Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 9th of June.
Good morning, Burlington.
Chef Deven Bora of Early Bird Catering in Colchester launched a GoFundMe to cover expenses for renting a test kitchen, ingredients, and travel for a pilot episode of Eat This TV (an online culinary network) that will highlight Vermont flavors.
He must raise the funds by early July to secure his participation and potentially develop a 12-episode series if the pilot earns strong ratings.
ZymoChem, a company that makes renewable materials, is expanding its Burlington office at VCET under senior leader Joe Giallanella as it builds a products division around BAYSE—its superabsorbent polymer launched last year that can reduce waste from petroleum-based products.
Global partnerships, local investors, and a government grant support the company's growth as it scouts for a domestic production facility.
Danforth Pewter is celebrating its 50th anniversary — marking 50 years of American craftsmanship — with monthly giveaways and an invitation for visitors and media to tour its Middlebury workshop.
The celebration will end with a grand prize fully paid trip for two to scenic Vermont.
Vermont cartoonist Alison Bechdel has released her new graphic novel Spent, which is set in Burlington and local towns and mixes funny drawings with smart thoughts on life and capitalism—drawing on her long career in comics and memoirs.
The 272-page book shows well-known local scenes and highlights the state's impact on her creative work.
Howdy Russell’s 200-year-old Hinesburg home may soon ring with its historic bell as a new rope is set to be installed when a nearby maple tree is trimmed.
The bell once signaled children to come home and remains a cherished symbol of family heritage & local tradition.
Vermont Days will offer free admission to state parks and historic sites on June 14 and 15, with the Vermont History Museum and History Center open on June 14 by donation.
The weekend features free fishing, family events and lectures + kite flying at local sites, letting residents explore Vermont’s history and outdoor fun.
Graduates of the Vermont Leadership Institute Class of 2025 completed their 9‐month program with a graduation ceremony and luncheon at Basin Harbor in Vergennes earlier this month.
The event featured a keynote by Robert Miller from EastRise Credit Union—who stressed transparency during change—and honored Shalini Suryanarayana with the Vermont Excellence in Leadership Award.
Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak said her administration will soon identify new restroom sites to help visitors and locals, and current seasonal facilities are open at key spots along Burlington’s Greenway—Oakledge Park lower pavilion, Waterfront Information Center, and City Hall Park.
These measures come as the city faces a shortage of public restrooms amid closures and customer-only policies at some businesses.
EXTC Concert Featuring XTC's Terry Chambers & Friends
7:30-10:30 p.m. — Higher Ground — Tickets available — Experience the classic XTC songbook brought to life by Terry Chambers and his band EXTC.
NAMI Vermont Lake Monsters Game Night
6:30-9:30 p.m. — Vermont Lake Monsters Baseball — Tickets available — Supporting mental health awareness with a fun night of baseball and community activities.
Father's Day Frankfurter Fiesta
7-9:30 p.m. — The Soda Plant — RSVP requested — Enjoy a special hot dog topping bar and cornhole at this festive hangout.
Book Club for Busy Women
6:30-8:30 p.m. — Ladies Social Group — $5 monthly dues — Connect with fellow women while discussing books and forming friendships.
Vermont Lake Monsters Senior Night
6:35-8:05 p.m. — Vermont Lake Monsters Baseball — $6 for seniors — Enjoy a night at the ballpark with complimentary drinks and reserved seating for seniors.
Vermont Lake Monsters vs. New Britain Bees
6:35-8:05 p.m. — Vermont Lake Monsters Baseball — Permission slip and fee required — Teens enjoy a ball game outing with food included.
4x4x48 Challenge
4 p.m. Jun 20th — Burlington Union Station — Entry fee TBA — Participate in a unique running challenge to celebrate the summer solstice.
Intentional Peer Support Core Training
9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. daily — Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center — $100 for materials — Engage in an interactive training to explore transformative relationships through peer support.
Golden Hour at HULA - Vermont Tech Meetup
4:30-6:00 p.m. — HULA — Free entry — Network with tech professionals over drinks, pizza, and scenic views of Lake Champlain.
Latin Dance Night
5-9 p.m. — Switchback Brewing Co. — $20 for the class, $10 for the social — Enjoy a vibrant evening of Latin dance with beginner-friendly lessons and a lively dance social.
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