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DANBY — The Mount Tabor-Danby Historical Society will host a presentation called "The Devil's Cabinet: The Eddy Family of Spirit Mediums, by Jason Smiley, at 1 p.m. on Oct. 23."
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Alphabet Inc’s Google on Tuesday launched Google News Showcase in India at a time the country is trying to weed out misinformation surrounding a ferocious second wave of Covid-19. Indians have become increasingly reliant on social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and messenger applications such as WhatsApp and Telegram for information related to the crisis. Sanjay Gupta, country head and vice-president of Google India, and Brad Bender, vice-president of product management at Google, in a blog post on Tuesday said the programme incentivises and supports news publishers...
DANBY â The Danby ATV ordinance is dead. At least for now. The Danby Select Board at its regular meeting The meeting agenda originally had an item listed to âHear and Act on Planning Commission Report on ATVs.â But that was pulled from the agenda without explanation as the meeting got started. The Danby Planning Commission had spent weeks studying the issue, gathering input from a cross-section of town residents and seeking thoughts from other communities that have an ATV ordinance. The Danby ordinance was expected to make some town roads open to ATV riding to allow riders to a...
ATV ordinance consideration dropped in Danby Associated Press 2 hrs ago DANBY, Vt. (AP) — The select board in the southern Vermont town of Danby has dropped consideration of an ordinance for using all-terrain vehicles on town roads. Chairman Brad Bender said at last week's meeting that the matter was being removed from the agenda and thanked the planning commission for researching the topic, the Rutland Herald reported. Selectman Steve Haines said he had asked the measure to be taken off the agenda. “At this point in time, I personally feel that without trail systems that we can conne...