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These children represent an interesting population with some disadvantages (a primary and/or high school education disrupted by the move) and one huge advantage — they can move to the U.S., as citizens, any time they want to do so; they can do it without seeking a visa and without facing any ceilings or waiting periods on their movements.

MANCHESTER — In the Northshire in 2022 and across Vermont, one issue dominated discussion among businesses, policymakers and human services advocates the entire year: housing.

MANCHESTER — Today, in the second installment of the top 10 news stories in the Northshire, we look at stories Nos. 7, 6 and 5 on the list. For Nos.

Jack and Caitlin Glaser want to build housing on their 97-acre parcel off Mountainview Road, but they also want to donate part of the land to the town to protect natural views.

A parcel of undeveloped land is the site of a proposal that is forcing one of Vermont’s fastest growing municipalities to reckon with the challenges of building new housing.

The project calls for a 50-story tower with 241 luxury condos; a 39-story tower with 454 high-end rentals; and a 32-story hotel with 155 rooms. If approved, the project would break ground in 2024 and be done by the end of 2026.

Sarasota County Government seeks Current Planner I, II or III. Learn more about this position and other opportunities on the Planetizen Jobs Board.

Three sites along Tequestas mile-long beachfront have drawn the interest of a Miami-Dade development company that also owns the Fontainbleau hotel.

"In order to design effective immunization and other public health campaigns in areas plagued by armed conflict, one needs a more nuanced understanding of how violence impacts childrens immunization rates." Armed conflicts and other emergencies have for a long time been a concern for human development and public health, particularly in sub-Saharan

Every theory must ultimately meet two tests: one, that of internal consistency, the other that of consistency with reality.—Frank A.