Erin Petenko

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Local property dispute lands tea farmer in hot water

Local property dispute lands tea farmer in hot water BARRE — On a cool, damp morning in Barre, Amber Collett Terway harvested her resin calendula flowers with nothing but a plastic bin and her bare hands. The sticky yellow flowers, valued for their medici... See more

sponsoredverticals.com•Erin Petenko•Aug 2, 2026

Central Vermont Medical Center names new president

Central Vermont Medical Center has named Marc Kosak, a hospital executive from Connecticut, to serve as its new president and chief operating officer, the hospital announced Wednesday. Kosak plans to start at the Berlin-based medical center on July 20. He... See more

vtdigger.org•Erin Petenko•Jul 16, 2026

Vermont faces an emergency blood shortage from summer donation lull

Alex Blair received so many blood transfusions during her leukemia treatment that she lost count after 100. The Cambridge native received multiple types of blood products daily just to survive before her stem cell transplant in 2019. “By the time that you... See more

vtdigger.org•Erin Petenko•Jul 16, 2026

High temps and high winds: What to know about Vermont's possible severe weather today

Vermont is expecting a triple threat of heat, wildfire smoke and severe storms — including the possibility of tornadoes — from Tuesday afternoon into Tuesday night and possibly beyond, the National Weather Service reported. The weather service has taken t... See more

vtdigger.org•Erin Petenko•Jul 14, 2026

Vermont has long treated air conditioning as optional. A warming climate could be changing that. | National | dailycorinthian.com

For generations, air conditioning in Vermont has been treated less as a necessity and more like a luxury. That might be changing. kAm“%96J 5@?’E 6G6? =@@:6C w62E:?8 2?5 pr :? q2CC6 “%96J ;FDE 766= :E”k^Am kAm%96 }2E:@?2= (62E96C $6CG:46 92D :DDF65 2? 6IEC... See more

dailycorinthian.com•Erin Petenko•Jul 1, 2026

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Local property dispute lands tea farmer in hot water

Central Vermont Medical Center names new president

Vermont faces an emergency blood shortage from summer donation lull

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