college and community up to the 70% to 90% vaccination rate that is necessary to achieve herd immunity, Provost Joe Helble said during a virtual community conversation on Wednesday. “We are not yet there on our campus,” Helble said. As of...

Small, unpermitted huts offer a lifeline to homeless people but stir controversy in Hartford Scott Alexander, left, reacts to news from Vermont State Health Officer for the Town of Hartford Brett Mayfield, right, on Wednesday, Dec. 16, that his shelter, located on railroad land in White River Junction, Vt., will be taken down along with two others at the site. Mayfield visited two camps with the structures to inform residents that they have been deemed unsound by the town and try to connect them with housing before a winter storm expected overnight. (Valley News - James M. Patterson) Copyrigh...

Thu, 12/17/2020 - 4:13pm -- tim Vermont Business Magazine The Vermont Community Foundation announced today that—in partnership with many of its generous fundholders—$169,711.94 in Spark Connecting Community grants has been awarded to 64 nonprofit organizations for local projects in communities across the state, including some nonprofits that serve residents in multiple counties. Of the total funding awarded, $77,950 was made possible by Giving Together, a program at the Community Foundation that shares grant proposals with fundholders and donors to give them the opportunity to co-fund pro...