SCFC NEWS: February 2024

Tuesday, February 27, 2024

Take a break with friends - come to the VTFSC Banquet

Bernard --

While the VTFSC continues to fight bills like S.258 and S.209, as well as continuing our fight to save Salisbury (among other items), we take a quick break now to look ahead to March 9th, which is the date of our annual banquet.

Information on our 27th Annual Banquet can be found here.

This banquet is a major fund-raiser for the VTFSC, and we still have seats open for a delicious dinner, great camaraderie, a few speakers, a bunch of games where you can win great prizes (like firearms), in addition to enjoying superb conversation with like-minded friends & family.

Help support the VTFSC and have a great time to boot - information on attending is here.

We'll provide updates on where things stand, and we may even be able to give an immediate update on our lawsuit.

Please: Mark your calendars for March 9th so that you can attend the VTFSC Banquet at the Barre Elks Club - it is ALWAYS a great time!

Thanks for all your support of the VTFSC - let's break some bread together.

Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
https://www.vtfsc.com/

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Wednesday, February 21, 2024

Action Requested - S.258 & Salisbury

Bernard --

I want to give a HUGE THANK YOU to all of the good people who took time out of their busy lives to travel to the statehouse to attend our Legislative Mixer last night. It was a success, we more than filled the cafeteria, we were able to mingle with friendly legislators and friends while enjoying some good food, drinks and a fun raffle.

I'd like to ESPECIALLY thank those who attended who also engaged their legislators on the things that are of concern to sportspeople. It is these interactions that make the most difference - thank you.

The combination of large numbers of well-mannered sportspeople showing up AND people showing up specifically to speak with their legislators, is a major force for changing minds.

We still have work ahead of us on S.258 and Salisbury NOW (see below), and we are expecting H.561 (Ban guns at polling places; mandatory reporting of stolen/lost guns) to begin moving in House Judiciary.

S.258 - Change F&W Board, Ban Coyote Hounding

We have moved the needle a bit by having sportspeople line-up to testify, but more - many more - are needed. Senators Bray (Chair), McCormack and MacDonald all appear to want this bill as they apparently disagree that what was delivered met legislative intent - even though the process went through the F&W Department and F&W Board after over a year of development.

We vehemently oppose this change, it is unnecessary, and it will not stop those folks who want nothing less than to ban this or that. VTFSC's testimony on this bill can be seen here.

This is urgent: Please Take Action! now on this issue, and then get one or more of your friends to do it. Staying silent doesn't help, we especially need you to speak with your Senator(s).

Salisbury

As previously reported, the Administration has suggested to cut the Salisbury Fish Hatchery from the budget, and we cannot allow this to occur as this action is fraught with unknowns and WILL negatively impact the $39.6 Million which the state receives through tourism dollars generated from fishing alone. For every $1 we spend on our Fish Culture stations, we receive $23 back from tourism, and the loss of those tourism dollars effects every business that depends on tourism.

More information on why we need to save Salisbury can be found here.

Please, this is also critical, take a moment to use our Take Action! page to tell your Senator(s), Representative(s) and the House Appropriations committee that Salisbury Must Be Saved.

If you have already done it; do it again!

S.209 - Ghost Guns

S.209 has today been passed by Senate Judiciary on a 4-1 vote after several minor amendments; this will go to the Senate floor next week. Despite our best efforts, and even with bringing in Henry Parro - the committee may have listened - but they did not hear us. We will continue to fight this bad bill.

Lawsuit

The state filed their opposition to our request for a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) on the Mag Ban and Waiting Period today. Most of what was submitted are Declaration statements by various "experts", and I find humor in the lengths they go to try to defend the indefensible.

Our legal team will be responding by March 6 on the TRO, and we then expect a hearing in early to mid April. Subsequent to the hearing, the judge will then consider the arguments, and then render a decision on the TRO.

