A vessel that’s moved people and cars across Lake Champlain for decades might become a scuba diving destination in Vermont.
. About 5,000 of those new voters are from the past three months, according to registration totals from the Department of Elections. The parties differ slightly on what is driving the increase. The state Democratic Party points to the upcoming presidential primary April
17. Parade organizers gathered Friday to dump green dye into the wrought-iron fountain at Forsyth Park – and city workers likewise colored the water in other public fountains. It’s something Savannah has done for decades as part of its St. Patrick’s Day preparations. The 2020 parade will fall on a Tuesday but will be preceded by a St. Patrick’s festival the weekend before. Joe Marinelli of Visit Savannah, the city’s tourism bureau, said hotels are booked for high occupancy.
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