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"These will be small grants, up to $7,500, and they will be awarded immediately in September," said Hickey.

"If you dump them out, then those mosquito larvae won't have a chance to become adult mosquitoes that bite humans."

"This ship is going to allow us to sample many different places that we haven't been able to do before."

"The Red Cross celebrates this change, they've been working for many years to change the deferral policy concerning men who have sex with men," said Dowling.

"We don't care where you're from or who you are — come get the water," said Hanley. "There's no limit on it. Take as much as you need, we want to make sure everybody gets potable water."

"Our goal is to support them so they can come back," said Nevin. "I mean, this is a double whammy after COVID."

Cabot first responders facing a new challenge as the fire station is vulnerable to erosion and has been deemed unsafe to be inside.

"It's probably about a year's worth of phosphorus that has been brought into Lake Champlain in about a week."

"The money that went into my account is like giving a starving child a small cookie for what's happened on my property,"

"It's an experience to go through, you hear about these things but when you go through it yourself, it's something else,"