Yellow buoys mark the wrecks’ locations, and divers can follow their lines down to submerged signage identifying each.

If Vermont ever pursued hosting the Games, it should partner up with its neighbors, said the comptroller of the 1980 Games in Lake Placid.

Most witnessed have supported the bill, but a few concerns have come up about free speech and news media’s liabilities.

Sen. Allison Clarkson, one of two lead sponsors, said licensure can provide consistency and professionalization, as well as increased wages. 

The bills focus on age-appropriate design, more guards on consumer data and stricter regulations for data brokers.

Gov. Phil Scott is setting his sights on programs where he believes the state can afford to cut costs. 

The bill is modeled after California’s 2024 School Food Safety Act.

“I don’t think it’s a partisan issue,” Copeland Hanzas said. “It’s really just to make sure that elections are honest and accurate and fair.”

As safeguards to ensure a degree of local input, Scott is calling for the creation of local school advisory councils, which his proposal states will “promote high levels of community engagement.”

The third such expo hosted nearly 1,000 visitors to celebrate steampunk culture, said an organizer.

Hundreds of enthusiasts come every year in search of supernatural experiences.

“Prisons are the least transparent and most understudied public institutions in the country. So doing research inside prisons — people just don’t do it, and therefore they’re like these black boxes.”

The ancient spear-throwing tool predates the bow and arrow and was used by Indigenous people all over the world for hunting. It lets someone launch the spear like a mini-catapult.

The over $28 million project began in April and is slated to continue into 2026. Officials say it’s an investment for the city’s future.

“She knows the sport intimately, she’s been doing it for I don’t even know how many years at this point, and she has a style that draws people in, gets them fencing quickly.”

The simultaneous eatery openings on Friday, March 22, set up something of a competition.

Residents showed out to advocate for Lakeview Elementary, which may no longer be a school for much longer.

The town meeting moderator said this year’s meeting was cordial and those who held opposing views agreed to disagree.

One selectboard member said he thinks the rise in the tax rate will come as a real shock to Charlotters.