Keen cyclist Jarone Ashkenzai shares his favourite bicycle trips across the US, from tunnel trails in Idaho to a path that loops around alligators in Florida
EZ-ier Still [Re EZ Does It, March 31]: Your article about the company EZ-Probate stated: The estate can cover any legal fees, but the assets are often tied up in property that has to be vacated or sold. And outstanding debts can sometimes wipe out what little money an estate has, leaving families to pay the attorney s bill. This is generally false, since attorney fees and other costs of administering the estate are a first priority. Outstanding debts would not be paid until there are sufficient funds to pay the estate legal fees and other costs of administration, including the fee to the executor or administrator.
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Christopher Ross AFTER MORE THAN 30 years of operating out of the 19th-century New Haven Train Depot, the folks at Roundtree Construction are looking for a new office, at least temporarily. The Vermont Agency of Transportation says the building needs to be moved or torn down. Pictured left to right, Roundtree co-owner Ric Santa Maria, project manager Sarah Heneghan and project manager Scott Reiss. Not pictured: Co-owner Dan Morris.
Independent photo/Steve James THE NEW HAVEN Train Depot at the junction of Route 7 North and Route 17 West is slated for relocation or demolition to make way for future AMTRAK trains, but supporters of the 19th-century “Italianate style” building are organizing to ensure its preservation.