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Another tenant moving out of ShoppingTown  syracuse.com

84-year-old Upstate NY man strangles fox to death after it attacks his wife in driveway  syracuse.com

Florida Repeals Portions of Certificate Of Need Law  The National Law Review

ShoppingTown Mall ignored judge’s order to pay $9.7M in back taxes: What happens next?  Syracuse.com

Syracuse woman, 25, charged with DWI, BAC 3 times over legal limit after crash  Syracuse.com

Eva Amurri Martino dishes on her best — and her worst — jobs  Yahoo Finance

Democrat vs. Democrat: How Health Care Is Dividing the Party ...  The New York Times

Moonshine producers targeted by ATO raids  Yahoo Finance Australia

Connecticut and Rhode Island Expand Tax on Digital Goods  The National Law Review

Video Game Helps Farmers Fight Disease  Voice of America - VOA News

'This is really quite dramatic': Cocaine is booming like never before  Yahoo Finance

New pizzeria/Italian restaurant in Fayetteville: When will it open?  syracuse.com

Stickin' to His Guns? The NRA Helped Elect Bernie Sanders to ...  Seven Days

Trust Wins Against North Carolina State Income Tax  The National Law Review

Maritime executive named deputy director of the Alabama State Port Authority  alreporter.com

Skaneateles businesses fly Pride flags after village officials won’t; 2 flags stolen  syracuse.com

First Syracuse-area Talbots Outlet is now open  syracuse.com

Strengthening biosecurity is widely considered the best strategy to reduce the devastating impact of disease outbreaks in the multi-billion-dollar global swine industry, but successfully doing so all comes down to human decision-making, a University of Vermont study shows.

This summer the VT EPSCoR Center for Workforce Development & Diversity (CWDD) has been busy welcoming 18 undergraduate interns and 46 high school participants to both the Saint Michael’s College and University of Vermont campuses for the 2019-2020 research year.

A buzz in the skies over the Richmond green this week turned out to be the University of Vermont Spacial Analysis Lab's drone team out practicing.


The lab has been using drones since 2011 and has found them an easy way to stretch a research budget. "Drones offer a very cost effective way to collect data. They're a lot cheaper say than hiring a manned chopper to collect data or information," said the lab's Emma Estabrook, showing off the drone they use for mapping projects.