Health Care: Johnson Health, displaced by the 2023 floods, plans to move into a larger space at Vermont State University’s Johnson campus in January, expanding substance-use treatment and primary care for Lamoille County. Public Safety: Vermont State Police say metal tire-spiking devices damaged six vehicles on roads in Jay, Westfield and Lowell; drivers are urged not to handle them and to report suspicious objects. Guard Homecoming: About half of Vermont’s 86th Infantry Brigade returned from nearly a year in Germany, where soldiers trained Ukrainian forces; more are expected home. Outdoors: Rifle deer season runs through Nov. 29, with hunters allowed one legal buck and required to report it within 48 hours. Local Economy: Vermont Pub and Brewery poured its last beers after 38 years, citing difficulty recovering business since 2020. Workforce: A new report finds Vermont women working full time earn a median $6,800 less annually than men, pointing to occupational segregation and parenthood as key factors. Research: UVM launched a center focused on modeling complex systems, including community resilience, infectious disease and environmental change. Sports: Bellows Falls won a record 14th state football title, beating Otter Valley 46-14; Maine also handed No. 20 Vermont hockey a 3-1 loss.