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Chris Mays

Chris Mays

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Senior Reporter, Brattleboro Reformer

Vermont

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News , Franklin County , Gulf County , Florida

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Nota roja

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Total articles 6604

  • Ski industry braces for tariffs

    By Chris Mays Verified| Manchester Journal Verified LONDONDERRY — Tariffs are expected to hit the ski industry in different ways. "Tariffs affect everything from [the] energy/electricity Green Mountain Power gets from Canada, to some food produce that our suppliers may source from Mexico or elsewhere, to snowmaking equipment from Canada, to clothing merchandise sourced overseas," Geoff Hatheway, president of Magic Mountain Ski Area in Londonderry, told the Journal. Still, Hatheway said, Magic hasn't increased season pass pricing over last year.

    By Chris Mays Verified · Manchester Journal

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Potential deficits eyed in Brattleboro finances

    By Chris Mays Verified| Brattleboro Reformer Verified BRATTLEBORO — Potential deficits are a concern following a quarterly financial report for the town. Brattleboro is 75 percent of the way through the fiscal year and expenditures currently stand at 83.7 percent of the annual budget in the general fund, Town Manager John Potter said at the Select Board meeting Tuesday.

    By Chris Mays Verified · Brattleboro Reformer

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Ski industry braces for tariffs

    By Chris Mays Verified| Manchester Journal Verified LONDONDERRY — Tariffs are expected to hit the ski industry in different ways. "Tariffs affect everything from [the] energy/electricity Green Mountain Power gets from Canada, to some food produce that our suppliers may source from Mexico or elsewhere, to snowmaking equipment from Canada, to clothing merchandise sourced overseas," Geoff Hatheway, president of Magic Mountain Ski Area in Londonderry, told the Journal. Still, Hatheway said, Magic hasn't increased season pass pricing over last year.

    By Chris Mays Verified · Manchester Journal

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Brattleboro Reformer

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