Moira
Moira, NY · Business
suncommunitynews.com
Upstate hardware store starts new life as worker-owned co-op
CANTON | Diane Cullen has worked for Coakley Home and Hardware since she was 16 years old. Today, 37 years after her first day, she can call herself an owner of the company. Coakley’s, a 124-year-old business with two locations in the North Country region of New York, became a worker-owned cooperative last week. With the help of the Cooperative Development Institute, Diane and other Coakley’s employees formed a cooperative and bought out the business from their boss, Bill Coakley.
wwnytv.com
VTDigger
Essex Junction cannabis and duck farmer poised to get his growing license back
A judge ruled that Jason Struthers can resume his backyard cannabis growing on Taft Street because his operation predates the city’s new laws zoning cannabis cultivation. Read the story on VTDigger here: Essex Junction cannabis and duck farmer poised to get his growing license back .
freightwaves.com
Flying Taxis & Cargo: Electric Aviation’s Future Takes Off
BETA Technologies just secured landmark FAA authorization for passenger flights in their electric VTOL aircraft, marking a monumental step for electric aviation. Chip Palombini, Head of Product at BETA, explains how these electric aircraft are revolutionizing cargo, logistics, and soon, passenger mobility with unprecedented reliability, lower operating costs, and zero emissions. Discover how BETA’s innovation is making hub-bypass and time-sensitive deliveries a reality today, and what this means for the future of air travel.
vtcynic.com
vermontbiz.com
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Lovely Garden Roots
Garlic Cloves Go In at Least 2 Inches Deep and 4 to 8 Inches Apart in November, and University of Vermont Extension Says the Bed Then Needs a Two-Year Break
UVM Extension says plant garlic cloves at least 2 inches deep and 4 to 8 inches apart in fall, then give the bed a two-year break from alliums.