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Basin Harbor Introduces 'PAW-SH' Pet Package for Lakeside Retreats in Vermont

Basin Harbor Introduces 'PAW-SH' Pet Package for Lakeside Retreats in Vermont

Basin Harbor Introduces 'PAW-SH' Pet Package for Lakeside Retreats in Vermont
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Where is the best Halloween street in the US? Nationwide search is on

Where is the best Halloween street in the US? Nationwide search is on

Where is the trick-or-treatiest street in the country? Reese's is hosting a contest to find out. See which streets made the short list of 150.
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States and cities sue over Trump's EPA eliminating rule that limits emissions from power plants

States and cities sue over Trump's EPA eliminating rule that limits emissions from power plants

States and cities are suing the Trump administration for repealing rules that limit planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants fueled by coal and natural gas
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Church Street Marketplace Commission Urges Governor Scott for Increased State Support in Burlington

Church Street Marketplace Commission Urges Governor Scott for Increased State Support in Burlington

The Church Street Marketplace Commission in Burlington, Vermont, has formally requested additional state support from Governor Phil Scott to address growing challenges in the downtown area. The commission, which oversees operational policies for the marketplace and includes local business representatives, sent a letter outlining several key actions. These requests include continued Vermont State Police patrols in Burlington, state funding for a year-round low-barrier emergency shelter, the reinstatement of the Community Accountability Court, and a comprehensive plan to expand mental health services. The appeal comes as downtown businesses express concerns about public safety, homelessness, substance use, and unmet mental health needs, with some businesses reportedly facing potential closure within months due to these issues. Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak has voiced support for several of the commission's requests, particularly regarding the emergency shelter and mental health services, emphasizing ...
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Burlington Businesses Urge Governor Scott for State Intervention on Public Safety Issues

Burlington Businesses Urge Governor Scott for State Intervention on Public Safety Issues

Burlington business owners, represented by the Church Street Market Commission, have formally appealed to Governor Phil Scott for state assistance in addressing public safety concerns in the city's downtown area. This plea follows previous requests from Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak and the Burlington City Council, which Governor Scott had reportedly dismissed. The commission's letter emphasizes the economic significance of Burlington, noting that Chittenden County contributes a quarter of Vermont's total tax income and that Burlington is the state's primary tourist destination. They argue that a crisis in Burlington directly impacts the entire state. The letter describes downtown Burlington as being in a 'state of emergency' due to issues such as open drug use, untreated mental health problems, and low-level crimes like shoplifting, many of which are linked to the homeless population. The business owners are seeking specific interventions, including state help in finding a location for a 100-bed homeless she...
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6 New York destinations named healthiest fall getaways

6 New York destinations named healthiest fall getaways

Six New York towns and cities were named among the healthiest locations to spend time outdoors this fall, according to a new study.
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Senator Luján Supports Bill to Expand Financial Aid Access for Students with Disabilities

Senator Luján Supports Bill to Expand Financial Aid Access for Students with Disabilities

U.S. Senator Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) has expressed support for the Higher Education Grant Flexibility Act, a bill reintroduced by Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.). This legislation aims to expand access to federal financial aid for college students with disabilities who require reduced course loads as an accommodation. The bill would allow these students to remain eligible for the same amount of certain federal financial aid as full-time students, even if they are taking fewer courses. Senator Van Hollen emphasized that higher education opens doors to opportunities for students with disabilities, but many still face barriers to earning their degrees. The legislation has garnered support from several other senators, including Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii), Cory Booker (D-N.J.), and Alex Padilla (D-Calif.).
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Vermont State Government Seeks Grants Administrator for Forests, Parks and Recreation Department

Vermont State Government Seeks Grants Administrator for Forests, Parks and Recreation Department

The State of Vermont's Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation is actively seeking to hire a Grants Administrator. This position is crucial for managing all outgoing grant awards and amendments within the department. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring grant compliance with internal, state-wide, and federal policies, as well as approving and processing subrecipient invoices. Key duties also include managing grant information in various software programs, preparing financial reports from large datasets, and becoming proficient in grant policies such as Bulletin 5. The role requires an individual with proven grant or project management experience, familiarity with Microsoft Office, and a proactive professional approach. The position is based in Montpelier, requiring at least three days of in-office work per week, with the option for two days remote. The department emphasizes its commitment to creating a welcoming, safe, and inclusive workplace.
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These 14 train journeys may be the best way to see fall foliage

These 14 train journeys may be the best way to see fall foliage

Scenic rail journeys offer front-row views of autumn colors, charming towns and mountain landscapes perfect for family trips.
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Boston College Men’s Hockey 2026 Roster Countdown: #14 Landan Resendes

Boston College Men’s Hockey 2026 Roster Countdown: #14 Landan Resendes

Name: Landan Resendes Position: Forward Year: Sophomore Number: 14 Height: 5’10” Hometown: Marlborough, MA Last Season: Landan Resendes became a key part of BC’s forward depth in his freshman season, skating in 34 of the team’s 36 games in mostly a fourth line role. His numbers weren’t all that impressive, just three goals and three […]
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California Enacts Law Banning 'Ghost Tickets,' Industry Experts Call for Stricter Regulations

California Enacts Law Banning 'Ghost Tickets,' Industry Experts Call for Stricter Regulations

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed AB 1349 into law, which prohibits the sale of 'ghost tickets' or speculative ticketing. This practice involves scalpers advertising tickets for resale before they actually possess them. The legislation aims to protect consumers who have been defrauded by such schemes, which have affected attendees of major events like the FIFA World Cup and Taylor Swift's Eras tour. While the bill was passed after two years of legislative effort and lobbying from entities like StubHub and Live Nation, amendments were added in its final stages. These amendments exempt resale markets, such as StubHub and SeatGeek, from being defined as speculative ticket sellers, shifting the legal responsibility primarily to individual ticket brokers. Governor Newsom, in his signing statement, acknowledged that the measure appears to take an 'uneven approach' and encouraged further work on the bill.
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Choice Hotels Expands Upscale Portfolio with Six New U.S. Openings

Choice Hotels Expands Upscale Portfolio with Six New U.S. Openings

Choice Hotels Expands Upscale Portfolio with Six New U.S. Openings