We learn how e-waste is being re-routed and where it's being put to use, get an update on a new Irene Recovery status report and look at the week ahead in the State Legislature.

Vermont's Long Term Disaster Relief Fund has passed the $2,000,000 mark in the amount of money distributed to victims of Tropical Storm Irene. Fund organizers say they're still short of the money required to meet the ongoing demand for assistance. 

Vermont state officials say the cloud of uncertainty surrounding federal funding for recovery from Tropical Storm Irene has grown thicker. That's because two top officials with the Federal Emergency Management Agency have left the state.

A year after Hurricane Irene, some farmers are still grappling with the aftermath.

We discuss where post-Irene FEMA funding for state and town projects now stands, hear why some are unhappy with an agreement between  the public service department and FairPoint Communications and we get a lesson on making the biggest splash in the pool.

Vermont's annual anti-litter Green Up Day is taking on the added challenge of cleaning up debris left by Tropical Storm Irene in August.

We discuss the steps that a sexual assault victim goes through after an attack, Steve Zind updates us on how Irene Recovery funds have been distributed and we hear about a novel written in one-page serialized chapters.