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Six teams are headed to Burlington High School for Vermont's football title games on Nov. 14

If you like Friday-night football, Championship Saturday comes to your town. Six teams will play a tripleheader at Burlington High School on Sat., Nov. 14, and all three games stream on the NFHS Network.

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Bellows Falls beat Mount Abraham 32-8 in the Division III semifinal

  • Bellows Falls32
    Mount Abraham8
    FinalJaden Bazin rushed for 228 yards and three touchdowns.

Source: Reformer

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High School SportsChamplain Valley's boys repeat as D-I cross country champs, and soccer seniors take the field at CastletonIf you follow high school sports, it was a big week for Champlain Valley. Heading into the Division I state championships, the boys' team knew it would face stiff competition as it looked for a repeat. The Redhawks put all five of their runners in the top five to win the title again.Saturday’s editionRead South BurlingtonConstruction is underway on a walk-bike bridge over I-89 at Exit 14If you walk Williston Road over I-89, you know the stretch: traffic barreling on and off the Exit 14 ramps and, with winter's short, dark days around the corner, less visibility. After decades of that, walkers and bikers can now see a fix taking shape just south of the overpass.Friday’s editionRead High School SportsChamplain Valley falls short against Essex in the D-I boys' soccer finalChamplain Valley beat Essex twice this season, both times in one-goal games. On Sunday night in the Division I boys' state championship, the Redhawks couldn't make it 3-for-3.Friday’s editionRead City HallBurlington's fall clean sweep is underway, and tonight it's the New North End's west sideIf you park on the street in Burlington, move your car on your zone's night. The city's second annual fall clean sweep is underway, with crews sweeping overnight in every neighborhood. Tonight, Thu., Nov. 5, it's Zones B and H, the west side of the New North End.Thursday’s editionRead RemembranceJohn Killacky, who led the Flynn and served in the Vermont House, has died at 74John Killacky, the artist who ran the Flynn for eight years before serving two terms in the Vermont House, died Monday, Nov. 2. He was 74.Wednesday’s editionRead High School SportsEssex and MMU won Division I soccer titles, and Rice made it three straight in field hockeyIf you missed the weekend, Essex beat defending champ CVU 2-1 in double overtime for the boys Division I soccer title at Rutland High School. Senior Ethan Leo scored the winner with nine minutes left in the second extra frame. On the girls side, freshman Ashlynn Barrett's late goal gave MMU a 3-2 win over Burr and Burton and its first title since 2003.Wednesday’s editionRead

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  • Turkey trotFor the 13th year, UVM students and volunteers carried frozen turkeys from Patrick Gymnasium to the base of Virtue Field Saturday morning.

    For the 13th year, UVM students and volunteers carried frozen turkeys from Patrick Gymnasium to the base of Virtue Field Saturday morning. The Trotting of the Turkeys raised nearly $20,000 for Feeding Champlain Valley's Holidays Without Hunger campaign.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WPTZ

  • Church StreetStudents from the CVU Women and Business Club heard from local entrepreneurs on Church Street Friday.

    Students from the CVU Women and Business Club heard from local entrepreneurs on Church Street Friday. The panel included the women behind Harbour Thread, Fortitude, and Saratoga Olive Oil.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WPTZ

  • Winooski guestsA Winooski resident captured video of a mama raccoon and her five babies resting on her back deck furniture.

    A Winooski resident captured video of a mama raccoon and her five babies resting on her back deck furniture. They stayed one night and moved on.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WCAX

  • Rail moneyThe Vermont Agency of Transportation is acquiring $60.3 million in federal dollars to replace 60 miles of rail for freight travel between Rutland and North Bennington.

    The Vermont Agency of Transportation is acquiring $60.3 million in federal dollars to replace 60 miles of rail for freight travel between Rutland and North Bennington.

    Around Vermont · Today’s editionSource: Valley News

  • Scoop SeasonLu Lu Ice Cream in Vergennes is selling nine flavors inspired by Noah Kahan songs, including "Stick Season," "Dial Drunk," and "End of August." Fans pre-ordered half-pint sets and picked them up in store.

    Lu Lu Ice Cream in Vergennes is selling nine flavors inspired by Noah Kahan songs, including "Stick Season," "Dial Drunk," and "End of August." Fans pre-ordered half-pint sets and picked them up in store.

    Around Vermont · Today’s editionSource: WPTZ

  • Soccer honorsThe Vermont Soccer Coaches Association announced its all-state teams.

    The Vermont Soccer Coaches Association announced its all-state teams. Mount Mansfield, Green Mountain Valley School, Vergennes and Richford won girls state titles, and Essex, Rice, Peoples Academy and Mill River won boys titles.

    Around Vermont · Today’s editionSource: Times Argus

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  1. WCAX2 hours ago

    In the Garden: Prepping before the winter freeze

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  2. WCAX4 hours ago

    What to Do: Sunday, November 8

    It’s getting chilly outside, but we’ve still got plenty of things for you to do today.

  3. WCAX4 hours ago

    1 to 3 inches of snow is possible in Coos County, New Hampshire this morning, otherwise the rest of the day will turn partly sunny and fair.

    Any showers have moved out of our region, but the outer fringes of the low pressure system is producing snow for Coos County, New Hampshire, which could persist through the morning before moving out. A trace to 3 inches accumulation is possible, though the higher amounts will be at the summits of the White Mountains. This afternoon will turn partly sunny with highs in the mid-40s to low 50s. Additional showers are likely Monday, especially early, then widely scattered showers will continue for Tuesday and Veterans Day. A coastal storm with a rain/snow mix is a possibility for late week,…

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  5. Burlington Free Press11 hours ago

    Despite injury to star quarterback, St. Johnsbury relies on defense for title-game berth

    Kingston Carey's big night and team defense carry St. Johnsbury past Burlington/South Burlington/Winooski in the D-I semifinals on Saturday, Nov. 7.

  6. WCAX13 hours ago

    Man falls from fishing boat into Lake Champlain in Ferrisburgh

    Coast Guard expected to search through the night; state police teams to join Sunday.

  7. Rutland Herald13 hours ago

    Otters storm into D-III championship game

    BRANDON — Sorry Sam Cooke but this was not just "Another Saturday Night" at Otter Valley. No this is one that will be talked about for a long, long time.

  8. Reformer13 hours ago

    Bellows Falls football beats Mount Abraham, returns to Vermont Division 3 title game

    Bellows Falls Union High School beat Mount Abraham 32-8 in Bristol behind Jaden Bazin’s three touchdowns, earning a second straight Vermont Division 3 championship-game berth.

  9. Burlington Free Press14 hours ago

    Game times, schedule set for 2026 Vermont high school football championship tripleheader

    The 2026 Vermont football championships will be held at Burlington High School on Saturday, Nov. 15.

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Daily Burlingtonto me · Sun., Nov. 86:00 a.m.

Six teams, one stage: Vermont football title games land in Burlington

Plus, UVM's Trotting of the Turkeys raised nearly $20,000 and a raccoon family dropped by Winooski.

The TLDR

  1. Six teams will play for football titles at Burlington High on Nov. 14
  2. Bellows Falls will defend its Division III title against Otter Valley
  3. Are you headed to Championship Saturday? Tell us
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