Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for today. Around City Hall, one big policy story is in motion. Burlington leaders are pushing for permission to use automatic license plate readers to crack down on speeding and red light violations, but they need the Vermont Legislature to sign off before any cameras go up. Supporters, including Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak, say the tech could free up officers and make streets safer, while civil liberties advocates warn about privacy risks and possible data sharing with federal immigration authorities. Lawmakers in Montpelier now have to untangle a murky legal landscape and decide whether Burlington can move ahead or whether the statewide limits on this technology will hold. If you are on campus today, the University of Vermont has a few ways to break up the midweek grind. On the Trinity Campus, employee well checks are running in Delehanty Hall, offering a chance to check in on your health and grab some wellness resources. Later in the day, Whole Health Connect is hosting “A Different Kind of Tasting” workshop, a short afternoon session focused on more mindful approaches to food and nutrition. Over at the Patrick Gym and Gutterson complex, UVM winter sports are in full swing, with men’s basketball and hockey gearing up for a busy home stretch as students head into finals. Downtown, Burlington City Arts continues its powerful “How to Say Goodbye” exhibition, exploring grief, memory, and transition through photography, video, and installation. It is a thoughtful stop if you are walking Church Street, and a reminder of how the arts can help this community process loss and change. City government is also active this evening. The Burlington Board of Health meets at 5:30, a chance for residents to track conversations about public health priorities, from winter wellness to environmental health concerns. If you are planning ahead for tonight and tomorrow, keep an eye on the sky. Forecasters are calling for a colder, active pattern and a round of light snow moving across Vermont, with a few inches possible and slick spots likely on the evening and early morning commute. This has been Burlington Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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