As for the full Court Challenge, we are currently expecting our trail to be in the July 24 time frame.

Donations can be made online though VTFSC's website located at www.vtfsc.org, or through the mail by sending a check to:

VTFSC Defense Fund
14 Stafford Ave
Morrisville, VT 05661-8514

Thank you for supporting the VTFSC in fighting for our Freedom and Rights, and stay tuned for more updates.

Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
https://www.vtfsc.com/

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Saturday, February 17, 2024

Action Requested - S.258; Salisbury; S.209; VTFSC Mixer

Bernard --

It's been a crazy session so far, with more "stuff" coming.

We respectfully request you take a couple of minutes to use our Take Action! page to contact your Legislators about:

S.258 - Mucking with the F&W Board,
Keeping Salisbury Hatchery Open,
S.209 - a "Ghost Gun" bill, and
The VTFSC Legislative Mixer on February 20th

Information and/or our position on each of the above topics are discussed in greater detail on the Take Action! page as well as briefly below, and it will take less than 5 minutes to handle all of the issues you feel are required.

Even if you have already responded to one or more - do it again!

S.258 - Mucking with the F&W Board

This bill proposes to change the make-up of the F&W Board, along with some other very questionable changes, has begun to move in Senate Natural Resources and Energy, with Chair Bray not only being the lead sponsor, but also scheduling a final vote on Friday!

Presently, the Committee seems to think that they can hear all they need to in just 2 hours, primarily just from lobbyists. They need to hear from YOU.

We are asking that you consider giving 2 minutes of testimony either in person, by phone or by zoom, and all you need to say is: "I DO NOT SUPPORT THIS BILL" when called to testify (we will however provide additional talking points). The VTFSC and others will be giving testimony on S.258 the morning of 2/20 (day of our Mixer - see below), come and watch!

We oppose S.258, please TAKE Action! to request that you give testimony on this bad bill.

Salisbury Hatchery

There is active ongoing discussions concerning the closure of this critical piece of F&W infrastructure, which we absolutely oppose.

Some of our rational for this opposition can be found here.

We OPPOSE closing Salisbury. Help Us Get That Message Across by using TAKE Action!.

S.209 - Ghost Guns

The bottom line with this proposed new law is that, like it or not, a law-abiding citizen CAN build their own firearm and that firearm does NOT need to have a serial number per Federal Law and ATF Rules.

We can tacitly support a new crime which provides a penalty for the USE of an un-serialized firearm in a FELONY crime, but the net being cast by this bill WILL ensnare citizens who are otherwise in full compliance with Federal Law and ATF rules.

We OPPOSE S.209 as written. Help Us Get That Message Across by using TAKE Action!.

VTFSC Mixer - February 20, 2024

We are looking to have a very strong turnout at out Legislative Mixer which will be held in the Statehouse Cafeteria on 2/20/2024. This will be a fun event with free food, cash bar and noteworthy speakers - and it will ALSO allow you to put your legislators on the spot to have them hear your concerns - like the issues mentioned above.

PLEASE plan on attending our Mixer, and consider using TAKE Action! to contact your legislators that you are coming.

Donations can be made online though VTFSC's website located at www.vtfsc.org, or through the mail by sending a check to:

VTFSC Defense Fund
14 Stafford Ave
Morrisville, VT 05661-8514

Thank you for supporting the VTFSC in fighting for our Freedom and OUR Rights, and stay tuned for more updates.

Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
https://www.vtfsc.com/

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Thursday, February 15, 2024

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Thursday, February 8, 2024

Action Requested - Salisbury; S.209; VTFSC Mixer

Bernard --

Due to changes by some ISP providers like GMAIL, an Alert we sent yesterday did not make it to many, so a re-send is required. Also, we have another issue to request your action on from what was sent yesterday.

I respectfully request you take a couple of minutes to use our Take Action! page to contact your Legislators about:

Keeping Salisbury Hatchery Open,
S.209 - a "Ghost Gun" bill, and
Preparing for our Mixer on February 20th.

