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Vermont Brewer's Festival returns for 33rd year

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By Yamuna Turco Verified
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
BURLINGTON, Vt. - The Vermont Brewer's Association is bringing more than three dozen local businesses to the Burlington waterfront. It's a part of their annual festival, celebrating community partnerships and local craft drinks. The Vermont Brewer's Festival is back for its 33rd year. It will include more than 40 breweries, including Burlington favorites, like foam, zero gravity, and switchback. They will be servicing both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink options.
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Burlington hosts block party to celebrate Main Street re-opening

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By Yamuna Turco Verified
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
BURLINGTON, Vt. - After years of construction, Burlington's Main Street is finally open, and to celebrate, the city is hosting a two-day block party, right in downtown. After years of work, main street construction has wrapped in Burlington, with wider sidewalks and new artwork. To celebrate, the city has partnered with local businesses to host a two-day block party. It includes live music, yoga, vendors, and meal specials.
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UVM doctor awarded national funding to treat tick-borne illnesses

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By Yamuna Turco Verified
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
BURLINGTON, Vt. - The number of ticks and tick bites in Vermont are on the rise. To help limit the impacts, one University of Vermont researcher is getting national funding, to find new treatments and prevention methods of tick-borne illnesses. Health experts have said there has been an increase in tick populations as global temperatures rise. In Vermont, more than 60% of ticks carry an illness or disease.
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