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Three Vermont football state titles will be decided at Burlington High on Saturday

If you like high school football, Saturday is your day. Buck Hard Field at Burlington High School hosts all three state title games, and both Division I teams, St. Johnsbury and Burr and Burton, are 10-0 this season.

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College SportsUVM men's soccer loses a penalty shootout to Bryant in the America East semifinalUVM men's soccer's America East Tournament run ended Wednesday night at Virtue Field. The second-seeded Catamounts and No. 3 Bryant were tied 1-1 after 110 minutes, and Bryant won the shootout 4-3 after Vermont missed twice.Today’s editionRead HousingVermont's homeless count fell 3% in 2026, but the number of children rose 5%If you follow housing news, the 2026 point-in-time count is out. It found 3,286 Vermonters experiencing homelessness on a single night in January, down 3% from the previous year and nearly 9.5% from 2024. Homelessness declined for the second straight winter, according to a Housing and Homelessness Alliance of Vermont report.Thursday’s editionRead UVM SportsUVM women's basketball falls to Oregon 81-56 in Burlington after a close first halfUVM kept it interesting for a half, then Oregon pulled away. The Ducks won 81-56 at Patrick Gym on Wednesday after leading just 38-35 at halftime. A 28-11 third quarter made the difference, and Vermont shot 1-12 from the field in it.Thursday’s editionRead HousingVermont's homeless count dipped to 3,286, but Chittenden County's rose 1%If you've wondered whether homelessness is easing, it's a mixed picture. The annual point-in-time count found 3,286 Vermonters homeless in January, exactly 100 fewer than the same night in 2025. Chittenden County went the other way, with 834 people, up 1%.Wednesday’s editionRead WinooskiA Winooski city panel votes unanimously against horse carriage rides at Casavant Nature PreserveIf you walk your dog at the Casavant Nature Preserve, a Winooski city panel just weighed in on horse carriage rides there. It voted unanimously against recommending the plan from the new Sugar House Hotel, which sits beside the preserve's 100-plus acres. The City Council will hear more at its next meeting in December.Wednesday’s editionRead UVMUVM wins a $6 million National Science Foundation award to turn research into real-world usesIf you're a UVM faculty member, graduate student or postdoc with a promising idea, there's new help on the way. The university received a $6 million National Science Foundation award to launch INVEST, which will offer training, mentorship and seed funding to turn discoveries into technologies, services and other practical uses.Tuesday’s editionRead

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  • ClosingThe Pinwheel, the Western-style breakfast and lunch spot at 4 Carmichael St.

    The Pinwheel, the Western-style breakfast and lunch spot at 4 Carmichael St. in Essex Junction, will close Nov. 20. The restaurant said it can no longer find consistent help. You can still place Thanksgiving catering orders until then, and the owners say to keep an eye out for take-home holiday offerings.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: Seven Days Vermont, WPTZ, MyChamplainValley.com

  • Women's soccerThe Saint Michael's College women's soccer team plays Friday in its first NCAA Tournament, facing the University of Bridgeport in the Division II first round in Waltham, Massachusetts.

    The Saint Michael's College women's soccer team plays Friday in its first NCAA Tournament, facing the University of Bridgeport in the Division II first round in Waltham, Massachusetts. The Purple Knights are 9-3-5 and have been ranked as high as 12th nationally this season. You can hear from the team ahead of the program's first-ever NCAA tournament game.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: Vermont Public, MyChamplainValley.com

  • Food driveFeeding Champlain Valley has launched its annual "Holidays Without Hunger" drive in Burlington.

    Feeding Champlain Valley has launched its annual "Holidays Without Hunger" drive in Burlington. It aims to reach 12,000 families with food for holiday meals, extra groceries and other essentials.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WPTZ

  • Toy drivesVolunteers with Toys for Kids kicked off their 31st year on Thursday.

    Volunteers with Toys for Kids kicked off their 31st year on Thursday. Red donation barrels are popping up at businesses across Vermont and New York.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WPTZ

  • Curtain upThe BHS Drama Club stages Guys and Dolls Nov.

    The BHS Drama Club stages Guys and Dolls Nov. 19 through 21. It's the club's first musical in the auditorium of the new $204 million Burlington High School.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Seven Days Vermont

  • Homeless countVermont's 2026 point in time count registered 3,286 people as homeless on Jan.

    Vermont's 2026 point in time count registered 3,286 people as homeless on Jan. 28, a 3% total decrease from 2025, while child homelessness rose 5%. In Franklin County, counters registered 169 people, 39 of them children.

    Around Vermont · Today’s editionSource: Saint Albans Messenger

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    Enter to win the 2027 Vermont Writers’ Prize

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    Workers in our region catch up as Microsoft services return after outage

    Microsoft services are coming back online after a global outage that began Thursday afternoon, leaving many catching up on missed emails.

  3. Vermont Business Magazine2 hours ago

    Weekly unemployment claims stay elevated

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    FAA grounds all flights nationwide due to ‘extraordinary circumstances’

    CBS News is reporting that the Federal Aviation Administration ordered a nationwide groundstop on Friday ‘due to extraordinary circumstances and reasons of safety.’

  5. WPTZ2 hours ago

    Leahy BTV, Plattsburgh International Airport impacted by nationwide ground stop; flights can still land

    All flights at Leahy BTV are grounded as part of the FAA's nationwide ground stop on Friday, but incoming flights can still land, NBC5 has learned.

  6. Vermont Business Magazine2 hours ago

    Clinicians respond to measles cases in Vermont

  7. WCAX3 hours ago

    Scattered mixed showers develop tonight bringing season’s first snow for some in the northern tier

    Our chilly November weather continues across Vermont and the North Country as scattered valley rain and snow showers return overnight. Mountain snow showers will become more widespread Saturday, with the greatest accumulations along the Green Mountains and in the Adirondacks. Showers gradually taper off Sunday before a dry and warmer stretch takes hold next week.

  8. WPTZ3 hours ago

    Summit snow forecast at local ski mountains

    Mountains within NBC5 News coverage area in Vermont, New York and New Hampshire

  9. WCAX4 hours ago

    Small building burns to the ground in Milton

    The fire was on Stone Bridge Road around 1 p.m. Friday, right by the intersection with Lake Road.

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Three football state titles will be decided in Burlington on Saturday

Plus, UVM men's soccer falls in a shootout and the Pinwheel in Essex Junction will close.

The TLDR

  1. Three Vermont football state titles get decided at Burlington High on Saturday
  2. UVM men's soccer falls to Bryant 4-3 in a shootout
  3. The Pinwheel in Essex Junction will close Nov. 20
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