They are not done yet, this is just the reviews so far.

From what I understand the fees scooped up by AirBnB is a pretty substantial part of the amount paid by the customer. Instead of paying AirBnB, perhaps towns can set up their own websites for short-term rentals in their area and the fees can go to building more housing, fixing up abandoned properties, etc.

Some houses are just camps that can't be lived in all year 'round. I'd have no issue with allowing those to be STRs.

The definition of jibe you are looking for is: To be in accord; agree.

1.) There need to be more stations and I assume we'll see more built.

2.) Not everyone needs to go electric. It's probably going to be a lengthy transition and/or there may always be some vehicles that need to run gas/diesel.

3.) Sure, that situation sounds like a big hassle. Even now running out of gas seems like a big hassle that would throw a monkey wrench into my day.

A lot of these problems come down to planning ahead. It would certainly depend on the individual cases, but for me I'm unlikely to need to recharge during my daily commute. And if I did, well, there's a charging station outside my building at work that I have access to if needed. Obviously if you drive all day for work that's a very different deal.

*jibe

But why do you think the logistics don't work?

There are yield signs. That can sometimes mean stopping if necessary. It's unsafe, but sometimes trying to merge into traffic when no one will let you in is also unsafe.

There are a lot of different types of on ramp situations so there is probably no one-size-fits-all solution that will always be safe.

There's an on ramp in Vermont that has very low visibility to see what sort of traffic you need to merge into until you get past some rocks. On the highway you're trying to merge into there are signs for through traffic to stay to the left, which helps a little. But a lot of people need to stay in the right lane because they're planning to get off at the next exit a quarter mile away. For some reason the people using this on ramp seem to think the solution is to come flying out of the on ramp at about 80+ mph (speed limit on that section of highway is 55 mph).

There are lots of unique situations out there.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Hitchcock

And a whole bunch of mountain biking trails.

http://www.sardonis.com/whale_dance-randolph/

Life long Vermonter here and I only heard it for the first time maybe 10 years ago. It seems weird because we have fall, winter, and spring which are all recognizable for their unique features, but then we have this term that to some degree or another could apply to all three. Maybe it just feels a bit too bleak to lump all those seasons together around such a stark image.

Welcome. Just don't start using that awful term "stick season". You won't sound like a real Vermonter.

It could easily become an issue after buying a 480k house.

Good point!

My coworker's wife just left there after many, many years and has a very different take on DHMC. It might depend somewhat on the department/position though.

That would be okay, but it would be better if they tossed it out of range.

Was Trump a Keynesian when he bailed out Wall Street, increasing the money supply in the process?

Obstacles.

Ariens owner here. Love it. They have ‘em at Joes Equipment in West Leb.

It’s not even really the politicians spending this money. It’s the people who hold profit above all else.

Hard to imagine that's possible, but I'm in favor.

Then why do they spend the money on those ads? Makes no sense to me either, but it must have some measurable effect.

I kinda think they wouldn’t spend the money if the ads weren’t effective.

Wife had sore throat, sinus trouble, and cough. Still has the cough. Tested negative for covid. Now it's my turn. Yuck.

Don't look at the good thing over here, look at the bad thing over there.

They licked Desantis' boots until they were completely white!