I'd bring it up with her, not him.

3D printed homes are the answer. To their credit, Maine is dabbling with this through Dr. Dagher at UMO. The state should subsidize developers to make large communities of small-ish homes and only sell them to income-qualified folks. To be clear: The state says, "Okay Mr. Developer. You buy the land and we'll kick in X,Y,Z and you can only sell homes (by covenant in perpetuity on each property - in the deed so one can buy and flip at market rate) to buyers that can prove income of 80% area median income (AMI) or less." These are not Section-8 folks. The state alrady has programs for that. These are your firefighters, nurses, cooks. Mostly young, first-time home buyers.

I was in the stands at Camden when Manny R hit his 500th. Man I miss those Sox teams.

They're gonna suuuuuck this year...I say, reaching for a beverage.

Burgers = Worthy Burger, South Royalton, VT https://www.worthyvermont.com/

Pizza = Woodbelly Pizza Montpelier, VT https://woodbellypizza.com/

Mexican = The Mad Taco, Montpelier, VT https://www.themadtaco.com/

BBQ = Prohibition Pig, Waterbury, VT https://www.prohibitionpig.com/

Fine Dining = Hen of the Wood, Waterbury, VT https://www.henofthewood.com/

Wait. The disco craze ended? Dad's not gonna want to hear that.

My wife and I got married and had our reception here https://millstonehill.com/ and It. Was. Awesome. Insane views, gorgeous setting, spacious and accommodating. Our family all stayed inside while all our friends tented throughout the property, which is large. Didn't break the bank and everyone had a ball.

FWD sedan is fine.

Ahh. Got it.

Gutter is clogged.

I've often maintained that if teaching in public schools was among the highest paid vocations in America it would change our society for the better. Sadly, it is not. Both my dad and brother are teachers. Dad is now retired but was only able to do so by operating a side business, while teaching, for 47 years.

The way I was raised - as I'm sure many Vermonters were - if I did something to raise the teacher's ire, I was not only punished at school but at home as well. Nowadays, it seems parents side with their kids and blame the teacher for shortcomings and confront them and the school board as such. Thankless job but probably the most important job.

As such, OP I commend you.

2nd this emphatically.

Szechuan Taste in Exeter. Great priced lunch specials and the best homemade mustard I've had.

Put some homemade bucket traps with antifreeze underneath the trailer. Use peanut butter for bait. Hella easier than effing with snap or sticky traps.

That is some funny shit! Thank you.

I've read through this whole thread and it seems both sides have come up with scientific literature both for and against transitioning while a minor. I lean towards not letting this occur until one is an adult but admit I'm fully uneducated on the science. That said, why in hell can't they discuss it in schools, particularly if discussions are info only with open dialogue? Perhaps not as part of a curriculum as there is likely not enough educators who are qualified to do so, but discussing it as part of a health class "open conversation" to hear what students think might be useful. If nothing else, it could help lessen trans discrimination now and in the future. JMO.

Been a long time since I've been there but when I was, living in Old Town was only an option is you had no sense of smell. That fucking mill REEKED. And it if was foggy out, even worse. We didn't have a/c at the house we rented and one night in the summer - and thus had the windows open - the smell was so bad, I tied a tube sock around my head to cover my nose before going to sleep. Paper mills make rotten eggs smell like a rose bush.

Bean suppah.

Most towns have noise ordinances based on decibels and time of occurrence. And, for most towns, the earliest one can go above X decibel level is 7:00 AM. Town planners rarely want to deal with public complaints. Talk to a sympathetic City Councilor or Select Board member.

If you like Irish pubs you've gotta check out the Peddler's Daughter in Nashua and Haverhill, MA.

Whelp. I guess I won't be going to Oklahoma anytime soon.

"Per police, Garcia was also found to be in Violation of Bail, stemming from his previous arrest."

WTAF???

To everyone writing about local government corruption, I hear you. BUT, you should see the power County Commissioners have over unincorporated territories out west. Scary almost.

Call this dude. He'll have contacts on jobs that may not be public yet as he'll know all the businesses.

Mark Pomilio Jr., Waterbury's Economic Development Director.  Mark has information about available spaces, funding sources, tax credits and more! He can be reached at 802-793-6029 or by emailing mark@revitalizingwaterbury.org.

"Lee Harvey. YOU are a madman. The time you stole that cow...and your friends tried to make it with the cow. I wanna party with you, cowboy."

" But a request for a search warrant that was approved by a judge on Dec. 22 says the missing property included a Rolex wristwatch and other items seized by narcotics investigators and Burlington police on Nov. 22."

I'm unclear as to whether the search warrant was for the trooper's house. If it was, how does the lawyer explain the "other items"?