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SOUTH ROYALTON — Vermont Law and Graduate School is scheduled to host three free clinics this month to help people affected by this summer’s flooding to apply for assistance. The first is scheduled to take place in South Royalton on Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Oaks 109 on the law school’s campus, 164 Chelsea Street. The other clinics are scheduled to take place in Ludlow and Barre in

FEMA announced today that flood-related damages that occurred between July 18 and July 21 are now eligible for federal assistance. Vermont saw the bulk of this summer's catastrophic flooding the week of July 10 — but another big storm hit the state later that month. And FEMA now says damage from that second round of flooding will also be part of the federal disaster declaration. Doug Farnham,

FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell described harrowing conditions in Maui after wildfires left at least 96 people dead, the deadliest American wildfire in over a century.

“Nothing can prepare you for what I saw during my time here and nothing can prepare them for the emotional toll of the impact that this severe event has taken,” Criswell told reporters at the White House Monday,

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