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The omicron variant and new spikes in COVID-19 infections have some Vermont communities changing their planned New Year’s Eve celebrations, with safety in...

The new coronavirus variant is causing organizers of New Year’s Eve celebrations to modify their events.

Workers took just a few days to clear out of their offices when the pandemic arrived in Vermont, leaving leftovers to languish in the break...

The Algoma Conveyor arrived in Thunder Bay in May 2021. (Leith Dunick, tbnewswatch.com) THUNDER BAY – The Port of Thunder Bay’s overall tonnage for April was down compared to the same month a year ago, but it’s year-to-date numbers are still considerably ahead of the five year average. According to statistics released on Wednesday, the port handled 955,953 tonnes of cargo, including 843,080 tonnes of grain, last month, just shy of 187,000 tonnes less than it handled in 2020. The year-to-date numbers show the more than 1.26 million tonnes of cargo has come through the port so far in 2021...

The Federal Cedar arrived in the Thunder Bay port on April 4 and will be departing for Puerto Rico with 12,000 metric tonnes of grain. (Photo by Doug Diaczuk - Tbnewswatch.com). THUNDER BAY - It’s an early start to the shipping season this year at the Port of Thunder Bay and while there is no top hat to be worn, the first ocean going vessel arriving in port is still worth a celebration. “It’s always an exciting time when the first ocean vessel comes to town,” said Tim Heney, Port of Thunder Bay CEO. “Lake vessels you just have to cross Lake Superior to qualify. The ocean vessels co...