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SportsUVM field hockey opens NCAA play Wednesday, and Burlington hosts a football final SaturdayIf you want to watch the Catamounts, UVM field hockey is headed to the NCAA Tournament after a 3-2 shootout win over Albany on Friday. Freshman Emily Enden scored the winner, and UVM took the shootout 6-5 for its second America East title in three seasons. The team then learned its first-round opponent is St. Joseph's, and the game is on ESPN+.Today’s editionRead UVM SportsUVM men's basketball falls 79-76 to Quinnipiac after leading for nearly 30 minutesIf you missed it, UVM men's basketball lost Sunday, 79-76, to Quinnipiac, and the Catamounts couldn't hold on at home. The Catamounts held the lead for nearly 30 minutes and went up nine midway through the second half. Then the Bobcats started hitting threes, and they led by five with less than a minute to go.Monday’s editionRead High School SportsSix teams are headed to Burlington High School for Vermont's football title games on Nov. 14If 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.Sunday’s editionRead 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

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  • Clean SweepIf you park on the street in Burlington, move your car on your zone's night: the second annual Fall Clean Sweep runs through Nov.

    If you park on the street in Burlington, move your car on your zone's night: the second annual Fall Clean Sweep runs through Nov. 13, from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. (Downtown's Zone F runs midnight to 6 a.m.). Free parking is available in the Marketplace and Downtown garages.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Burlington Free Press

  • Gas pricesBurlington's average gas price fell 6.7 cents in a week to $4.32 a gallon, according to GasBuddy's survey of 100 stations.

    Burlington's average gas price fell 6.7 cents in a week to $4.32 a gallon, according to GasBuddy's survey of 100 stations. That's 20.3 cents lower than a month ago and $1.15 higher than a year ago.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Vermont Business Magazine

  • RentThe typical Burlington apartment listed for $2,165 in October, up 3% from $2,100 a year earlier, Zumper data shows.

    The typical Burlington apartment listed for $2,165 in October, up 3% from $2,100 a year earlier, Zumper data shows. The previous month's median was $2,175.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Burlington Free Press

  • Hospital AIUVM Health, Vermont's largest hospital network, is using AI to help doctors spot fractures on X-rays, take notes during visits and summarize charts.

    UVM Health, Vermont's largest hospital network, is using AI to help doctors spot fractures on X-rays, take notes during visits and summarize charts. Neither UVM Health nor Dartmouth Health uses it without human oversight.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WCAX

  • Lake ChamplainSeven Days and ProPublica spent months investigating Vermont's cleanup plans for Lake Champlain, and Vermont Public covered the investigation.

    Seven Days and ProPublica spent months investigating Vermont's cleanup plans for Lake Champlain, and Vermont Public covered the investigation. The 2015 Clean Water Act promised to limit pollution and fund cleanup, but 10 years and nearly a billion dollars later, the algae still blooms.

    Around Vermont · Today’s editionSource: Vermont Public

  • Minimum wageVermont's minimum wage rises from $14.42 to $14.91 an hour on Jan.

    Vermont's minimum wage rises from $14.42 to $14.91 an hour on Jan. 1, 2027, an increase of $0.49. The tipped minimum equals 50% of the full wage.

    Around Vermont · Today’s editionSource: Vermont Business Magazine

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    Homelessness Rises in Chittenden County, Drops Across Vermont

    Advocates counted 3,286 homeless people across Vermont this year — 100 fewer than in 2025.

  2. Rutland Herald2 hours ago

    Vermont homeless numbers likely an undercount

    The overall number of people experiencing homelessness in Vermont is down slightly, but the people who did the counting are warning against taking that figure at face value.

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    The overall number of people experiencing homelessness in Vermont is down slightly, but the people who did the counting are warning against taking that figure at face value.

  4. Vermont Business Magazine2 hours ago

    Governor reminds Vermonters to clean up political signs following election

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    Hong's Dumplings to close in May; seeking new owner

    Hong's Dumplings is seeking a new owner after nearly 27 years of serving the Burlington community. Hong tells NBC5 that she wants to retire.

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    Vermont School Consolidation: Act 170 Implementation Watch

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    Vermont Agency of Education holds Statewide Strategic Planning Retreat

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    NRCS Vermont announces additional 2027 signup for Wetland Reserve Easements

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    Last Call at Vermont Pub & Brewery in Burlington

    The state’s first brewpub will close on November 14. In its final days, the pints and memories are flowing, honoring founder Greg Noonan and its current team.

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Daily Burlingtonto me · Tues., Nov. 106:00 a.m.

UVM lands $6 million to turn research into real-world uses

Plus, UVM field hockey opens NCAA play Wednesday and Burlington hosts a Division I football final Saturday.

The TLDR

  1. UVM wins a $6 million NSF award to launch INVEST
  2. UVM field hockey opens NCAA play Wed. at 3 p.m.
  3. Burlington High hosts the Division I football final Saturday
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