Tall dude with big feet here (13) Something in-between champ and Bigfoot if you will Anyone have a 159 wide board with size large bindings?? Missed the sale last week as I was out of town. Haven't rode in a few years but looking to give it a shot with the right size board/bindings
0 comment(s) · Nov 10, 2026, 5:07 PM
Does anyone know why there is such a heavy (and abrupt) police response in battery street right now? Saw one on depot and like 5+ pull over on battery and get out of their cars
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15 comment(s) · Nov 10, 2026, 2:58 PM
U-Haul (Old North End Route 2): couldn't really read the sign as I was driving but it did say something about a $100 Hiring Bonus. Public Works (South Burlington Library): Big poster hanging at the entrance of the city building. Some type of city job and there was something about paying for your CDL. Target (University Mall): Hiring seasonal employees Carpenters and Woodworkers needed: dont remember the company, the signs are all down Route 7 in Shelburne and S. Burlington. If you guys have seen any physical signs or posters up around town, please drop them in the comments. I think it works out better than the Indeed application void of death for local job seekers sometimes.
26 comment(s) · Nov 10, 2026, 11:46 AM
Hi -- I learned to skate last winter and now I want to try to learn how to play ice hockey! Any local learn to play programs for adults/women? I have never played ice hockey so I'm looking for something that is welcoming and not super competitive. Alternatively any welcoming pick up scenes for true beginners? Thanks all!
3 comment(s) · Nov 10, 2026, 9:57 AM
Thinking weekly casual games and a monthly tourney could be fun. Never done anything like this before but if there’s a lot of interest I’d be down to start a club
7 comment(s) · Nov 10, 2026, 9:53 AM
After Action to Host Military Appreciation Night at The Roberts Ranch on November 10 Free community event will feature live music from Troy Millette and the Fire Below and Milton Busker and The Grim Work, Famous Frankie's Food Truck, a bonfire, raffles, and more After Action, a nonprofit organization supporting veterans and trauma survivors, will host its Military Appreciation Night on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at The Roberts Ranch (1535 Lime Kiln Road) in Charlotte, Vermont. The free community event begins at 5:30 p.m. and will bring veterans, families, supporters, and members of the community together for an evening of live music, food, fundraising, and connection on the Marine Corps Birthday and the eve of Veterans Day. The evening will feature live performances from two Vermont bands. Milton Busker and The Grim Work will open the event, followed by headliner Troy Millette and the Fire Below. Guests will also be able to purchase food throughout the evening from Famous Frankie's Food Truck, which will be on site for the event. In addition to live music, Military Appreciation Night will include a large bonfire, Famous Frankie's Food Truck, a silent raffle, and opportunities to learn more about After Action and its programs. The event is BYOB, and attendees are encouraged to bring chairs or blankets and dress appropriately for a November evening in Vermont. Admission is free, and donations to support After Action's programs and services are appreciated. Veterans attending the event will receive one complimentary silent raffle ticket, with additional raffle tickets available for purchase. Silent raffle winners must be present to claim their prizes. After Action will also conduct the live drawing for its Custom Electric Guitar Raffle during the event. The handcrafted guitar was created by Mad Jones Guitars and has been raffled throughout the year to support After Action's programs. The guitar raffle winner does not need to be present to win. Military Appreciation Night is designed primarily as an adult-focused community event. Children are not prohibited from attending, but there will not be dedicated children's programming, and attendees should be aware that the event will include a large outdoor bonfire.
0 comment(s) · Nov 10, 2026, 9:45 AM
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1 comment(s) · Nov 10, 2026, 9:38 AM

Looking to get my car looking a bit nicer before the snow, ice, and salt comes. Hoping to find someone local/small-business, so tell me what you have! Thanks
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12 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 10:47 PM

Ever since cheese and wine traders closed I’ve been lost trying to find good cheese. Does anyone have anywhere remotely close by that is like that place? Ik it’s not gonna be the same but like its variety was so extensive it was amazing
16 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 10:34 PM
Does anyone have a hot pilates class they'd recommend? I've been eyeing classes at Burlington Hot Yoga and Williston Hot Yoga but would love some teacher or class recs!
3 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 9:48 PM
Champ is coming as part of the 2027 USPS Stamp Lineup, as part of the mythical creatures set. Wasn’t expecting to see that and wanted to share it here if it wasn’t already :)
20 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 8:37 PM

Anyone know of a backgammon club in the area? Would love to play more in person.
0 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 8:01 PM
Where are the best pastries in the area? I'm willing to drive. I want custard fillings, fruit toppings, flaky layers, moist cake slices. Ideally somewhere that also has coffee/tea. Maybe August First? I haven't been there in awhile, but do remember getting a pretty average scone there once Photo is one I found online from Fox in the Snow in Columbus, Ohio. I'm missing it 🥹
93 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 7:05 PM