Information and/or our position on each of the above topics are discussed in detail on the Take Action! page, and it will only take a minute or two to handle all of the issues you feel are required.

Action Requested - Salisbury Hatchery

There is active ongoing discussions concerning the closure of this critical piece of F&W infrastructure, which we absolutely oppose.

The Salisbury Fish Culture Station is THE broodstock station for Vermont, producing approximately nine million trout eggs annually for other Vermont hatcheries. Using light-controlled rooms, trout spawned at Salisbury spawn earlier in the year than normal, thereby giving more time to grow the fish, resulting in larger fish and improved survival when being stocked.

First established in 1931, 93 years later Salisbury is listed on the National Register of Historic Sites and predictably spawns and raises Brook, Brown, Rainbow, Steelhead and Lake Trout, all for the benefit of Vermonters.

Closing Salisbury cannot help but have a severe negative effect on the currently vibrant fishing that Vermonters and non-residents enjoy, which provides significant income for the state.

We OPPOSE closing Salisbury. Help Us Get That Message Across by using TAKE Action!.

S.209 - Ghost Guns

We understand that un-serialized firearms are showing up more and more in crime, but we also know that serialized firearms - the type of firearm most commonly owned by the law-abiding - are also used in crime. These facts speak only to the fact that criminals want to use firearms in the crimes they commit, and that they will always be able to get firearms.

We cannot support this law unless all requirements to serialize are stripped out, leaving that enforcement to the ATF. Our Law Enforcement is simply not trained in what is or is not a frame / receiver; or whether it is in a state where it can be "readily" converted; and they will never be close enough to examine a firearm to see if it is serialized or not UNLESS it is picked up in crime.

As you well know, being able to see a serial number (or lack thereof) requires a person to physically hold it AND know where to look.

VTFSC Mixer - February 20, 2024

PLEASE plan on attending our Mixer, and consider using TAKE Action! to contact your legislators that you are coming.

Lawsuit

As you might expect, the State has made several motions, one of which requested an extension of time to respond. Another request was to have our Complaint consolidated with our Request for a Preliminary Injunction (PI).

If the motion to consolidate was granted (which would save the State time and money trying to figure out how to defend), it would signal that, perhaps, Judge Sessions did not give our challenges much merit.

I am pleased to say that Judge Sessions denied the motion to consolidate, and you can read his 7-page decision here.

If you read that, you will likely smile as I did when you read that Judge Sessions quotes the Bruen decision.

Speaking generally, and knowing there may be further posturing, we will likely have a hearing in the April-May time frame on the PI (which *COULD* immediately put a stay on the enforcement of the mag ban, the waiting period, or both), and a trial in the July 2024 time frame.

We could not have gotten where we are without the grassroots support that our challenges have garnered from all corners: Our Clubs, Supporting Businesses, Individuals, FFLs, and Corporate Sponsors. But: The funding need remains.

Thank you to all who have given; we all however know of folks who have not - and we are all in this together.

Donations can be made online though VTFSC's website located at www.vtfsc.org, or through the mail by sending a check to:

VTFSC Defense Fund
14 Stafford Ave
Morrisville, VT 05661-8514

Thank you for supporting the VTFSC in fighting for our Freedom and OUR Rights, and stay tuned for more updates.

Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
https://www.vtfsc.com/

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Wednesday, February 7, 2024

Action Requested - Save Salisbury Hatchery

Bernard --

Action Requested - Salisbury Hatchery

We are aware that even though the Salisbury Fish Hatchery is in the F&W budget, there is now significant pressure to close this facility.

Several years ago there was consideration to close Salisbury. When Vermont's sporting groups became aware of this: We suggested that we would accept an increase in our license fees to cover the shortfall. That timely proposal was accepted, and Salisbury was saved by sportspeople.

