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An ownership group with links to COVID-era investigations and recent charges of inflating staffing reports is facing public criticism as it attempts to purchase five skilled nursing facilities in Vermont. Comprehensive Health Management principal Ephram “Mordy” Lahasky appears on loan documents related to the pending purchase, according to financing documents submitted to state regulators and obtained by a Vermont newspaper. But itâs Lahaskyâs wife (not the man himself ) who is listed as one of three potential buyers on the actual application, meaning state officials reviewing it may not have cause to review Lahaskyâs complicated web of long-term care investments. ....
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AARP Vermont Encourages Residents to Participate in Emergency Broadband Benefit Program New federal initiative can save eligible Vermonters up to $50 on high-speed internet Vermont Business Magazine AARP Vermont is encouraging residents who are without access to high-speed internet, or struggling to afford it, to look into the recently launched Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) program. The EBB is a $3.2 billion Federal Communications Commission (FCC) program to help Americans access the affordable, high-speed internet they need during the COVID-19 pandemic. “The pandemic has shown our reliance on high-speed internet,” said Greg Marchildon, AARP Vermont state director. “But too many Vermonters are being left behind. Patients navigating telehealth, students learning remotely, and loved ones staying connected with family members by video chat are only a few of the critical tasks that require a high-speed connection.” ....
3:28 The Vermont Attorney General has reached a first-in-the-nation settlement with a telecommunications company that will prevent it from routing international robocalls into the state. Robocalls are the top complaint received at the Vermont Consumer Assistance Program. According to Attorney General T.J. Donovan, nearly 160,000 such calls hit Vermont every day and in March 2021 alone the state received about 5 million of the scam calls. Republican State Senator Randy Brock is a co-sponsor of a bill that would prohibit robocalls in the state. “Robocalls are sort of like an electronic mosquito, Brock said. We constantly find them buzzing around our head and occasionally they bite and actually take blood. They are not just an annoyance but they are a danger. And they’re so ubiquitous. Just as an example when the chief of staff of the Attorney General’s office was testifying in one of our committees she got a robocall. One of the senators on the committee go ....