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Corey Dockser
Data JournalistCorey Dockser is Vermont Public’s first data journalist, a role combining programming and journalism to produce stories that would otherwise go unheard. His work ranges from complex interactive visualizations to simple web scraping and data cleaning. Corey graduated from Northeastern University in 2022 with a BS in data science and journalism. He previously worked at The Buffalo News in Buffalo, New York as a Dow Jones News Fund Data Journalism intern, and at The Boston Globe.
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More than 2,100 Vermonters have reported this month’s flooding damaged their homes, along with about 250 businesses.
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Los agentes del Servicio de Control de Inmigración y Aduanas (ICE) de EE.UU. en Vermont deportaron a una madre y a sus dos hijos antes de que la familia solicitara una suspensión de deportación, impactando a los defensores.
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ICE agents in Vermont deported a mother and her two children before they could apply for a stay of removal, shocking her supporters.
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Vermont was among the states affected by a faulty update to Windows servers that wreaked havoc around the world Friday morning.
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Hurricane Beryl brought dangerous floods back to Vermont exactly a year after last year's flood event.
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The tiny green insect expected to kill most of the ash trees in Vermont continues its advance, popping up across the state.
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A new law makes it illegal to dump more kinds of batteries in landfills and expands a manufacturer-funded recycling program.
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The number of emergency department visits tends to increase with the heat index, a measure that factors in both temperature and humidity.
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Nearly a third of the state's school districts failed to pass a budget for fiscal year 2025 on the first vote.
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For the first time since the pandemic, Green Mountain Transit has added five new electric buses to its fleet, bringing the total number to seven, or 10% of buses in operation.