Technically that's still Burlington.

Time to move on to Island or Kingdom

They sell so much cookie dough they stopped making cookies.

Dairy bar was OP

Year round residents are year round customers.

St J does a decent job keeping sidewalks clean, during melt and freeze season you're going to need something like yaktrax though.

The back and forth alone is hugely expensive.

I live in a tourist town. Half the stores and restaurants shut down in the off season because of those vacation homes being empty. Year round residents will stabilize things.

In Burlington those are Democrats now.

And ski resort workers need housing too.

You'd be awfully surprised just how far some people commute in this state.

Ding ding.

Liberate.

Nope, I got lucky in 2017. Staying.

You're wrong on that, they do lots of miles every year and major upgrades to the plant about once a decade.

The overflows are caused by the same thing that causes increased farm runoff, stronger storms.

This is honestly a big failure of restaurant owners. If they can't afford to pay workers enough to stay(lots of them are reducing hours and therefore restaurant table availability) then they need to raise prices because demand is outstripping supply.

Plenty of houses in Buffalo.

You must not have met many UVM students.

Burlington reinvents it's water system every decade or so.

Airbnb is why half of those people are buying.

Just build more brick block buildings in downtowns and villages, 3 or 4 stories with commercial on the ground level. There's something that incentivizes landlords to keep those commercial spots vacant rather than cheap though, and we'd have to solve that.

Bonus, my town water doesn't go out when the power does.

Rock wall building mini game

With what workers?

Burlington Bagel is paying $25 now. Anything is possible.