Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Wednesday, November 5th, 2025. We’re waking up with brisk fall air and plenty of excitement around town, so let’s dive right in.It’s been a week of transition and reflection in Vermont politics. Former State Senator Larry Hart of the Orange District stepped down last month, citing the emotional toll of politics and ongoing grief over personal loss. Hart’s tenure focused on substance-addiction legislation. While his resignation has stirred conversation about representation in politics and party tensions, his legacy remains in notable laws, such as exempting military pensions from state income tax and designating November as the Month of the Veteran. Expect political buzz as discussions continue about who might fill his seat, but for now, Hart is enjoying time with family, guiding others as a life coach, and officiating local weddings and funerals.On campus and around town, Burlington’s calendar is packed with events to get you out and connected today. Whether you’re early to rise or more of a night owl, there’s something for everyone. Music lovers can catch Doom Gong performing at Radio Bean tonight. If you’re craving more jam sessions, the University Jazz Ensemble is holding a free performance at the Music Building and Recital Hall starting at 7:30 pm. Over at Switchback Brewing Co., their Buns & Brew Night runs from noon until 9 pm, where you can snag half-priced Alabama smoked wings and discounted brews, while enjoying live tunes from the Moonbird Trio.If you’re looking for a midweek challenge, head over to Higher Ground for a showcase featuring Yung Hood, or join Pub Quiz night for some friendly trivia competition. Feeling creative? Burlington Walk Bike Council's public meeting starts at 5:30 pm today, inviting local voices to help shape safer, smarter travel throughout the city.At Church Street Marketplace, shops and eateries are bursting with local flavor. Stop in for unique finds, tasty bites, or just to enjoy the vibrant downtown energy. And mark your calendar—the Northern Nosh Jewish Food Festival happens this Sunday, November 9th. Expect everything from classic rugelach to matzo ball soup, a feast for your palate and a celebration of culture.For students and lifelong learners, UVM is alive with activities. Drop by Donuts with Dining at the Davis Center, join a professional headshot session to boost your LinkedIn profile, or wind down at Board Game Night. There are workshops all day long, from time management to intuitive eating. If you’re interested in expanding your culinary skills, Cooking with FirstGen@UVM has you covered tonight.Looking ahead, the weekend promises more local adventure. There’s the Relay for Life charity event at UVM, bouldering competitions to watch or join, and folk music sessions for toe-tapping fun.With autumn in full swing, Burlington is bustling with possibility, community, and plenty of stories unfolding. Whether you’re taking in live music, connecting with neighbors, or savoring local bites, today is prime time to step out and enjoy the best our city has to offer.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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