Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Monday, August 11, 2025.If you’re heading out early, a heads up on regional travel that could affect your plans. The state’s road report for this week highlights ongoing construction and closures across Vermont, including a full southbound closure on I 91 between Exit 16 and Exit 15 near Fairlee with a detour using Route 25A, US 5, and Lake Morey Road through August 29. Closer to home, plan for lane closures tied to prep work for the future Burlington Winooski Bridge as VTrans continues geotechnical borings during daytime hours on select days. Leave a little extra time, especially during the workday travel window[5][1].On the public safety front, Vermont State Police report multiple weekend incidents statewide, and a separate investigation is underway after a Burlington officer fired at a driver early Sunday morning. No injuries were reported in that Burlington incident, and authorities say more information will be released as the review progresses. Expect updates from state and local officials as the day goes on[3].Now to what’s happening around town. UVM’s campus is active today, with exhibitions at Billings Library including The Marquis de Lafayette at the University of Vermont, open from ten to five, and Billings Library A Building for All Time running nine to five. The Libraries Planetary Health exhibit opens early at seven thirty, and if you want to plug into campus life logistics, there’s a virtual session tonight called Campus and Beyond Navigating Travel and Transportation at seven. For governance watchers, the UVM Board of Trustees Executive Committee holds a brief session in the Waterman Building early this afternoon[2].Looking for things to do as the week kicks off. Burlington Paint and Sip has its Paint and Create Kids Camp in session today on Church Street, and tonight they host a date night session from seven to nine, a low pressure way to unwind downtown[8]. Midweek picks to put on your radar include the Shelburne Farms Community Concert Series Wednesday in the Farm Barn Courtyard, and RiRa Trivia Night on Wednesday evening if you’re feeling sharp. On Thursday, Party on the Bricks brings music and energy to downtown, and students get deals at Burly Axe Throwing in the afternoon. Friday features the South End Get Down, and Sisters of Anarchy Friday Nights at the Farm. Saturday brings the Burlington Farmers Market from nine to two on the waterfront, a staple for local produce and makers[2].Keep an eye on Vermont Public’s statewide events for outdoor concerts and film nights later this week, including community movie screenings that draw families out to local parks and plazas with food vendors and music beforehand[7].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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