Advocates, providers and community members across Vermont have expressed concern about a slate of planned service cuts across the University of Vermont Health Network.

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Vermont has lost dentists faster than almost any other state, and children’s oral health has deteriorated, according to the nonprofit Voices for Vermont’s Children.

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She is pursuing Harvard’s first major in animal studies and, at Oxford, plans to study legal philosophy and explore the question of how callousness to suffering and violence occurs.

In turn, the veteran officer Fred Whitcomb agreed to retire and not disparage the police department or its officers in any way.