Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 20th of February.
Good morning, Burlington.
Members of the Ohavi Zedek synagogue and Burlington Friends Meeting are collaborating on a bake sale, Bread for Peace, to support humanitarian aid in the Israel-Hamas conflict areas, demonstrating a communal effort towards peace and understanding across different faiths.
Two Champlain College students have teamed up to launch a cotton candy sales project at Essex Cinemas, aiming to fund and support student entrepreneurial ventures.
Shelburne Museum acquired two Norman Rockwell paintings and a sketch celebrating Vermont's granite industry, gifts from Polycor Inc., set to be displayed from May 10.
VSAC is hosting free College and Career Pathways events in March and April for Vermont high school students and their families to explore education and career options.
First-time candidates are competing for two critical Burlington City Council seats that could shift the current Democratic majority, impacting major city issues like public safety, housing affordability, and progressive policies.
Burlington City Council unanimously approved developments including an expansion of the University of Vermont Medical Center, a mixed-use project in the South End, and enhanced security measures for the Burlington Police Department.
The University of Vermont Medical Center is collaborating with the Vermont Professionals of Color Network to offer a program named Newcomer Nexus, designed to help BIPOC medical residents integrate into Vermont by finding community and cultural connections.
Leslie Liao Stand-Up Comedy Show
Stand-up comedian Leslie Liao, known for her relatable humor, performs at the Vermont Comedy Club with shows scheduled from February 20 to February 22.
Vermont Home Show 2025
The Vermont Home Show 2025 features the latest trends in home improvement and design, offering a platform to explore innovative solutions like metal roofing.
Liliac Concert at Showcase Lounge
Liliac, an independent rock band known for blending modern and classic rock, will perform live at Higher Ground.
Stand-Up Comedy with Mary Beth Barone
Mary Beth Barone, a prominent comedian known for her performances at major comedy festivals, will perform at the Vermont Comedy Club, with additional shows on the following day.
Exciting Melt Concerto featuring Paint Fumes in South Burlington
Experience a vibrant evening of garage punk music with the band Paint Fumes at Higher Ground.
Bicycle Mechanic Training Program for Retail Service in Vermont
A comprehensive 10-hour bicycle mechanic training course consisting of five sessions focusing on essential repair and maintenance skills for aspiring retail bicycle mechanics.
Adam Conover Live at Vermont Comedy Club
Adam Conover, comedian and creator of 'Adam Ruins Everything', performs at the Vermont Comedy Club, offering an evening of educational and entertaining comedy.
Adam Conover Live at Vermont Comedy Club
Comedian Adam Conover, known for his educational comedy and popular series 'Adam Ruins Everything,' brings his performance to the Vermont Comedy Club.
Burlington Irish Heritage Festival
The Burlington Irish Heritage Festival celebrates Irish and Irish-American culture through music, dance, and language, particularly around the period of St. Patrick's Day.
Burlington Irish Heritage Festival 2025
The Burlington Irish Heritage Festival features cultural celebrations of Irish and Irish-American heritage, including dance, poetry readings, and music singalongs.
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