Dead Creek, Green River Res, extreme south end of Shelburne bay all come immediately to mind.

so you shared the pic of blowing snow and nothing from/of the Barn?

Thanks!

I am going to posit here that this FTX topic is indeed an important Vermont story of ongoing importance, and part of that argument goes to my refrain regarding no magical borders to protect Vermont.

I picked that "no magic borders" up as a concept and phrase through discussions regarding Vermont's sales taxes. It was one of those phrases that I heard from those folks who pointed out how a higher sales tax on one side of the Connecticut River would result in more business for the other side where a sales tax didn't even exist. (Yes, Vermont and New Hampshire)

The massively corrupting influence of big money in ALL of our politics, just like the sales tax, knows no magical borders that will protect us.

You can shut me out all you want. I honestly couldn't care. But don't shut out the corruption of big money in our politics. (And yeah - if you've reached this point - I've won, because you'll remember the big money out of politics thing.)

Not singularly but yes it is now a part of our story

Basically, it was named after a British military officer, so the State changed it to Bristol.

Rama's take: it is a Vermont story, and it is an important story for Vermont.

I'm happy to interact. In fact that's why I post and comment.

This subreddit was in the top 5% of numbers well before I came along. I didn't make this sub, and I don't mod it. At any time folks can down vote my stuff into a single, pathetic little line that let's one know somebody posted something there. Hell, the mods can boot me out.

This isn't my place.

Just don't expect me or even yourself to respond to comments who's only value is to express dissatisfaction with the poster.

Here you go.

http://www.vvoice.org/?module=displaystory&story_id=1407&format=print&edition_id=118

>FTX represents the largest political campaign fraud in US history

Maybe it's the largest that's been so thoroughly exposed, but I doubt it's the largest. It's almost impossible to tell with campaign finance laws being so weak.

Thank you!

And…spam.

Buffalo soldiers were a term given to black soldiers who served in the west. The reference, unfortunately, had to do with the similarities between their hair and the buffalo’s. Before you write, it’s just part of our history.

That's what she said.

You just stated why it's ironic.

Stop trying to make fetch happen

If the car is dead, dead it won't go into neutral. So let's hope for their sake it still had range.

Sorry, did you mean to send modmail?

Generally, no, it's not.

I’ll bite, but with a caveat.

FTX represents the largest political campaign fraud in US history with our newly elected House Rep unwittingly being one of the largest benefactors of that fraud.

So, given the currently known facts, yeah it’s a VT story.

But I wanna hear your take Rama. Just pitching a grenade through a window and watching/hoping to see carnage is really boring for the rest of us.

It's Ironic because the incentive was to bring young people to Vermont but now we have a lot of "younger" people that have moved here but they are working remote for non-Vermont based companies. Now people are upset because everything is so short-staffed here, but where was the incentive to get the people running the state to stay? Now they can't afford homes, their pay hasn't increased in years and the cost of living is ridiculous, the people that are working for local places are working 2+ jobs, it's just not sustainable.

So ultimately the whole remote incentive plan kind of backfired.

Is it a Vermont story? No.

Are small parts of it a Vermont story? Yes, but not every detail of it is Vermont centric. If want to talk about it, talk about the Vermont bits.

The ski industry is not a Vermont story. Talking about skiing in the Alps or Alaska or Japan is not a Vermont ski story, even though we have skiing. A ski industry story that is based on or talks about Vermont, is a Vermont story.

You keep posting the same garbage and expect different answers. There's a reason people tell you to stop spamming. Stop seeking attention on reddit.

I had no idea they were stationed at the fort. Cool. I wonder where

https://preview.redd.it/w690ey9tzrka1.jpeg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=4a0b083fcfb65720e5a46ce60e22f47a6b60514a

I doubt a rag tag group of South African/Dutch fighters named their unit after native American tribes though.

Yes this is it. The shit was a visible indication of the problem. Cars didn't solve the problem, they hid it, moved it elsewhere, out of site. Which means we are less likely to solve it.

More like Wh.