Everything on the website is still about last year's festival, but I also didn't hear about it not happening specifically so idk!
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Is there a comprehensive database to look for new restaurants that's open in the local area, ideally with a date? When I had ask for recommendations, people are recommending places that have been opened for more than 2-3 years and call them "new". Restaurant reviews in the local news are not comprehensive. Note I am not on social media and different restaurants will use different platforms for their online presence.
10 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 2:58 PM
I’m only finding in-home or one time ones. I’m looking for a course to get my certification. any recommendations or suggestions?
13 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 1:10 PM
Hi all: My partner is absolutely hating his current job (he currently works in sales) and I’m trying to be supportive in helping him find a new gig. He has an undergrad degree from Champlain and in addition to experience in sales and marketing he has experience working in alternative ed, wilderness therapy, and land conservation. I know he’s my partner but he’s a serious gem of an employee and person. He’s a hard worker and wants to find a career path he can feel good about. He isn’t able to afford to go back to school. He’s ideally looking for a full-time job with benefits that ideally makes at least $25 per hr & ideally in Chittenden Co or surrounding areas. Let me know if anything comes to mind.
41 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 12:04 PM
I have a bunch of old (about a decade old) nursing textbooks/study guides that I never got rid of in a timely manner. I imagine a lot of the material is still applicable to modern standards. Would anyone like my books for free? Would love for them to get some use again.
0 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 12:00 PM
This cat has started visiting us on South Union st. They are very friendly and seem taken care of. They have been begging for food every day and sitting at our door for hours so I gave them some treats and water. I just want to make sure they’ve got a nice home with winter coming :)
5 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 11:42 AM

A friendly reminder that: beliefs, thoughts, feelings, and facts, are all different categories that apply to the stuff that floats through your mind in a day.
9 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 10:59 AM
Grab the umbrella on your way out this morning, because Monday stays gray with on and off showers, mostly in the first half of the day, and a high right around 50. Tuesday starts dry before another round of showers rolls in for the afternoon and evening, again near 50, though the two days only add up to a tenth or two of an inch. Veterans Day looks like the driest day of the week, mostly cloudy with maybe a peek of afternoon sun in the upper 40s, and Wednesday night drops to about 31, so Thursday starts near freezing and stays cloudy in the mid 40s. Keep an eye on Friday into Saturday, when a storm could bring rain and some wet snow in the hills, though its track is still up in the air. [Give the full newsletter a read here.](https://www.btownbrief.com/p/monday-november-9th) In it there's things like Seven Days Burger Week running all week at more than 30 restaurants, the City Council's police chief vote Monday night, Jack Penca on the founders' 27 grievances in Colchester, The Moth StorySLAM at Burlington Beer Company, the free Me2 Orchestra at St. Mike's and Julesy at The Monkey House. Wednesday brings the Veterans Day commemoration at Battery Park, Vermont's Funniest Comedian prelims, UVM men's soccer hosting Bryant in the America East semifinal, a 1918 silent film about Mars with a live score and Sleep at Higher Ground. Thursday has the Catamount Trail season kickoff, Cat Yoga with adoptable cats, Adam Conover, the Story Slam at Main Street Landing, Elf the Musical opening at the Flynn, Tropidelic, Winyah and the Drag Newcomers' Showcase. There's also the police chief vote and the department down to 54 officers, Ben Traverse launching his run for mayor, five new coffee shops and Onyx Tonics moving to Pine Street, Beta's new pilot training center, the Lake Champlain cleanup falling behind after $928 million, private equity buying up funeral homes, food shelves seeing a 30% jump in visits, the South Burlington teachers' settlement, a new I-89 walk-bike bridge and UVM's next provost. That's 200+ events, 50 highlighted, and 19 news stories all told. [Give the full newsletter a read here.](https://www.btownbrief.com/p/monday-november-9th) [Check out my All Day Feed.](https://guide.btownbrief.com/all-day/) Subscribe at [BTownBrief.com](http://BTownBrief.com)
She said “I’m defending the constitution”. This happened during a sit in at the ICE snitch line and data center (otherwise known as the LESC) in Williston. All sit-in participants were handed a form claiming they may be the subject of a future investigation and arrest, with potentially 6 month & 5 year jail sentences.
36 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 8:36 AM
What looks the best? Where are you going? Who is brave enough to spend $35 on a burger (The Fork & Knife Rossini at The Harborvale???) TBH, I might just grab a Tower Burger @ Bessery's and call it good. [https://burgerweek.sevendaysvt.com/](https://burgerweek.sevendaysvt.com/)
22 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 6:09 AM
I need some noise canceling airpods or something.
16 comment(s) · Nov 9, 2026, 5:20 AM
First the PSA: if you’re parked on the street on S Willard, you’re going to want to move. I was walking by, and cars are being towed all down the street right now. Now the question: why are the cars being towed? I’m a transplant, so is there something going on I’m not aware of?
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126 comment(s) · Nov 8, 2026, 9:25 PM

hot takes: - / quelle surprise / : he's been opposing Mayor Emma since about day 1; gently or otherwise - he apparently didn't get the memo, from the midterms, that voters are looking for _genuine_ progressive policies, to get us out of the mess, of the past (checks notes…) _half century_ - rather than the same worn-out and _disproven_ policies of conservatives / neo-liberals (let's face it - not a huge effective difference) - oh look (pic): there's Miro proudly looking over his shoulder - which is quite enough to confirm that this is the OPPOSITE of the right person for this time
137 comment(s) · Nov 8, 2026, 5:05 PM

