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Winter Warmth: Snow Safety, Pups, and Folk Magic in Burlington
Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Sunday, February 22.
Winter weather is keeping us on our toes here in Burlington, with the citywide parking ban still lifting from last nights snow push that started at 10 PM across most streets and midnight to 6 AM downtown. Public Works has free parking in spots like the Marketplace Garage on South Winooski and the Downtown Garage on College Street until 9 AM today, so grab your car before rates kick back in and help keep plows moving smoothly for safer roads and quicker cleanups that get us back to normal faster. Snow ban lights went up by 3 PM yesterday, and you can always dial 802-658-SNOW for the latest or sign up for VT-Alert texts to stay ahead of the flakes.
Shaking off the chill, todays packed with feel-good ways to connect and unwind. Head to Wintervale at the Intervale from 11 AM to 2 PM for free family fun with cross-country skiing, snow games, and outdoor vibes that remind us why Vermont winters sparkle even after a dump. Over at Switchback Brewing on Flynn Avenue, Pints and Pups runs 1 to 5 PM in the Old Tap Room, where you can sip craft brews while hanging with adoptable dogsperfect for pet lovers looking to warm up hearts and maybe find a furry sidekick. Then catch ethereal folk magic at Foam Brewers on the Waterfront at 7:30 PM with Marissa Nadler and Maria BC, tickets at 17 bucks advance for an atmospheric night that turns snowy Sundays into soul-stirring escapes.
Faith and community shine too, with a Coffee Hour at First Unitarian Universalist Society right after their 11 AM service, a cozy spot for chats that build those neighborhood bonds we all crave. And if youre tuning into climate chats, keep an eye on tomorrows Faith Climate Action Day ripple effects, bridging science and spirit to tackle our shared environmental future right here at home.
These events arent just happeningstheyre the threads weaving us through winter, fostering joy, safety, and that Burlington spirit that turns ordinary days into memorable ones. This has been Burlington Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Winter weather is keeping us on our toes here in Burlington, with the citywide parking ban still lifting from last nights snow push that started at 10 PM across most streets and midnight to 6 AM downtown. Public Works has free parking in spots like the Marketplace Garage on South Winooski and the Downtown Garage on College Street until 9 AM today, so grab your car before rates kick back in and help keep plows moving smoothly for safer roads and quicker cleanups that get us back to normal faster. Snow ban lights went up by 3 PM yesterday, and you can always dial 802-658-SNOW for the latest or sign up for VT-Alert texts to stay ahead of the flakes.
Shaking off the chill, todays packed with feel-good ways to connect and unwind. Head to Wintervale at the Intervale from 11 AM to 2 PM for free family fun with cross-country skiing, snow games, and outdoor vibes that remind us why Vermont winters sparkle even after a dump. Over at Switchback Brewing on Flynn Avenue, Pints and Pups runs 1 to 5 PM in the Old Tap Room, where you can sip craft brews while hanging with adoptable dogsperfect for pet lovers looking to warm up hearts and maybe find a furry sidekick. Then catch ethereal folk magic at Foam Brewers on the Waterfront at 7:30 PM with Marissa Nadler and Maria BC, tickets at 17 bucks advance for an atmospheric night that turns snowy Sundays into soul-stirring escapes.
Faith and community shine too, with a Coffee Hour at First Unitarian Universalist Society right after their 11 AM service, a cozy spot for chats that build those neighborhood bonds we all crave. And if youre tuning into climate chats, keep an eye on tomorrows Faith Climate Action Day ripple effects, bridging science and spirit to tackle our shared environmental future right here at home.
These events arent just happeningstheyre the threads weaving us through winter, fostering joy, safety, and that Burlington spirit that turns ordinary days into memorable ones. This has been Burlington Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiGood morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Sunday, February 22.
Winter weather is keeping us on our toes here in Burlington, with the citywide parking ban still lifting from last nights snow push that started at 10 PM across most streets and midnight to 6 AM downtown. Public Works has free parking in spots like the Marketplace Garage on South Winooski and the Downtown Garage on College Street until 9 AM today, so grab your car before rates kick back in and help keep plows moving smoothly for safer roads and quicker cleanups that get us back to normal faster. Snow ban lights went up by 3 PM yesterday, and you can always dial 802-658-SNOW for the latest or sign up for VT-Alert texts to stay ahead of the flakes.
Shaking off the chill, todays packed with feel-good ways to connect and unwind. Head to Wintervale at the Intervale from 11 AM to 2 PM for free family fun with cross-country skiing, snow games, and outdoor vibes that remind us why Vermont winters sparkle even after a dump. Over at Switchback Brewing on Flynn Avenue, Pints and Pups runs 1 to 5 PM in the Old Tap Room, where you can sip craft brews while hanging with adoptable dogsperfect for pet lovers looking to warm up hearts and maybe find a furry sidekick. Then catch ethereal folk magic at Foam Brewers on the Waterfront at 7:30 PM with Marissa Nadler and Maria BC, tickets at 17 bucks advance for an atmospheric night that turns snowy Sundays into soul-stirring escapes.
Faith and community shine too, with a Coffee Hour at First Unitarian Universalist Society right after their 11 AM service, a cozy spot for chats that build those neighborhood bonds we all crave. And if youre tuning into climate chats, keep an eye on tomorrows Faith Climate Action Day ripple effects, bridging science and spirit to tackle our shared environmental future right here at home.
These events arent just happeningstheyre the threads weaving us through winter, fostering joy, safety, and that Burlington spirit that turns ordinary days into memorable ones. This has been Burlington Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Winter weather is keeping us on our toes here in Burlington, with the citywide parking ban still lifting from last nights snow push that started at 10 PM across most streets and midnight to 6 AM downtown. Public Works has free parking in spots like the Marketplace Garage on South Winooski and the Downtown Garage on College Street until 9 AM today, so grab your car before rates kick back in and help keep plows moving smoothly for safer roads and quicker cleanups that get us back to normal faster. Snow ban lights went up by 3 PM yesterday, and you can always dial 802-658-SNOW for the latest or sign up for VT-Alert texts to stay ahead of the flakes.
Shaking off the chill, todays packed with feel-good ways to connect and unwind. Head to Wintervale at the Intervale from 11 AM to 2 PM for free family fun with cross-country skiing, snow games, and outdoor vibes that remind us why Vermont winters sparkle even after a dump. Over at Switchback Brewing on Flynn Avenue, Pints and Pups runs 1 to 5 PM in the Old Tap Room, where you can sip craft brews while hanging with adoptable dogsperfect for pet lovers looking to warm up hearts and maybe find a furry sidekick. Then catch ethereal folk magic at Foam Brewers on the Waterfront at 7:30 PM with Marissa Nadler and Maria BC, tickets at 17 bucks advance for an atmospheric night that turns snowy Sundays into soul-stirring escapes.
Faith and community shine too, with a Coffee Hour at First Unitarian Universalist Society right after their 11 AM service, a cozy spot for chats that build those neighborhood bonds we all crave. And if youre tuning into climate chats, keep an eye on tomorrows Faith Climate Action Day ripple effects, bridging science and spirit to tackle our shared environmental future right here at home.
These events arent just happeningstheyre the threads weaving us through winter, fostering joy, safety, and that Burlington spirit that turns ordinary days into memorable ones. This has been Burlington Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI