Fall Fun, Transfers, and EV Impacts: Your Burlington Local Update

13/10/2025 3 min
Fall Fun, Transfers, and EV Impacts: Your Burlington Local Update

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Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Monday, October 13, 2025.It’s a crisp start to the week in Burlington and the fall colors are nearly at their peak, so get ready for a day packed with news, art, and local activities you won’t want to miss. First up, Burlington’s Church Street Marketplace has MIXTAPE Mondays on tap—perfect for music lovers looking to unwind after work with a little local flair. As you stroll the marketplace today, keep an eye out for fall-themed shop windows and some tasty cider donuts at your favorite bakeries. At the University of Vermont, campus life is bustling. This morning, transfer students are getting a warm welcome with a Cheers to Transfers kick-off celebration, and throughout the day Mac Mondays at the UVM Libraries offer students and community members help with tech and research questions. Dive into Indigenous Peoples’ Day events on campus, including a Meet the Chef tabling focused on Indigenous food, a film discussion on food sovereignty at noon in Old Mill, and a special medicine bag making workshop starting at 2 p.m.—all open to the public and great opportunities to learn and connect.If you’re in the mood for some learning with a side of innovation, consider tuning in to the Economic and Environmental Impacts of EV Smart Charging presentation this afternoon at UVM, featuring Dr. Kara Kockelman, a national expert on electric vehicles and their impact on the power sector. And if you’re looking for wellness or benefits info, UVM’s 2025 Employee Benefits and Wellness Fair is happening all day at Dudley H. Davis Center, with free flu shots and checkups for UVM employees.Looking ahead to tonight, fans of live music are in for a treat—Jeff Tweedy is playing at Higher Ground in South Burlington at 7:30 p.m. Expect a soulful set from the Wilco frontman and be ready for some introspective tunes. Tickets are still available, but this is a hot ticket so act fast if you want a seat.For those seeking reflection or a sense of community, the Episcopal Diocese of Vermont is hosting Dispatch of Business this afternoon at 4 p.m., part of their ongoing series in support of local faith leaders and members.On the community front, Burlington’s United Way Working Bridges program has launched a special $10,000 Bridge Fund for Housing, helping working Vermonters secure places to live in our area. This innovative support comes as housing costs continue to be a concern for many.Weather-wise, expect a classic Vermont October day—chilly in the morning, but warming up by afternoon and perfect for outdoor walks or a visit to a local café. Local hospitalizations for COVID-19 remain low this month, with fewer than five cases reported statewide last week, signaling a continued positive trend for community health.And don’t forget, the Burlington Farmers Market returns this Saturday for those craving fresh local produce and handmade goods. For fall activity lovers, there may be some road construction in the county due to ongoing state projects—so plan a few extra minutes on your 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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