Listen "Burlington Local Update: Flood Damage, Exhibits, and Community Events"
Episode Synopsis
Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Monday, July 14th, 2025. We’re here to keep you up to speed on everything that’s shaping daily life in our community, from important updates on the weather, to fresh openings and things to do around town.First up, it’s been a tough weekend for parts of Vermont as flash floods swept through rural communities yet again. Though Burlington hasn’t seen the worst, recent storms brought up to five inches of rain just south of us, flooding roads and damaging homes. Sutton was particularly hard hit, with swift-water rescue teams called in to help residents after a local brook overflowed. For the third year in a row, folks are cleaning up and dealing with the anxiety that comes after storms like these. The National Weather Service here in Burlington points to a changing climate and our hilly terrain for this unfortunate trend, reminding us to keep an eye on forecasts and check in with neighbors who might need help with cleanup or support as repairs get underway.But as always, Burlington finds its rhythm no matter the forecast, and today is packed with things to do. The University of Vermont is opening its special exhibit The Marquis de Lafayette at the University of Vermont 1825 to 1925. History lovers can swing by Billings Library’s Special Collections between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. There’s also the ongoing Planetary Health Exhibit if you’re interested in how science and nature intersect, open in the library throughout the day.Foodies and sports fans, you’ve got something to celebrate. Wings Over Burlington is back and flying high after its big reopening at 150 Dorset Street in the Blue Mall under new ownership. This spot has been a local favorite for years, so if you missed those signature wings, now’s the time to check out the new menu and familiar flavors.For those wanting to get out and connect with Burlington’s vibrant community, set your sights on upcoming events. The Burlington Farmers Market will be back on Saturday, July 26th for your local produce fix and artisan goods. Looking ahead to next weekend, Rock Point Commons is hosting an Introduction to Beekeeping workshop on Sunday, July 20th. Whether you’re curious about honeybees or want to get hands-on with hive life, registration is open for all experience levels.With so much happening, don’t forget to explore the full lineup of local music, outdoor festivals, and family-friendly outings. Whether you’re after a walk in the parks, a chance to support local vendors, or a dive into Vermont’s rich history, Burlington has you covered.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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