Norovirus spreads through sick people and contaminated surfaces Surfaces can get contaminated with norovirus in many ways, including when:

An infected person touches the surface with their bare hands that have feces or vomit particles on them An infected person vomits or has diarrhea that splatters onto surfaces Food, water, or objects that are contaminated with norovirus are placed on surfaces Tiny particles of vomit spray through the air and land on surfaces or enter a person’s mouth, then he or she swallows it

That's from the CDC. You're welcome to try your luck🤷‍♂️

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I’m a student living right next to King Street so I’ll keep an eye out. Best of luck with all of this and I’m sorry it happened

Jake Gyllenhaal.

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It's definitely a Vermont thing

It's definitely a Vermont thing

Moved here from out of state, and I thought it was weird too initially until I realized Vermont does much less pre-treatment of roads ahead of storms (if any), and there are generally less trucks out plowing than in more populis states. I never used to balk at driving in a snow storm, and I hate driving in snow storms here, and that's even after purchasing a 4x4 vehicle.

Except most of vermont healthcare is not for profit, including out major insurers blue cross and MVP. If you have a link to Shumlins study, I’d like to see it. I don’t remember the numbers working the way you do.

We wouldn’t save money. As a stand alone state with free healthcare we would be a magnet for healthcare tourism and we would be bankrupted.

Vt cannot go it alone on universal healthcare.

Start here and then use google.

https://www.linquip.com/blog/top-heat-pump-manufacturers-and-suppliers/

In March or all winter long? Either way, you have a point! 😂

Same 😂

Stowe was insane in the am. Traffic backed up to Weeks Hill and cars off the road.

I'm sure you're right. We should kill two birds with one stone and guarantee universal health care for all. We'd save money, help real people in a material way, and allow regular people to serve in the legislature.

Insuring just legislators would probably be "expensive". Enacting Medicare for All nationally would save $300 billion a year. When Shumlin killed single-payer here, the report he commissioned showed that even in the worst case projections, the overwhelming majority of Vermonters would have come out ahead, something like paying $4 in taxes to save $5 in premiums. The case is even better now that for-profit health care costs have grown exponentially in the 10 years since then.

So the answer is - easily! Keeping the status quo is the fiscally irresponsible choice.

The Burlington Vermont group is probably a good place to try: https://m.facebook.com/groups/BurlingtonVermontTalk/

Everyone should have health care that's free to use.

What Facebook group you think it’s be helpful? Thanks

Killington was packed, currently getting murdered at a restaurant

Dont know why people are shaming you for saving leftovers. Have you seen the price of food?

Yes, true, but its almost always either like nothing, or a ton of snow. There seems to be no in between lol

On average its second snowiest, just after February

You should post this to some Facebook groups as well, good luck! Screw this guy and his man bun.

family had it almost two weeks ago. Was only throwing up for 12 hours but I couldn't stomach anything for a solid week after.

And yes, use bleach cleaner to kill noro. You're still infectious up to a week after getting it so clean your bathroom with bleach regularly, even when symptoms clear up.

Also, call your doc and get some zofran, that really helps ease up the puking.