Good morning, Burlington.

Vermont Foodbank will distribute over 900,000 eggs on local food shelves over the coming months as part of a national price fixing settlement with major egg producers & the state will also receive $56,000 from the deal.

On Friday, Burlington will host the state’s largest fireworks show at Waterfront Park as Vermont celebrates 250 years with free parades and activities in over 50 towns.

Some communities may adjust their events due to rising costs by the new owner of Northstar Fireworks — Pyrotecnico.

Noah Kahan, from his hometown (Strafford), called on fans to stop stealing the Alger Brook Road sign on Friday, June 26, and he will break a record by performing four sold-out shows at Fenway Park this July.

Wildlife officials confirmed a black bear crossed a road at the Maple Tree Place mall in Williston last night, and neighbors reported more sightings on home cameras around Chittenden County—officials advise residents to remove food attractants.

Burlington opened its Champlain Parkway yesterday after 61 years of planning, connecting Interstate 189 to the South End & offering a multi-use path for bicycles and pedestrians.

The Vermont Agency of Transportation has issued an RFQ seeking qualified EV charging providers to build and maintain a network of public chargers on key routes.

Interested providers must submit Statements of Qualifications by Aug. 13 at 11:00 a.m. with questions due by July 9.

FEMA has made over $17M available for 16 flood projects in New England (including $591K for Barre, $70K for Hardwick, and $1.4M for Montpelier) to reduce flood risks and strengthen community resilience.

Applicants must submit by July 22 at 5 p.m.

Researchers at UVM discovered that intestinal cells keep Salmonella in check by restricting its access to iron and manganese (a process that could lead to new treatment methods) and the study offers fresh insight on fighting food-borne infections.

The American Red Cross and Hinesburg Fire Department urged residents to celebrate fireworks safely on July 4 by attending public displays or following strict guidelines at home, including keeping water nearby and wearing eye protection to reduce injuries and fires.

A rare Extreme Heat Watch is in effect today through Friday for many towns in Vermont and northern New York, with dangerous humidity and high heat peaking today and tomorrow; locals are advised to limit outdoor activity (especially vulnerable groups) as overnight lows may not drop sufficiently.

Burlington's Independence Day Fireworks Celebration

3-11 p.m. — Burlington Waterfront Boat Ramp — $2 round-trip for shuttle service — Experience Vermont's most spectacular fireworks display along with family-friendly activities.

Level 1 Yoga Class

5-6 p.m. — Hot Yoga Burlington Vermont — $10 fee for late cancellations — A relaxing class perfect for beginners and post-activity recovery.

Latin Dance Night

6-9 p.m. — Switchback Brewing Co. — Salsa Class $20, Dance Social $10 — Enjoy an evening of vibrant Latin dancing and connect with fellow dance enthusiasts.

YUUF Live Performance

7-11 p.m. — Higher Ground — Support TBD — Experience the unique musical blend of Yuuf in their Burlington debut during summer tour.

All Levels Hot Yoga Class

9-10 a.m. — Hot Yoga Burlington Vermont — Reservation required — Engage in a continuous flow of poses suitable for all active levels.

Yoga Nidra and Sound Bath

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Hot Yoga Burlington Vermont — Reservations required — Experience guided meditations and relaxing yogic sleep in a cozy setting.

Level 1 Yoga Class

9-10 a.m. — Hot Yoga Burlington Vermont — Reservations required — Enjoy a relaxing yoga session ideal for beginners and post-vigorous activity.

All Levels Hot Yoga Class

10:30-11:30 a.m. — Hot Yoga Burlington Vermont — Sign-up required — Engage in an intermediate yoga flow suitable for all active individuals.

Live Comedy with King Dumb

8:30-11:30 p.m. — Vermont Comedy Club — Ticketed event — Enjoy an evening of laughter with Nathan Hartswick, Natalie Miller, and Brian De La Bruere.

33rd Annual Vermont Brewers Festival

5:30-9:30 p.m. — Waterfront Park — Admission with tasting tabs — Celebrate Vermont's craft beer scene with local brewers and scenic Lake Champlain views.