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Angel Diva
Hehehe. I dig the fencing emoji.
it actually does matter. Vermont residents are permitted to travel for essential travel which includes work for example having to go to another state for one day of work.
I don’t need to do that. Legally you need to live somewhere 185 days or more to be a legal resident. I dont live anywhere 185 days a year.I would call your town office to find out.
I don’t need to do that. Legally you need to live somewhere 185 days or more to be a legal resident. I dont live anywhere 185 days a year.
I’m not feeling understood or welcome here. I’m out.
The economies of northern New England already have been decimated. I am really nervous about going to work at a Maine mountain if the mountain management turns a blind eye to the state's quarantine guidelines. I love my weekend warrior co-workers from outside Maine to death, but I am not sure I want to be indoors with them on weekends this season. And, I love my athletes from away and will miss them terribly, but if the state's CDC says they can't come, then they shouldn't. I am all for them moving here permanently for the season, however. But again, if they travel outside of Maine (subject to exceptions), they need to follow the rules.The economy. One of three things is going to happen 1) Everyone goes the Vermont like it’s nothing this winter 2) the quarantine is relaxed 3) the economy will be devastated. Cape Cod welcomed visitors this summer and it was fine. if you look at Vermont’s map it’s not a quarantine county even though it allowed all new Englanders to travel there all summer without quarantine. Vermont is just over the top. Vermont can open up to it’s safer neighbors, save its economy and it will be fine. Seriously. I’ve paid 10k in rent and utilities since the last time have been to my apartment in VT and it’s really starting to piss me off.
The economies of northern New England already have been decimated. I am really nervous about going to work at a Maine mountain if the mountain management turns a blind eye to the state's quarantine guidelines. I love my weekend warrior co-workers from outside Maine to death, but I am not sure I want to be indoors with them on weekends this season. And, I love my athletes from away and will miss them terribly, but if the state's CDC says they can't come, then they shouldn't. I am all for them moving here permanently for the season, however. But again, if they travel outside of Maine (subject to exceptions), they need to follow the rules.
I recognize that many out-of-staters will be unhappy, but it isn't personal to them. It is a freaking pandemic and the rules are in place for a reason. Look at the havoc caused in Maine by the idiots at a wedding in early August? They did not follow the rule about limiting the numbers of people at an indoor event and they also did not practice appropriate social distancing. Without widespread, quick-result testing, nobody can be sure they aren't carrying the virus, no matter how "careful" they've been. BTW, if I were to travel to a state such as MA, I would have to quarantine upon my return to Maine or show a recent negative test result or quarantine until I got one here.
CT folks could come to Maine -- they are exempted from the travel restrictions here and I am free to travel to CT and not quarantine upon my return.