Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Wednesday, July 30th, 2025. The sun is shining, Lake Champlain’s looking gorgeous, and Burlington is buzzing with midweek energy, so let’s get right into what’s happening around town and in our communities today.In City news, across the river in South Burlington, the police department welcomes new leadership as Chief Breault takes the helm, promising a renewed focus on safety and community policing. This comes as part of broader efforts to foster closer ties between residents and law enforcement, which local officials say will be a top priority in the months ahead.Meanwhile, in education, the Vermont Agency of Education has acted swiftly after revelations about a former employee with a troubling past, taking added measures to reassure families and safeguard local schools. The agency emphasizes that no inappropriate footage from his recent tenure has surfaced, but they’re still briefing school leaders and tightening internal protocols. It’s a story people in Burlington are watching closely, as it highlights the ever-present need for diligence around the people who work in our schools.For some lighter news and summer fun, turn your sights toward the Burlington Waterfront where Foam Brewers keeps a packed schedule of live music this week. Tomorrow night features a dynamic free show at seven o’clock with the alt-rock trio Phatt James and the folk-Americana Dyl McNeil Trio. And if your weekend plans aren’t set, don’t miss Friday’s lineup: you can check out Frankie White, Lyla DiPaul, and Forest Station for an eclectic night of folk-pop, indie, and bluegrass—perfect for gathering with friends and making the most of these long July evenings.For those looking to keep active, mountain bikers are invited to the Fellowship of the Wheel’s group ride at Saxon Hill Trails in Essex Junction this evening. All ages and skill levels are welcome, and it’s a great way to make some new friends while enjoying one of Vermont’s best trail systems.Families with young kids can visit the South Burlington Public Library this afternoon for a special musical storytime event at one, where author Rachel Keyser shares her book "Violet’s Violin." And later, the library opens up Marabella KidSpace for Game On! Summer Hours between five and six—imagine board games, puzzles, and fun for all ages.Seniors are encouraged to check Age Well’s calendar for wellness classes and social gatherings, from Tai Chi on the waterfront to luncheons in Milton and beyond. These programs are open throughout the week and are a great way to stay connected and healthy.Looking ahead, Burlington’s music lovers have plenty to be excited about, with upcoming shows at Higher Ground and The Green at Shelburne Museum featuring artists like Whitney, Lucy Dacus, and legendary folk acts visiting Vermont in the weeks ahead. Be sure to grab tickets early—they tend to sell out fast when the weather’s this nice.Finally, in the state’s political scene, there’s been a shake-up at the Vermont Department of Corrections, as Commissioner Nicholas Deml unexpectedly announced his resignation yesterday. No word yet on the reason, but state leaders are promising an open process as they seek a replacement.That’s a wrap for Wednesday in Burlington, where community, creativity, and connection are always at the forefront. Whether you’re making music, hitting the trails, or catching up on city news, we hope you find something today that adds a little spark to your week. 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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