SVHC Weekly Health Update: Nov. 25

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November 25, 2022

#1 in SVHC's 8-Week Healthy Holiday Challenge

Registered Dietitians Kristin Irace and Carley Colotti share the first challenge in SVHC's 8-Week Healthy Holiday Challenge. Get a fresh goal every Friday through January 13, and share your progress on social media with #SVHCHHC.

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Healthy Gift Ideas for All Ages

Our clinicians know just what your friends, family, and neighbors need this year. They share gift ideas that will improve your loved ones' health and yours.

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Diabetes Basics

We wrap up National Diabetes Awareness Month with this helpful review from Jill Robart, RN, CDE. Learn More.

Olympic Hopeful

Ivette Guttmann, MD, of SVMC Orthopedics, prepares to train to treat the world's most elite athletes. Read More.

Medical Matters Weekly Flashback

Revisit some of our most influential and inspiring guests. Watch Now.

Online Cooking Class

Interested in preventing or fighting cancer? Learn to cook delicious plant-based meals Dec. 8. Register Now.

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Shop and Support

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Fall Trout Stocking in Select Lakes and Streams In Vermont

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SPRINGFIELD, Vt. — The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department continues its new fall trout stocking program this year. 

This will mark the third consecutive year that trophy-sized brook trout and rainbow trout averaging 13-14 inches will be stocked into four ponds and one stream in southern Vermont in the fall.

"We're stocking more than 2,000 one-and-a-half-year-old trout between Knapp Ponds #1 and #2 in Cavendish, Lakes Paran and Shaftsbury in Bennington, and East Creek in Rutland," said Lael Will, a fisheries biologist with the department.  "This is a great opportunity for anglers to spend time fishing for some really nice stocked trout surrounded by Vermont's amazing fall foliage.  And, they can continue right through the winter, catching trout in waters where late season trout fishing was not an option before."

Fish from Bennington, Roxbury and Salisbury fish culture stations will be stocked starting in mid-October to allow for some harvest before the season switches to catch and release only in November. 

"Last year anglers shared with us that they loved the fall and winter opportunity created by this late season stocking," said Will.  "We're excited to continue these stockings and hopefully hear from more people taking advantage of these new trout fishing opportunities."

 

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