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Michael Cusanelli

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Digital Media Manager @MyNBC5 and newly minted Vermonter. Long Island born and raised. All opinions are my own.

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New York proposes rules to keep toxic chemicals out of waterways

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By Michael Cusanelli
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
NOW TO A NEW CHAMPLAIN CONNECTION. NEW YORK IS PROPOSING FIRST-IN-THE- NATION RULES TO KEEP TOXIC CHEMICALS LIKE P-FAS OUT OF WATERWAYS. THE PLAN WOULD REQUIRE ACTIVE LANDFILLS TO TREAT CONTAMINATED LIQUID WASTE áBEFORE IT'S RELEASED INTO THE ENVIRONMENT. STATE OFFICIALS SAY THE MOVE WOULD BETTER PROTECT DRINKING WATER AND PUBLIC HEALTH. NEW YORK IS ALSO MAKING FUNDING AVAILABLE TO HELP LOCAL COMMUNITIES MEET THE NEW STANDARDS... THOUGH THE "CONSOLIDATED FUNDING APPLICATION".
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Maine couple blocks bear to save moose calf during fishing trip

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By Michael Cusanelli
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
A MAINE COUPLE HEADING OUT FOR A DAY OF FISHING... CAPTURED SOMETHING UNEXPECTED. IT'S A SCENE FIT FOR A NATURE DOCUMENTARY. TAKE A LOOK AT THIS. WHILE THEY WERE DRIVING, THE PAIR SNAPPED THIS IMAGE OF A LARGE BLACK BEAR CHASING A MOOSE CALF. THE PAIR TOLD REPORTERS THEY ACTED QUICKLY, AND STEERED THEIR TRUCK TO BLOCK THE BEAR... GIVING THE CALF A CHANCE TO GET AWAY. THE COUPLE SAYS THE BEAR DARTED INTO THE WOODS... AND THEY WATCHED THE BABY MOOSE REUNITE WITH IT'S MOM. AFTER THAT...
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Committee formed to evaluate Burlington police chief candidates

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By Michael Cusanelli
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
TO DISMISS THE CASE... DEPPMEYER AGREED TO MAKE A CHARITABLE DONATION. THE CITY OF BURLINGTON IS MOVING INTO THE NEXT PHASE OF ITS SEARCH FOR A PERMANENT POLICE CHIEF. CITY LEADERS HAVE FORMED A 12-MEMBER HIRING COMMITTEE MADE UP OF GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, POLICE REPRESENTATIVE S, COUNCIL MEMBERS, AND COMMUNITY LEADERS. THE MAYOR'S OFFICE SAYS THAT 15 PEOPLE HAVE APPLIED FOR THE JOB. THE CANDIDATE POOL WILL NOW BE NARROWED DOWN TO FINALISTS FOR INTERVIEWS LATER THIS SUMMER.
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