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Mental health urgent care center coming to Brattleboro - VTDigger (opens the original)
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This story by Chris Mays was first published in the Brattleboro Reformer on Sept. 24, 2026. Starting in January, 24/7 walk-in services at a new mental health urgent care center are expected to be offered at a location in Brattleboro. Health Care & Rehabilitation Services will receive $3.6 million in grant funding from the Vermont Department of Mental Health to develop the center, an announcement states. The services provider said the project will create “a much-needed community-based option for
New book traces Twin States’ cultural split to the soil itself - VTDigger (opens the original)
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This story by Molly Hughes was first published in the Valley News on Sept. 24, 2026. New Hampshire puts “Live Free or Die” on its license plates. Vermont’s motto is “Freedom and Unity.” Brian Porto expected the slogans to be mostly branding. Instead, “I was surprised at how accurate I concluded it was,” said Porto, a professor emeritus at Vermont Law and Graduate School. Free Staters came to New Hampshire looking for the smallest government and lowest taxes. “When you put a big sign (that) says
Vermont farmers feel impacts of staffing cuts at USDA - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Several years ago, Ben Haigh, a small-scale dairy farmer in Shoreham, received $50,000 in federal funding from an arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture to put up fencing around his farm, infrastructure he felt was essential for his operation. But lately it’s been a different story for Haigh: In more recent years, he applied again for the same kind of financial assistance and got turned down twice, without much explanation from the Natural Resources Conservation Service, the USDA agency that
Grant funded initiative seeks sustainability for regional birthing services - North Country Now (opens the original)
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BRATTLEBORO — A new grant will help Brattleboro Memorial Hospital and other hospitals, community health organizations, social service providers and other regional partners plan for the future of maternity and newborn care in Southeast Vermont. BMH said it received $3.1 million in Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) funding to lead the regional effort to develop “a sustainable model” for delivering the services. Hospitals apply for the federal grant through the states. Groups will come tog
Grant funded initiative seeks sustainability for regional birthing services - Shelbyville Times-Gazette (opens the original)
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BRATTLEBORO — A new grant will help Brattleboro Memorial Hospital and other hospitals, community health organizations, social service providers and other regional partners plan for the future of maternity and newborn care in Southeast Vermont. BMH said it received $3.1 million in Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) funding to lead the regional effort to develop “a sustainable model” for delivering the services. Hospitals apply for the federal grant through the states. Groups will come tog
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