Vermont Tourism Cost Squeeze • Black Ash Seed Conservation • Record Shelburne Voter Turnout | Burlington News

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Vermont business leaders warned the Boston Fed that rising costs and shifting consumer habits are squeezing hospitality and tourism operations, Burlington scientists and regional Indigenous nations raced to collect black ash seeds threatened by the emerald ash borer, and Shelburne recorded 72 percent voter turnout in the midterms, its highest in a recent midterm cycle. ⸻ Stories & Sources Vermont business leaders cite cost pressures during visit with Boston Fedhttps://findsource.ai/s/1tnef Scientists are racing to save black ash seeds in Vermont this fall. Here’s whyhttps://findsource.ai/s/1dj0k Shelburne, state see record voter turnouthttps://findsource.ai/s/hwxuq ⸻ Stressful news? Relax into the sound. Soli Sound Pillow.https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn ⸻ Advertise on [email protected] AboutThis automated news briefing is based on publicly available reporting. Powered by Fastcast AI. Know more. Less time. [email protected]

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