It's important, especially as many areas continue to see rainfall, to clear flood debris from drainage ditches and small streams. If you're removing less than 10 cubic yards of debris with things like shovels, chainsaws or come-alongs, you can do so without a permit.
Sometimes I feel like an archaeologist sifting through layers of past developer's code, trying to decode an ancient civilization's logic. Each uncommented line a mystery, each bizarre function name a riddle.
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Last night, parts of Addison County received a month's worth of rain in just three hours. We're expecting more rain today, with flood watches in place in every Vermont county except Grand Isle. Please be vigilant and never travel through flood waters.