Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Thursday, November 13, 2025.We’re waking up today amid the aftermath of a dramatic Vermont snowstorm, with more than eight inches blanketing Burlington overnight. Expect some traffic chaos on I-89 and local roads, so give yourself extra time and be mindful of slick spots as you navigate the morning commute. Snowplows are working hard, but patience will be your best companion today as the city digs itself out.Looking for things to do? Church Street Marketplace is bustling despite the cold, welcoming locals and visitors into its cozy shops and restaurants. There’s an ongoing celebration of Burlington’s legendary local businesses — many of which have been part of the community for over twenty-five years. Pop in to support these icons and warm up with Vermont-made treats and gifts.If you’re inclined toward the arts or a good story, Phoenix Books on Church Street is hosting a Vermont Science Fiction and Fantasy Authors Panel tonight at 7 pm. Meet writers from across the state, discover new worlds on the page, and perhaps get your books signed. It’s a must for book lovers and aspiring writers.For those seeking fun after hours, Rí Rá Irish Pub invites you to take the mic at their pub karaoke starting at 10 pm. Whether you’ve got a ballad or a rock anthem in your heart, this is your night to shine on stage with friends old and new.Campus life is vibrant too. The University of Vermont’s events calendar is packed: from a chemistry seminar with Jennifer Heemstra at 10 am to a dinner and dialogue exploring mindfulness at the Interfaith Center at 5:30 pm. There’s also a beading workshop for Native American Heritage Month at 6 pm, Pilates at the same hour, and the always-popular Queen City Ghost Walk from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, perfect for those curious about Burlington’s haunted history.Community updates include the Ward 2 Neighborhood Planning Assembly meeting at 6:30 pm—a chance for residents to discuss city issues, share concerns, and connect on what’s next for Burlington. If you want to get civically engaged or just stay in the loop, consider stopping by.Finally, for those dreaming of winter sports, Killington Resort has become the first in the Eastern U.S. to open for the season, inviting skiers and riders to hit the slopes even as Burlington gets buried in snow. A shining reminder that Vermont’s winter magic has officially arrived.So layer up, enjoy the snow, and make the most of Burlington’s lively mix of events, creativity, and community spirit today. 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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