Now, here we are again, with discussions being held about closing Salisbury, this time apparently due to an ANR/DEC decision that will not grant another discharge permit to the Salisbury facility (current permit expires in 2027), all because of concerns about the amount of fish effluent in the water being discharged.

Really? Fish effluent?

Closing Salisbury cannot help but create a negative effect on the currently vibrant fishing that Vermonters and non-residents enjoy, which provides significant income for the state.

We OPPOSE closing Salisbury.

Please take a couple of minutes to contact the appropriate people using our TAKE ACTION! page. It's simple and easy, then engage your friends by forwarding this.

Lawsuit

I am pleased to say that Judge Sessions denied the motion to consolidate, and you can read his 7-page decision here.

If you read that, you will likely smile as I did when you read that Judge Sessions quotes the Bruen decision.

Thank you to all who have given; we all however know of folks who have not - and we are all in this together.

Donations can be made online though VTFSC's website located at www.vtfsc.org, or through the mail by sending a check to:

VTFSC Defense Fund
14 Stafford Ave
Morrisville, VT 05661-8514

Thank you for supporting the VTFSC in fighting for our Freedom and OUR Rights, and stay tuned for more updates.

Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
https://www.vtfsc.com/

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Sunday, February 4, 2024

Reynold Aquino: The Water Softener Expert and Plumbing Professional

Reynold Aquino, a highly skilled and experienced plumber, has established himself as a renowned water softener expert. With his extensive knowledge in the plumbing industry and a deep understanding of water treatment systems, he has dedicated his career to providing exceptional services and solutions to his clients.

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Awards and Accolades: Reynold Aquino's expertise has been recognized through numerous industry awards and accolades. He has received recognition for his exceptional work, including the "Plumber of the Year" award from the local plumbing association.
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Reynold Aquino stands out as a premier water softener expert and plumbing professional. His dedication to providing exceptional services, coupled with his extensive knowledge, expertise, and customer-centric approach, has earned him a reputation as a trusted and reliable professional in the industry.

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Friday, February 2, 2024

Best Online Jobs for Students: Earning Flexibility and Income Alongside Studies

Juggling studies with part-time work can be challenging, but online jobs offer students a unique advantage: flexibility. Whether you're seeking a steady income stream or occasional cash injections, numerous online opportunities cater to diverse skills and interests. You can read more in this Linkedin post.

High-Demand Online Jobs for Students:

Content Creation:
- Freelance Writing: Craft compelling articles, blog posts, website copy, or social media content for businesses and individuals. Platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, and Contently connect writers with clients. Earning potential: Varies depending on experience, niche, and project scope. Some writers earn $0.10 per word, while others command $1 or more.
- Video Editing: Edit and polish video content for YouTube channels, social media ads, or explainer videos. Utilize editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro. Earning potential: $15-$50 per hour, depending on experience and project complexity.
- Graphic Design: Create visual content like logos, illustrations, social media graphics, or website layouts using design software like Adobe Photoshop or Canva. Earning potential: $20-$75 per hour, depending on experience and project scope.
Online Tutoring: Share your knowledge and expertise by tutoring students online in various subjects. Platforms like Chegg, TutorMe, and Skooli connect tutors with students. Earning potential: $15-$50 per hour, depending on subject, experience, and platform.
Virtual Assistance: Provide administrative, technical, or creative assistance to clients remotely. Tasks may include email management, scheduling appointments, data entry, or social media management. Earning potential: $10-$30 per hour, depending on experience and task complexity.
Social Media Management: Manage social media accounts for businesses or individuals, including content creation, community engagement, and advertising. Earning potential: $15-$50 per hour, depending on experience, account size, and engagement metrics.
Data Entry: Input data into spreadsheets or databases from scanned documents, handwritten forms, or audio recordings. Earning potential: $8-$15 per hour, depending on accuracy and speed.

