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Racial slur, question on Indigenous identity in virtual calls prompt VT officials to respond

Racial slur, question on Indigenous identity in virtual calls prompt VT officials to respond
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Vermont officials responded to two separate incidents that occurred during virtual calls this week, including the use of a slur and a question around the validity of Indigenous identity.
One involved the use of the n-word during a Senate Transportation Committee meeting Wednesday. Another came on Tuesday from NEK-TV s Steve Merrill during Gov. Phil Scott s COVID-update conference after he asked a question about Indigenous identity that some considered offensive.
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Holiday Gatherings, Travel Impacting Vt. Virus Numbers

Vermont ranks second in the nation in the pace of receiving and administering COVID-19 vaccines per 100,000 people, Human Services Agency Secretary Mike Smith. ....

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Health Officials Alert For Rally Related COVID Cases

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Vermont health officials are watching for any impact from Vermonters returning from the rally and mob attack on the U.S. Capital on Wednesday.
A bus of Trump supporters returned to Vermont Wednesday night and pictures circulating on social media show them without masks or practicing social distancing. Vermont Health Commissioner Dr. Mark Levine said the pictures show a clear lack of compliance to guidelines while on the bus or when the group was in Washington. “Communication went out to everyone on the bus we recommend very strongly quarantine testing.”
Dr. Levine said the Health Department does not have regulatory power to enforce quarantine when someone has not been determined to have COVID-19. ....

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Drive-in lawmaking, masked Mardi Gras: News from around our 50 states

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Tuscaloosa: The University of Alabama is requiring that students who will live on campus for the spring 2021 semester must be tested for coronavirus, officials said. The tests must happen within seven days of their arrival, no later than Jan. 19. The spring semester will begin Jan. 13. The university will offer free testing, or students can choose to get tested before returning to Tuscaloosa. Test results are expected to be provided within 24 hours to three days. The spring reentry testing is only required for those living on campus, including in residence halls and fraternity and sorority houses. In addition to reentry testing, the university is continuing to conduct a variety of testing for all students, including sentinel, for-cause, exposure and symptomatic testing. More details about the testing can be found on the university’s website. ....

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