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People Finally Flocked to Vermont. It Didn't Last.

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Vermont faces challenges that have bedeviled rural areas for decades: how to hang onto young people and draw in new residents? Cash-strapped towns in and around rural America are
The article discusses the phenomenon of people moving to Vermont during the peak of the remote work trend spurred by the global health crisis, only to find that the allure of rural life didn't last for everyone. Initially, Vermont saw an influx of new residents attracted by its natural beauty, lower cost of living, and the promise of a quieter, more community-oriented lifestyle. However, as the world began to return to normal, many of these newcomers faced challenges such as harsh winters, limited job opportunities, and a lack of urban amenities, leading to a notable exodus. This trend has left Vermont grappling with the implications of a transient population, affecting local economies, housing markets, and community structures. The state now faces the task of retaining these new residents or adapting to a fluctuating population dynamic.

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