Additional Online Opportunities:

Website Testing: Provide feedback on website usability and functionality by participating in user testing sessions. Earning potential: $10-$20 per session, depending on platform and test duration.
Online Surveys: Share your opinions and complete surveys on various topics to earn rewards or cash. Earning potential: Varies depending on the platform and survey length, typically $0.50-$5 per survey.
Transcription: Transcribe audio or video recordings into written text. Requires good listening skills and typing accuracy. Earning potential: $10-$20 per hour, depending on experience and audio quality.

Choosing the Right Online Job:

Consider your skills, interests, available time, and desired income level when selecting an online job. Research different platforms, compare earning potential, and read reviews to find opportunities that align with your goals. Remember, building a strong online presence and portfolio can enhance your credibility and attract better clients or projects.

Remember:

Time Management: Online jobs offer flexibility, but managing your time effectively is crucial to balance work and studies. Set clear schedules, communicate deadlines clearly, and avoid multitasking to optimize productivity.
Legitimacy: Be cautious of scams disguised as online job opportunities. Research companies and platforms thoroughly before investing time or money.
Taxes: Report your income from online jobs to the relevant authorities to comply with tax regulations.

By exploring these diverse online opportunities and approaching them strategically, students can successfully earn income while gaining valuable skills and experience, all while maintaining academic focus.

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Understanding Water Softeners for Well Water

Having well water comes with its own set of unique challenges, one of which is hard water. Hard water contains high levels of dissolved minerals like calcium and magnesium, which can cause a variety of problems in your home, from mineral buildup in pipes and appliances to dry skin and hair. Water softeners are specifically designed to address these issues by removing hardness minerals from your water supply.

Do I Need a Water Softener for My Well Water?

Whether or not you need a water softener for your well water depends on several factors, including:

The hardness level of your water: You can get your water tested by a professional or use a home test kit to determine the hardness level. Generally, water with a hardness level above 7 grains per gallon (gpg) is considered hard and can benefit from softening.
The problems you're experiencing: If you're noticing mineral buildup, soap scum, or other issues associated with hard water, then a softener can help.
Your personal preferences: Some people simply prefer the feel of soft water for showering, washing dishes, and other tasks.

Types of Water Softeners for Well Water

There are two main types of water softeners for well water:

Salt-based softeners: These are the most common type and use ion exchange to remove hardness minerals. They require regular regeneration with salt, which can be a maintenance burden for some users.
Salt-free softeners: These use various technologies, such as template-assisted crystallization (TAC) or magnetic fields, to reduce hardness. They don't require salt but may be less effective than salt-based softeners in some cases.

Choosing the Right Water Softener for Your Needs:

When choosing a water softener for your well water, consider the following factors:

Your water hardness level: This will determine the size and capacity of the softener you need.
Your water flow rate: Make sure the softener can handle the amount of water your home uses.
Your budget: Salt-based softeners are generally less expensive than salt-free models, but you'll need to factor in the cost of salt.
Your maintenance preferences: If you're not interested in regular maintenance, a salt-free softener may be a better option.

Additional Considerations for Well Water:

Iron and other contaminants: If your well water contains iron or other contaminants, you may need a combination water treatment system that includes a softener and an additional filter.
Professional installation: It's generally recommended to have a professional install your water softener to ensure it's properly sized and connected.

Benefits of Using a Water Softener for Well Water

Reduces mineral buildup: This can prevent damage to pipes, appliances, and fixtures.
Improves soap and detergent performance: Soft water allows soap and detergent to lather better, so you can use less and get better cleaning results.
Softer skin and hair: Soft water can help reduce dryness and irritation.
Longer lifespan for appliances: Soft water can help extend the life of your washing machine, dishwasher, and other water-using appliances.

Conclusion:

Water softeners can be a valuable investment for homeowners with well water. By considering your specific needs and water quality, you can choose the right softener to enjoy the benefits of soft water throughout your home.

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