Peter D'Auria

The lawsuit over Middlebury Chapel — formerly known as Mead Memorial Chapel — is not fully resolved yet. But a Vermont Superior Court ruling last week closed the door on ordering Middlebury College to restore the chapel’s old name.

The Guidon, Norwich’s student-run newspaper, has been barred from publishing for the entirety of the fall semester. The situation has raised concerns about censorship on campus.

Norwich has drawn criticism for its suspension of The Guidon, which came after the newspaper published multiple articles critical of the university’s administration.

Republicans, who have eyed the seat for years, hope that a moderate candidate and frustration over affordability will be enough this time to flip it.

Citing a decline in primary care patients, the Bellows Falls federally qualified health center plans to shut its doors Jan. 1.

The incumbent secretary of state, attorney general, treasurer and auditor — none of whom faced competitive challengers — were cruising to victory Tuesday evening.

The accountable care organization, a subsidiary of the University of Vermont Health Network, announced Wednesday that it plans to halt operations by the end of 2025.

OneCare Vermont, an accountable care organization aiming to reform how health care in Vermont is paid for, will shut down at the end of 2025, the organization announced Wednesday.

College administrators say the formerly suspended newspaper is free to begin publishing again. Students say there is still an inappropriate level of oversight.

The health care network plans to eliminate a transplant department at UVM Medical Center and an inpatient psychiatric unit at Central Vermont Medical Center, offload some dialysis programs and close two clinics in the Mad River Valley.