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Optus and Airtasker are among the major companies putting workers on notice, with Optus boss Kelly Bayer Rosmarin saying mandatory inoculation was ‘sensible for certain roles to protect our teams and our customers’.
SEVIERVILLE Sections of the Sevierville greenway and the West Prong of the Little Pigeon River got some attention Wednesday as Tennessee Legend Distillery helped organize a cleanup event with Keep Sevier Beautiful. âWe were able to get five to six bags of trash picked up on about a mile of the Little Pigeon here today,â said manager Brian Lowe from the distilleryâs Sevierville location. They were joined by some volunteers from Best Read Guide and Keep Sevier Beautiful, he said. Keep Sevier Beautiful Director Lisa Bryant said they are always glad to hear from organizations that ...
By Bill Galluccio Jun 16, 2021 A popular waterslide at a water park in New Jersey burst into flames on Tuesday (June 15). A spokesperson for Mountain Creek Water Park in Vernon said that the fire started while the park was closed and that nobody was injured. The waterslide, named High Anxiety, has been a popular attraction at the water park for the past 13 years. Up to four riders take a raft through a dark and winding tunnel before getting dropped at a 45° angle into a giant funnel. "We can confirm that there was a fire at our water park today that affected our High Anxiety attraction,"...
Matt Dow, Wastewater facilities manager, Burlington Matt Dow has spent most of his adult life talking about what happens after you flush the toilet. click image The second-generation wastewater operator manages the City of Burlington's three treatment plants. His late father was the superintendent of the South Burlington wastewater plant, and his mother's cousin runs the Essex facility. Needless to say, it wasn't uncommon for sewage to be a topic of dinnertime conversation. These days Dow, 40, is ...
Jazz fest returns after pandemic cancellation last year June 5, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — The Burlington Discover Jazz Festival is back with live music in Vermont's largest city after being cancelled last year amid the coronavirus pandemic. The ten-day event kicked off on Friday night and is Burlington's first big event since the start of the pandemic. The festival will be full of free outdoor events. Free music is being offered on the Church Street Marketplace, waterfront park, and city hall park venues as well as two more locations — at Starr Farm Park and Rooseve...