Is low-level collegiate athletics important? Why?

Low level of competition, lack of competitiveness, inability to recruit as well, inability to hire more qualified coaches. That’s all massively detrimental to the collegiate athlete experience. This isn’t a participation league, it’s collegiate athletics. How is this not an issue?

> Sure he should get permits

That is the issue. He refused to follow the laws about how you can develop property.

>if Daniel Banyai was removed from situation...

Yeah if it wasn't zoned.

> Zoning laws aside they’re completely in their right to discharge firearms and larp as a militia member on their property.

Nobody is trying to stop people from shooting guns on their property.

>It comes down to the town and the people trying to dictate what a private citizen does on their personal property because they disagree with him and his views.

No it has nothing to do with views. You don't know the area if you think this is an anti gun type of town. It is 100% because he didn't get the zoning permits required.

I run an industrial business near by Pawlet. I have the state and town up my ass about any building activities I do. The process to get quotes AND permits in a way that actually allows a contractor to execute a project is a massive pain in the ass. That said, I follow the laws because they are very straight forward.

It takes a person with a victim mentality have see the laws laid out and think "nope I will just not follow the laws and I don't expect to experience any consequences."

Thank you for sharing this! Great orgs and I’m always happy for a reminder of our local orgs that need our support. Sorry to see a lot of hate and bigotry coming out of the woodwork in response to this. Unfortunately not shocking though.

Sharing Vermont orgs to support is very much Vermont-specific. Also, we do have LGBTQ+ folks in Vermont and yeah, this applies to them and their loved ones. If you don’t care to see it you can scroll on by.

Maybe there’s a different reason this post triggers you folks? Might want to reflect on that.

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Because riding the current trend, that has nothing to do with Vermont in order to get money, is bullshit.

Pride Center, is great. I don't know anything about other organization, so can't speak to that, but this isn't Vermont related.

I also understand localizing news, but again, nothing to do with Vermont.

Here's a story about a guy and a scooter, we should petition to get more scooters in Vermont! Localizing something unrelated to Vermont and still doesn't belong here.

You can just keep scrolling instead of displaying your hatred and ignorance for all to see. Just a thought 🤷‍♂️ thanks for letting us know though.

If you are interested in fruit trees, sour cherries do great in our climate. I have a small orchard. We pit and freeze them and use them year round for baking and they are awesome with pork tenderloin. Sour cherry juice is anti inflammatory as well.

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> He works in Stowe

When the notch road closes in winter, his 1 day a week commute from Grand Isle is going to be rough, no?

Your neighbors to suffer from Rowling or Harry Potter?

There is no issue about asking for donations and being supportive, when it makes sense and is local.

This has nothing to do with Vermont.

Try Pawuette’s, Gardener’s Supply/Williston, and Horsford.

Might want to try posting in Front Porch Forum asking if anyone is dividing their plants and giving some away for free.

Same, plus a cold-roof design and a 12/12 pitch...when that snow slides off...it has some serious force and distance!

The point isn't harry potter, the point is "here are local programs you can donate to". Riding a current trend for exposure of a good cause seems fine to me. Taking issue with it feels more like trying to undermine the sentiment rather than actually being upset about harry potter not being a Vermonter.

It also seems to be full of anti-jewish themes and other thinly veiled hate.

I wish our pittie was cool with other female dogs - if she was, we’d take Konane in a heartbeat! But I’ll share this with my neighbors!

Generally, the people that live here in Vermont are supportive of one another. That is what this is asking for/about. I think it belongs here because I don't want my neighbors to suffer. YMMV.

Seems to be the official strategy of the far right. Trump lives and breathes that strategy.

SunRun still leases, SunCommon stopped like 9 years ago in favor of ownership.

It’s hilarious how you people just forgot about colds 😂

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They're what we use. Modular and scalable lithium batts. Hefty bois but they work great

Why lead acid? We're off grid with Storz Lithium and they're great with zero issues on installation, insurance, power level usage, or maintenance. Lead acid meanwhile, we used to have to balance them and you'd muck them up if you ran them down too low too often.

No one’s arguing the legality of setting up a meth lab or SA on your property. Laws absolutely exist for these reasons.

However I think it’s a bit of an overstep to dictate what structures and activities they can do on their property. Sure he should get permits, but if Daniel Banyai was removed from situation and the members opened a sporting club and registered the property as it’s clubhouse would the outrage still be the same? Zoning laws aside they’re completely in their right to discharge firearms and larp as a militia member on their property. Even if they act like complete dicks.

It comes down to the town and the people trying to dictate what a private citizen does on their personal property because they disagree with him and his views.