Tiny Vermont town attracts ‘Beetlejuice’ enthusiasts to famous horror film location
East Corinth, Vt. – A Hub for “Beetlejuice” Fans For nearly four decades, East Corinth, Vermont, has attracted numerous fans of the cult classic “Beetlejuice,” who are eager to explore the filming locations of this quirky horror film. With just about 1,500 residents, the town has become a notable destination among cinema enthusiasts and those […]
Efforts to maintain telehealth access in Vermont as Medicare reimbursements remain suspended for four weeks
Telehealth Access Challenges in Vermont after Medicare Changes For many patients at All Brains Belong, a community health clinic in Montpelier, accessing care through virtual appointments has been transformative, especially during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. As telemedicine becomes more commonplace, Mel Hauser, a founding physician at the clinic, noted that many patients are able […]
Vermont senator commends Trump on border issues while criticizing Biden.
Bernie Sanders Acknowledges Trump’s Immigration Policies In a recent episode of The Tim Dillon Show, Sen. Bernie Sanders offered unexpected praise for President Donald Trump’s approach to immigration, suggesting that Trump has “done a better job” than President Biden when it comes to border security. Sanders encouraged Democrats to revisit a more enforcement-oriented stance on […]
Body discovered while searching for missing Vermont college student Lia Smith
Body Found in Search for Missing Vermont College Student A body was discovered while searching for a missing Middlebury College student last seen about a week ago. Leah Smith, a 21-year-old from California, was last observed on campus on the night of October 17. The college reported her missing that Sunday. Smith, a trans woman, […]
Body discovered in the search for missing Vermont college student Lia Smith
A body was found while searching for a missing student from Vermont who disappeared nearly a week ago. Leah Smith, 21, was last seen at Middlebury College on October 19, and the school reported her missing a few days later. On Thursday, around 1:30 p.m., Vermont State Police and rescue personnel discovered the body in […]
Authorities are looking for Lia Purcell Smith, who is missing from Middlebury College in Vermont.
Search Underway for Missing College Student in Vermont Authorities in Vermont have initiated a large-scale search for Leah Purcell Smith, a 21-year-old student who has gone missing from Middlebury College. In a statement, the college’s Vice President for Student Affairs, Smita Ruzicka, alongside Vice President for Safety, Demitria Kirby, indicated that they are coordinating with […]
Vermont locals annoyed by changes affecting tourists wanting to see autumn leaves
Some New Englanders Are Growing Weary of Leaf-Peepers In Vermont, some locals are expressing frustration with the influx of tourists, often referred to as “leaf peepers,” who come to admire the fall foliage. While the tourism industry is vital to the state’s economy—bringing in about 2.5 million visitors each autumn—some residents feel overwhelmed by the […]
Vermont state senator considering all of my choices after GOP group chat backlash
Vermont Senator Sam Douglas (R) is facing pressure to resign after being linked to a controversial group chat. This follows reports that young Republican members made racist, anti-Semitic, and homophobic remarks, along with some violent jokes about political opponents. In a press statement, Douglas apologized to his constituents, claiming he was “unaware” of the harsh […]
Vermont Blue Advantage will not offer any plans in 2026.
The Vermont Blue Advantage will stop offering Medicare Advantage plans in the state by 2026. On October 1, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont announced that its Vermont Blue Advantage program would cease to provide coverage for 26,000 people in its individual Medicare Advantage plans next year. Additionally, all current employer-sponsored retirement plans will be […]
50,000 people in Vermont will look for new Medicare options as key insurers leave the market.
MONTPELIER, VT Approximately 50,000 residents of Vermont are now on the hunt for new health insurance after two major Medicare Advantage providers recently announced their exit from the market for small and medium-sized businesses and individuals. Blue Cross Blue Shield and United Health are both withdrawing from Vermont’s individual Medicare Advantage plans, leaving many seniors […]