Deleted Tweets From Phil Scott, R-Vt.

We are seeing our largest rise in cases since early spring. Like we did back then, Vermonters can rise to the challenge and slow the spread of COVID-19. To do this, we must strictly follow @healthvermont guidelines: -Limit Gatherings -Wear a Mark -Keep 6 feet apart

RT @OtterCreekBeer: No tour is complete without a #beer at the end. Thanks for stopping by @VTLabor! We're super proud to be one of 4 @OSHA_DOL SHARP-certified #breweries in the United States. #vtbeer #VTCapitol4aDay #thinkvt #AddisonCountyVT https://t.co/DmRv06BQlU

I want to thank the legislature again, including House and Senate Commerce and Economic Development Committees, for working with us on this to get this crucial support to Vermont businesses in need, and the teams at @VTDeptTaxes and @VTEconDev for their ongoing efforts. 7/7

@VSC_edu & @VTLabor are partnering to offer 100+ FREE classes and training to Vermonters whose jobs have been affected by COVID-19. This is a great opportunity to upskill, reskill & boost your resume for the many careers available in Vermont. Learn more at https://t.co/zL3Lp8G5e9 https://t.co/pR8mBGZzrZ

@VSC_edu & @VTLabor are partnering to offer 100+ FREE classes/training to Vermonters whose jobs have been affected by COVID-19. This is a great opportunity to upskill, reskill and boost your resume for the many careers available in Vermont. Learn more at https://t.co/zL3Lp8G5e9 https://t.co/PoFipRR4Po

I want to remind folks that I have extended the State of Emergency for another month. Again, this is a tool we need in order to continue to manage the public health risks of the pandemic, which has not gone away despite our success here in Vermont. 1/

To all Vermonters celebrating #RoshHashanah, I wish you and your family a happy and health new year.

To help make it easier for travelers to comply and for lodging facilities to help them do so, we’re also moving our travel map update and modeling presentation to Tuesdays. This will give folks a few more days to see the latest map and adjust their travel plans. 9/10

Agriculture is critical to Vermont’s rural economy and these dollars will keep our eye on the future. A strong dairy sector is essential to growing our economy. We’re so grateful for @SenatorLeahy’s leadership in creating these innovative programs and bringing them to Vermont. QT @SenatorLeahy: Leahy: Vermont’s Dairy Business Innovation Center To Receive Significant Funding Boost @GovPhilScott https://t.co/RIRKBAsGoQ)

Vaccines are an exceptionally safe method to prevent disease. Children are particularly vulnerable to vaccine-preventable diseases until they can be fully immunized. Ensuring routine vaccination is maintained, even during the pandemic, is essential for protecting pubic health. https://t.co/JZsGMp3FM8 QT @healthvermont: #Vaccines are tested to ensure they are safe and effective for your children. They are also monitored after they ar… https://t.co/vrcAL0HCtO)

RT @hansilowang: NEW: Republican Gov. Phil Scott of Vermont joins 7 Democratic governors of Oregon, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, Ne… https://t.co/MAFCSpfgoa

RT @GovPhilScott: / QT @mreeVT: Stayed @VTStateParks Emerald Lake this weekend. 12 year old came back from getting water and said “you’ll be tempte… https://t.co/vbJcAigYGJ)

Over the past several weeks my Administration has launched several economic relief and recovery grant programs. These funds are available for many individuals, businesses and organizations. You can review all the programs and find out how to apply ⬇️ https://t.co/eSRrimTC8S https://t.co/XCrVJqDvuE

RT @GovPhilScott: Vermont is so fortunate to have Dr. Mark Levine as ⁦@healthvermont⁩ commissioner. He and his entire team have been… https://t.co/HThdZPcMlv

@VTAgencyofAg: Several Vermonters have received unsolicited packages containing seeds that appear to have originated from China. Unsolicited seeds could be invasive species, could introduce diseases to local plants, or could be harmful to livestock. Do not plant. Read more ⬇️ QT @VTAgencyofAg: What to do if you receive unsolicited seeds in the mail in Vermont. Visit https://t.co/DS6s9zMUrA @VTAgencyofAg #VT https://t.co/STpUX2lKif)

The Health Department is working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about the tests and our investigation to help determine why there were so many false-positives at this non-Health Department facility. 3/3

A PCR test, which is recommended to confirm the antigen result, has been conducted for 52 of the 65 individuals so far. Of those 52 people, 48 tested negative. Four people tested positive and are considered confirmed COVID-19 cases. 2/3

As @healthvermont Commissioner Mark Levine, M.D. reportered today—in response to the reports of 65 positive antigen tests from a private facility in Manchester—1,613 people were tested through various sites in the area last week by the state. All but 5 were negative. 1/3

Although this is good news, we must remain vigilant. That means following @healthvermont guidelines. It’s up to all of us to keep these trends going. https://t.co/TzNh3HAqXl QT @bfp_news: Compared to neighboring states, Vermont has a much smaller population. Still, its deaths per capita are substantial… https://t.co/z169QNHMAd)

Vermonters: Completing the Census is a constitutional responsibility of all Americans. Please help our state and take 5 minutes to fill our your response https://t.co/xNQWXPk8m4. QT @VTWomen: #VT’s Census response rate is just 55.4%, compared to the national rate of 62%, meaning Vermonters could leave bill… https://t.co/DSapHeqiJB)

