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Free educational event on Alzheimer's disease to be held in Burlington

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By Jack Thurston Verified
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
A free educational event in Burlington on July 15 will offer attendees an opportunity to learn from experts in the field of Alzheimer's disease, brain health, caregiving, and advance planning."Alzheimer's disease is not a natural part of aging," said Charles Fuschillo, the president and CEO of the Alzheimer's Foundation of America.
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Vermont animator wins statewide arts prize

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By Jack Thurston Verified
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
A filmmaker from Vermont has been named the winner of a statewide prize in the arts. Travis Van Alstyne of South Burlington is the animator behind "Love of the Land." The work earned him The Vermont Prize for 2026, which is awarded by four Vermont arts organizations."I'm just honored to have been selected as one of the people to receive this over the last five years-it's the fifth year that they've done it," Van Alstyne said in an interview with NBC5 News.
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Cycling Scotland’s lost highways and byways: a two-wheel odyssey in the wilds of Sutherland

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By Jack Thurston Verified
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There aren’t many roads in Britain where you can pull over to cook breakfast and finish it without seeing a single car. While my friend Ben got the stove going, I wandered around the ruins of Dun Dornaigil, an iron age broch (stone roundhouse) more than 2,000 years old. Above us, low cloud drifted across the dark cliffs of Ben Hope. This was exactly the kind of lost lane we’d come to Sutherland to ride. Our journey had begun the day before, in Lairg – the traditional “crossroads of the north”.
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