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Les Gibbs, nearly 80 and HIV-positive, keeps living a full life during the coronavirus pandemic
Patients make their way back after brush with COVID-19
Nursing homes feel staff shortage
Vermont’s free COVID-19 testing reaches White River Junction

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COVID-19: Winooski cluster grows bigger; Vt. restaurants and bars reopen

By WILSON RING - 6/8/20

The outbreak of COVID-19 that began in the city of Winooski on Memorial Day has grown to 62 cases, including 24 children, and spread to other...

Six who attended UVM basketball playoff contracted COVID-19

By KATIE JICKLING - 6/7/20

BURLINGTON — A global pandemic was the last thing on the minds of fans as the University of Vermont men’s basketball team pulled out a 81-74...

D-HH receives millions from federal CARES Act, faces budget shortfall

By NORA DOYLE-BURR - 6/1/20

LEBANON — Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health received nearly $89 million in CARES Act funding from Washington and tapped tens of millions of dollars in...

Dartmouth-Hitchcock gets OK to start construction on patient tower before completing traffic improvements

By TIM CAMERATO - 5/31/20

LEBANON — Construction of a $130 million patient tower at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center can now get underway after city officials last week...

Patients make their way back after brush with COVID-19

By NORA DOYLE-BURR - 5/30/20

While Bob and Kathy Eddy were laid up with COVID-19 in late March, friends and neighbors “came out of the woodwork” to help them.One neighbor, with...

For vulnerable seniors, reopening doesn’t end isolation

By NORA DOYLE-BURR - 5/29/20

WEST LEBANON — As the pandemic hit the Upper Valley in early March, Ann Perbohner hunkered down at home.Early on, she said, she focused on sorting...

Nursing homes feel staff shortage

By RICK JURGENS - 5/24/20

COVID-19 has killed dozens of residents of New Hampshire nursing homes and set off a scramble to find and keep on the job the caregivers and other...

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health takes out $125 million loan

By NORA DOYLE-BURR - 5/23/20

LEBANON — Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health took out a $125 million bank loan earlier this month to increase its access to cash as the COVID-19 crisis...

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