The doors have closed but the space, business & community continue on their separate ways. Looking for some closure for this closure or like wondering when will it open again and anyone vying for a new lease there even? Asking for a friend.
7 comment(s) · Nov 8, 2026, 4:25 PM
is anybody looking for a studio (sort of a glorified studio w half walls) in burlington rn? mine might be opening up soon in onelakeview, amazing balcony and view. just trying to gauge interest before making any changes (top of depot st)
7 comment(s) · Nov 8, 2026, 4:07 PM
What's up r/burlington? If you live in Winooski, work here, or just cross the bridge on the weekends, come join **r/winooski!** I'm running the sub now and getting everything dialed in. We are actively growing and the goal is to make it the main realtime spot for local updates/news/etc. If you want to keep up with local events, figure out what's going on around town, or just vent about parking, hit join. Let's run it up! **r/winooski**
4 comment(s) · Nov 8, 2026, 3:45 PM
I am an Aerospace Engineering student from Europe and I recently applied to an internship position at BETA Technologies. I just got an invitation for a video interview where I have to answer a single question. I’ll have **1 minute to think** about the question before answering and **up to 2 minutes to respond**; the answer will then be recorded and sent. How should I prepare for this? Is the question about a technical issue, about personal skills or about how I handle work situations? I would really appreciate any advice from people who went through something similar, thank you!
16 comment(s) · Nov 8, 2026, 2:42 PM
Was going to go with my girlfriend but she can’t go and I still want to go and enjoy the show. Anyone going solo or doesn’t mind a chill 40 year old stoner tagging along. Hit me up and hope everyone had a great weekend a great up coming week!
0 comment(s) · Nov 8, 2026, 2:07 PM
Anyone going to the Sleep concert the 11th? Thinking about spending the day. Maybe grabbing some jamaican food and spending time exploring.
9 comment(s) · Nov 8, 2026, 1:20 PM
you're allowed to eat fish on fridays. take that, Catholics.
15 comment(s) · Nov 8, 2026, 11:50 AM

Best place in or around Burlington to play a game of chess rn
6 comment(s) · Nov 8, 2026, 10:35 AM
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5 comment(s) · Nov 8, 2026, 8:10 AM
Semi new to the area and getting back into magic, would love to find some friends to play with!
20 comment(s) · Nov 7, 2026, 10:59 PM
To the really upset person who tailgated me all the way up Main St. in Winooski between the rotary and I-89, and who, upon arriving at the stoplight where two lanes form in advance of the new diverging diamond interchange, manufactured their own additional lane to my right, wildly gesticulating at me and mouthing “THERE ARE TWO LANES TWO LANES TWO LANES” before cutting me off in a fit of pique: I regret to inform you that Main St. in Winooski has but one travel lane for cars in each direction. Please enjoy the rest of your day. Edit: Authorities indicate the direction of travel was “up” Main St. We regret the error. The responsible party has been sacked.
6 comment(s) · Nov 7, 2026, 5:14 PM
Seemingly no online presence. Apparently it’s two brothers, Nathan has come by our house a few times about a dead tree we frankly do really need to deal with. The estimate is great, but I’m struggling with the fact that I can’t find this guy anywhere online… **UPDATE:** Looks like we generally figured out who this guy is (thanks Burlington Reddit community!). This is an updated flyer but his old one had a Florida phone number and a palm tree on it. For our part, we’ll be seeking out a more established tree removal service! Hope this thread can help anyone else who’s been approached by Nathan / Mike / ambiguous tree-removing Florida man 🌴
35 comment(s) · Nov 7, 2026, 4:26 PM

Anyone know if Northfield has an atm at any location that you can deposit cash in?
4 comment(s) · Nov 7, 2026, 4:09 PM
55 comment(s) · Nov 7, 2026, 3:01 PM
Hey everyone! I'm looking into buying a house in Burlington after renting here for like 10 years. I have a ton of my own info on how much electricity or gas I've used as a renter, but I've often lived in apartment complexes. I'd like to know how much energy the average homeowner uses each year so I can make some rough estimates of cost. That'll help me figure out what kind of house I can even afford. Houses I've looked at seem to mostly be natural gas, but I'm happy for any data in case I end up seeing a house with oil or something else.
13 comment(s) · Nov 7, 2026, 1:45 PM
Looking for fitness classes in the Burlington area that don't require a monthly membership. Open to everything: cardio, strength training, dancing, mayyybeee even pilates. Any favorites out there? Looking to get those endorphins up for the winter!
15 comment(s) · Nov 7, 2026, 1:27 PM
This sweet darling came up to me in my yard (near 5 Sisters area) and has been cuddling for a while now. They don’t look malnourished at all so I assume they have a loving home.
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