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A program to help BIPOC Vermonters buy homes. Plus, supplying the state with electric vehicles, new guidance for childcare centers, and five years of Milk With Dignity.

Why a company that planned to bring 250 jobs to Vermont abandoned their plan. Plus, work may begin on CityPlace, Canadian border COVID protocols may change, the emergency 911 system, and dozens of arts grants.

Vermont needs more slaughterhouses as the demand for local meat increases. Plus, a partial expansion for emergency rental assistance, looking at shootings in Chittenden County, a delayed vote on business incentives, and COVID-19 numbers.

Why cannabis stores will open slowly across the state. Plus, Burlington approves cannabis stores, Vermont ranks high in a voting access study, UVM plans to meet with state-recognized tribes, and a hunter is charged with shooting a fellow hunter.

Anglers await the arrival of muskellunge in Swanton. Plus, Jewish advocacy groups push back on UVM’s response to an investigation, Ben and Jerry accuse Unilever of violating their merger agreement, federal aid for water projects, and signs of life at the Burlington pit.

Funding from the USDA for forestry initiatives to fight climate change. Plus, money to increase diversity of restorative justice panels, the Jay Peak sale approved, and the first woman to pilot an F-35.