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Sun, 12/27/2020 - 10:47am -- tim Vermont Business Magazine On December 22, Governor Phil Scott announced a small, temporary modification to restrictions on multi-household gatherings during the holidays. Between December 23rd and January 2nd, households may gather with one other trusted household. See detail below. Governor Scott also announced youth sports may resume with no-contact practices. Effective December 26th, school-based and youth recreational programs may begin practices with individual skills, strength and conditioning. The Agency of Education has released full guidance for ...

Royal Caribbean launches legal action against families of White Island volcano tragedy By Lori Youmshajekian ThuThursday 24 updated ThuThursday 24 DecDecember 2020 at 9:24am Most of the people on White Island when it erupted were on a day trip from Ovation of the Seas, a cruise ship owned by Royal Caribbean. ( Share Print text only Royal Caribbean Cruises is attempting to stop some victims of the White Island volcano disaster from suing in the United States by filing a proceeding against them in the Australian Federal Court. Key points: The eruption killed 22 people and inflicted severe injur...

100 Mile House business owner to appear in court for COVID-19 measures violations SHARE ON: A business owner in 100 Mile House will appear in court for violations of COVID-19 measures. 100 Mile House RCMP, along with an Environmental Officer of Interior Health, and a health inspector, attended a business which had been reported in violation of the COVID-19 Measures Act (CMA). Upon attendance of the business, violations of the CMA under section 7(1), Failure to Comply with Patron Requirements were found. An appearance notice was issued to the business owner in place of a violation ticket. RCMP...

1) March 6: SXSW Canceled For the first time in 34 years, the multimedia South by Southwest Conference and Festivals were canceled, as Mayor Steve Adler and then-­Travis County Judge Sarah Eckhardt declared a local state of disaster in light of growing fears about a potential outbreak of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. Drive-through COVID-19 testing at a CommUnityCare site on April 10 (Photo by Jana Birchum) 2) March 13: COVID-19 Hits Home Austin Public Health officials announced that two people in Travis County were presumed to have contracted the no...