We are seeing our largest rise in cases since early spring. Like we did back then, Vermonters can rise to the challenge and slow the spread of COVID-19. To do this, we must strictly follow @healthvermont guidelines: -Limit Gatherings -Wear a Mark -Keep 6 feet apart

RT @OtterCreekBeer: No tour is complete without a #beer at the end. Thanks for stopping by @VTLabor! We're super proud to be one of 4 @OSHA_DOL SHARP-certified #breweries in the United States. #vtbeer #VTCapitol4aDay #thinkvt #AddisonCountyVT https://t.co/DmRv06BQlU

I want to thank the legislature again, including House and Senate Commerce and Economic Development Committees, for working with us on this to get this crucial support to Vermont businesses in need, and the teams at @VTDeptTaxes and @VTEconDev for their ongoing efforts. 7/7

@VSC_edu & @VTLabor are partnering to offer 100+ FREE classes and training to Vermonters whose jobs have been affected by COVID-19. This is a great opportunity to upskill, reskill & boost your resume for the many careers available in Vermont. Learn more at https://t.co/zL3Lp8G5e9 https://t.co/pR8mBGZzrZ

@VSC_edu & @VTLabor are partnering to offer 100+ FREE classes/training to Vermonters whose jobs have been affected by COVID-19. This is a great opportunity to upskill, reskill and boost your resume for the many careers available in Vermont. Learn more at https://t.co/zL3Lp8G5e9 https://t.co/PoFipRR4Po

I want to remind folks that I have extended the State of Emergency for another month. Again, this is a tool we need in order to continue to manage the public health risks of the pandemic, which has not gone away despite our success here in Vermont. 1/

To all Vermonters celebrating #RoshHashanah, I wish you and your family a happy and health new year.

To help make it easier for travelers to comply and for lodging facilities to help them do so, we’re also moving our travel map update and modeling presentation to Tuesdays. This will give folks a few more days to see the latest map and adjust their travel plans. 9/10

Agriculture is critical to Vermont’s rural economy and these dollars will keep our eye on the future. A strong dairy sector is essential to growing our economy. We’re so grateful for @SenatorLeahy’s leadership in creating these innovative programs and bringing them to Vermont. QT @SenatorLeahy: Leahy: Vermont’s Dairy Business Innovation Center To Receive Significant Funding Boost @GovPhilScott https://t.co/RIRKBAsGoQ)

Vaccines are an exceptionally safe method to prevent disease. Children are particularly vulnerable to vaccine-preventable diseases until they can be fully immunized. Ensuring routine vaccination is maintained, even during the pandemic, is essential for protecting pubic health. https://t.co/JZsGMp3FM8 QT @healthvermont: #Vaccines are tested to ensure they are safe and effective for your children. They are also monitored after they ar… https://t.co/vrcAL0HCtO)

RT @hansilowang: NEW: Republican Gov. Phil Scott of Vermont joins 7 Democratic governors of Oregon, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, Ne… https://t.co/MAFCSpfgoa

RT @GovPhilScott: / QT @mreeVT: Stayed @VTStateParks Emerald Lake this weekend. 12 year old came back from getting water and said “you’ll be tempte… https://t.co/vbJcAigYGJ)

Over the past several weeks my Administration has launched several economic relief and recovery grant programs. These funds are available for many individuals, businesses and organizations. You can review all the programs and find out how to apply ⬇️ https://t.co/eSRrimTC8S https://t.co/XCrVJqDvuE

RT @GovPhilScott: Vermont is so fortunate to have Dr. Mark Levine as ⁦@healthvermont⁩ commissioner. He and his entire team have been… https://t.co/HThdZPcMlv

@VTAgencyofAg: Several Vermonters have received unsolicited packages containing seeds that appear to have originated from China. Unsolicited seeds could be invasive species, could introduce diseases to local plants, or could be harmful to livestock. Do not plant. Read more ⬇️ QT @VTAgencyofAg: What to do if you receive unsolicited seeds in the mail in Vermont. Visit https://t.co/DS6s9zMUrA @VTAgencyofAg #VT https://t.co/STpUX2lKif)

The Health Department is working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about the tests and our investigation to help determine why there were so many false-positives at this non-Health Department facility. 3/3

A PCR test, which is recommended to confirm the antigen result, has been conducted for 52 of the 65 individuals so far. Of those 52 people, 48 tested negative. Four people tested positive and are considered confirmed COVID-19 cases. 2/3

As @healthvermont Commissioner Mark Levine, M.D. reportered today—in response to the reports of 65 positive antigen tests from a private facility in Manchester—1,613 people were tested through various sites in the area last week by the state. All but 5 were negative. 1/3

Although this is good news, we must remain vigilant. That means following @healthvermont guidelines. It’s up to all of us to keep these trends going. https://t.co/TzNh3HAqXl QT @bfp_news: Compared to neighboring states, Vermont has a much smaller population. Still, its deaths per capita are substantial… https://t.co/z169QNHMAd)

Vermonters: Completing the Census is a constitutional responsibility of all Americans. Please help our state and take 5 minutes to fill our your response https://t.co/xNQWXPk8m4. QT @VTWomen: #VT’s Census response rate is just 55.4%, compared to the national rate of 62%, meaning Vermonters could leave bill… https://t.co/DSapHeqiJB)