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BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Celebrates Inaugural Breeze Airways Flight
New Airline for BWI Marshall Expands Travel Options, Adds Two New Routes To Vero Beach and Burlington. Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport today celebrated the inaugural flight from Breeze Airways, marking the launch of a new airline in the market. Breeze began roundtrip service between BWI Marshall and Vero Beach, Florida Thursday. The airline will add roundtrip service between BWI Marshall and Burlington, Vermont on Sunday. Growing airline service and expanding travel options at BWI Marshall to meet the needs of residents, business and visitors is a priority under the Moore-Miller Administration.
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Women’s Rights exhibit comes to Burke Gallery
The opening reception for the “Women’s Rights Are Human Rights” exhibition held Sept. 24 brought conversation about women’s rights, gender inequality and discrimination to SUNY Plattsburgh’s Burke Gallery. The exhibition features 48 works of art from a larger collection of 133, hosted by Museum Director...
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Take a Time Out for Turtles: Volunteers Needed for Nesting Beach Clean Up Day
Vermont Fish and Wildlife's annual spiny softshell turtle beach cleanup day is Saturday, October 17, and the department is looking for volunteers to help. Participants are asked to arrive at North Hero State Park at 10:00 a.m. After finishing at North Hero, the group will carpool to another site in Swanton.
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Cabot Creamery Wins 11 Gold Medals at Regional Competitions
Waitsfield, VT – Cabot Creamery has received 20 awards, including 11 gold medals, at The Northeast Gold Medal Cheese Competition in West Springfield, Massachusetts and the New York State Fair in Syracuse, New York. “Producing high-quality milk and crafting exceptional dairy products is a source of pride for our...
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Babbie Museum hosts end-of-season Harvest Weekend
Babbie Rural and Farm and Learning Museum in Peru will close out the 2026 season with a fun-filled two-day Harvest Weekend filled with activities entertaining children and adults. PERU | As summer comes to a close, the Babbie Rural and Farm and Learning Museum in Peru is preparing for the shift of seasons by closing out the year with a Harvest Weekend to celebrate the year's bounty with two full days of harvest-themed fun and learning activities for children and adults, including a special tool-sharpening workshop for gardeners on Saturday.
WCAX
Possible bear sighting in Winooski park
WINOOSKI, Vt. (WCAX) - Winooski police are warning residents of a possible bear sighting. They received a report of an unconfirmed black bear sighting in the field at Casavant Park on East Allen Street. If you see a bear, Vermont Fish and Wildlife asks you to give the department a...
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Piano by Nature SOVA Concerts Oct. 3 & 4
On the weekend of October 3/4, Piano by Nature welcomes one of our new artists for the season—a Troy-based composer and pianist with a brand-new album to share. Described as performing with “passion and profound tenderness” (Second Inversion), Sova aka Sophia Vastek’s intuitive playing style has evolved into a dynamic, cinematic sound that blends neoclassical, ambient, and jazz sensibilities. For Sova—the moniker of New York-based pianist/composer Sophia Vastek—the piano has always been home. A second-generation pianist, she holds a deep reverence for her history, coupled with an exploratory ear, and moves quietly between musical worlds.
JamBase
Hear The 1983 Talking Heads Show Trey Anastasio Attended Before Phish’s First Gig
Trey Anastasio was a freshman at the University of Vermont when Talking Heads brought their Speaking In Tongues Tour to campus on October 1, 1983. The future Phish guitarist watched from the 10th row at Burlington’s Patrick Gymnasium, just over two months before his own band played its first show. On the concert’s 43rd anniversary, revisit the night through remastered audio available on YouTube.
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Board games on the mountain: Navigating the biking circuit at Dewey
A mountain biker visiting Saranac Lake faces a quandary: where to ride? The village has not one, not two, but three trail networks to choose from. The Barkeater Trails Alliance (BETA) maintains bike trails at Fowler’s Crossing, on the eastern outskirts of the village; at Mount Pisgah, the municipal ski hill and at Dewey Mountain, a town-owned cross-country-ski center.
sevendaysvt.com
Tour a House That Hippies Built in Lincoln’s Woods
Like many young adults in the early 1970s, Jimmy Warnock arrived in Vermont enamored with the back-to-the-land movement and its simple lifestyle. His future wife, Carol, soon joined him. They were hippies. “Most definitely,” said Jimmy, a product of suburban Boston who graduated from Brown University, then moved to Bridport to work as a carpenter. Carol, who grew up near Rochester, N.Y., would become a midwife.
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Stuck in Vermont: Cambridge Volunteers Help an Established Cat Colony
For decades, the village of Cambridge has been home to an established colony of cats. Their main abode was the Gates farm on Lower Pleasant Valley Road, where they caught rodents. The cats also roamed across the street to visit the dumpsters at the Cambridge Village Market. In 2023, multiple floods displaced the colony, and new cat-friendly owners bought the market.
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Haymaker Bun to Close Burlington Café, Focus on Nationwide Wholesale
Changes are coming to the Burlington outpost of Haymaker Bun. After service on October 17, the bakery and café in the Soda Plant will cease retail operations and become a production bakery for the business’ frozen four-packs of buns, which are now able to be shipped across the U.S. through a collaboration with Ferrisburgh’s Dakin Farm.