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MinkDingus t1_jaccnzh wrote

This bill was designed around specifically protecting and not including the four traditional independent schools. It was endorsed by the school boards association, the principal's association, superintendent's association, and the national education association AKA the NEA the largest Union in the state. It's so rare to find an issue but all four of these groups unanimously agree on.

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ZoltanElders t1_jaccftp wrote

I’m one of the DM’s at the Burlington location, and indeed we do! Saturdays running 2-7 with a $10 entry fee and a free snack.

We are in the last section of the Descent into Avernus campaign, yet anyone is still welcome to stop on by.

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Planague t1_jacb8d7 wrote

It's not as fast for me as they advertised, but faster than the DSL I had with Consolidated before, and much faster than Xfinity was for me when I tried it. That was a huge disappointment, it was actually slower than my DSL...

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djrstar t1_jac976x wrote

Independent schools have been serving rural towns without public schools since 1869. If the issue is discrimination, act 173 and the 2200 series rules have addressed that. At minimum, they should study the economic impact of this bill on rural communities. Beyond the four traditional academies (all of whom oppose this bill, BTW), towns like Sharon, North Bennington, Kirby, and much of SW Vermont have good, long standing relationships with independent schools that have served those communities needs so well that their economies have come to rely on that relationship.

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WikiSummarizerBot t1_jac8wcr wrote

Spousal privilege

>In the common law, spousal privilege (also called marital privilege or husband-wife privilege) is a term used in the law of evidence to describe two separate privileges that apply to spouses: the spousal communications privilege and the spousal testimonial privilege.

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internetmeme t1_jac8ddo wrote

I’m in TX but no you typically see the same doctor at all of your appointments throughout the entire pregnancy and then hopefully they can be on call or working when it is delivered, but in our case for our 2 kids it was someone else that delivered it. It’s all a package deal. Maybe this place you are referencing has an atypical arrangement?

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JMChaseArt t1_jac8bzj wrote

I just saw an article that the Mid Vermont Christian School forfeit their basketball game because there was a trans player on the opposing team. They school filed for state money, with the caveat that they refuse to “give up” their rights to not follow Vermont’s equal rights laws in terms or treatment of LGBTQ+ people and more. I think it’s more than fair that the state is considering denying this funding.

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New_Button228 t1_jac82b1 wrote

"There's no atheist in the foxhole" it doesn't matter if you practice religious beliefs or not at the very core everyone believes in some sort of higher power when put to the test. I don't say this to offend you or anyone else. I say this because at our core as humans we believe that we can transcend our transgressions of the past and become better, and to take it a step further if we can transcend ourselves then we become a higher power to some other living creature. No I'm not saying we become God's just better because we are less ignorant. At the end of the day isn't that how spirituality works.

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