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Burlington News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Burlington News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Burlington—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Burlington News Today is

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1:39

Two Vermont Authors, Two Fictional Towns | Burlington...

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2026/07/15

Two Vermont authors, Brett Ann Stanciu and Catherine Tudish, are dropping fresh novels this summer—both set in fictional towns inspired by real Northeast Kingdom locales. Stanciu, a real-life town treasurer, crafts a story echoing Greensboro, blending her administrative experience with gritty, relatable characters navigating rural life’s complexities. Tudish, from Corinth, introduces Neptune—a town shaped by Strafford’s vibe and infused with wild, unforgettable characters, including a boy

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1:33

Library Clash Over Political Event | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

A town library showdown erupts when candidate Celia Clancy tries to host a meet-and-greet — sparking a clash with Selectman Roger Rivera over town policy. Rivera insists the library can’t be used for political events, but longtime director Jane Ramos argues the event complied with library rules — no admission, no exclusions, no endorsement. Despite the Select Board’s unanimous “urge” to relocate, Clancy proceeded and says it went smoothly. The library’s own board backs Ramos, calling the event

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0:55

50 Baby Chicks Stolen in Vermont | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

50 Baby Chicks Stolen in Vermont | Burlington News

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1:33

Housing Forum Live Tonight | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

Housing crisis? You’re in the right place. Tonight at 7 PM, South Burlington’s Public Library hosts a major, free, nonpartisan forum where Vermont’s top Democratic gubernatorial and lieutenant gubernatorial candidates—Amanda Janoo, Aly Richards, Esther Charlestin, Molly Gray, and Ryan McLaren—lay out their bold plans for affordable housing, land use, and homelessness. With tickets sold out, WCAX is streaming it live—so you can hear the real policy from the candidates before August’s primary

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1:30

UVM Health Cuts GLP-1 Coverage | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

UVM Health is cutting coverage for GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, saving $19 million a year—but at what cost? While leaders say it’s needed to fix a financial crisis, employees who’ve seen life-changing health improvements from these meds see it as a step backward. The move ignores potential long-term savings from fewer specialist visits and chronic disease complications. Instead of a full ban, smarter options like prior authorization or risk-based coverage could balance cost and care. Listen

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1:29

Wildfire Smoke Blankets Northern NY | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

Wildfire smoke from Minnesota and Ontario is blanketing parts of Northern New York, triggering an air quality advisory as sensors detect high levels—even in the lower Adirondacks. With over 40,000 acres burned in Minnesota and 800,000 in Ontario, health officials warn smoke can irritate eyes, nose, and throat, and worsen asthma. Stay indoors if you’re sensitive or feeling unwell. Meanwhile, fire danger remains high in Vermont, so avoid burning. This smoke is far from home—but it’s here, and

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1:26

Wildfire Smoke Blankets Northern NY | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

Wildfire smoke from Minnesota and Ontario is blanketing parts of Northern New York, triggering an air quality advisory as sensors detect high levels—even in the lower Adirondacks. With over 40,000 acres burned in Minnesota and 800,000 in Ontario, health officials warn smoke can irritate eyes, nose, and throat, and worsen asthma. Stay indoors if you’re sensitive or feeling unwell. Meanwhile, fire danger remains high in Vermont, so avoid burning. This smoke is far from home—but it’s here, and

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2:03

Rutland Firefighters Fight Residency Rule |...

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2026/07/15

Rutland’s firefighters are fighting to scrap a century-old residency rule that forces them to live locally — a relic of the 1800s when quick response meant living next door. With firefighter numbers plummeting nationwide and Vermont’s certification pool shrinking, the union argues the rule is stifling recruitment. While some officials worry about slower emergency response, others like Fire Chief Lovett are open to loosening the limit to 15 miles. The push faces hurdles — including a city vote

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1:35

Burlington’s Justice Race Heats Up | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

The Chittenden County state’s attorney race is boiling over, with incumbent Sarah George locked in a fierce battle against Franklin County’s Bram Kranichfeld — and voters are treating this as a make-or-break moment for how justice is delivered in Burlington. A reader’s analysis reveals George dominates media mentions with a stronger positive tone, while supporters tout her crime-fighting record and rehab-focused policies. Kranichfeld’s backers highlight his hands-on experience and AG Clark’s

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1:32

Two Siblings Drowned in River Tragedy | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

Two siblings, 11-year-old Yazmin Yupangui and her 25-year-old brother Sandro Lala, drowned while fishing in Vermont’s Lamoille River — a tragedy that unfolded just days before another heartbreaking loss when a father, Robert Coreno, died trying to save his 10-year-old daughter. Both incidents occurred along the same river, prompting authorities to call it a devastating coincidence. Yazmin, remembered as a joyful, flower-loving girl with a knack for cooking, and Sandro, a devoted and responsible

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1:37

Luxury Mansion Auctioned No Reserve | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

A jaw-dropping 10,000-square-foot mansion in Stowe, Vermont, just hit the auction block with no reserve—meaning the highest bidder wins. Built this year, it’s packed with luxury: heated pool, indoor sports barn, sledding hill, swimming pond, 1,300 sq ft guest suite, wellness wing with sauna, four secret rooms, and even a vintage gondola on the driveway. Owned by Adam Hergenrother—a billionaire-builder—and his wife Sarah, the couple’s bold move lets the market decide its true value. Auctioned

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2:08

Local News That Inspires Kids | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

Local journalism’s survival hinges on proving its impact—especially as newsrooms shrink and communities suffer from disengagement, waste, and division. At a recent summit, practitioners shared creative solutions, including the “Good Citizen Challenge,” where kids earn stars for civic activities like visiting libraries or speaking with journalists. Since 2018, 1,000 kids have participated, sparking real change: one learned French, another raised $200 for a mural, and a ten-year-old toured a TV

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1:05

Vermont Storms Leave Thousands Without Power |...

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2026/07/15

Vermont’s hit hard by brutal storms overnight, leaving thousands without power—especially in Addison and Rutland counties, where downed trees and power lines caused major disruptions. Thankfully, no injuries reported, but drivers should brace for hazardous conditions. The Red Cross opened two shelters in Newport, VT, and Haverhill, NH, for those in need. Utility crews are already working around the clock to restore power—stay patient, help is on the way. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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1:00

Trees Block I-91 Northbound | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

Trees fell across I-91 northbound between Exit 7 and 8 near Springfield and Weathersfield after Tuesday night’s storms, shutting down traffic around 3:30 AM. Vermont State Police have closed the road, urging drivers to reroute and expect delays—no reopening timeline yet. Cleanup is underway, but full clearance remains uncertain. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated,

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1:32

Fair Prepares for Severe Weather | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

When severe weather hits, the Clinton County Fair doesn’t panic—it’s prepared. From real-time weather monitoring to pre-planned evacuations with law enforcement, every detail is mapped out. Safety first: barns and garages are ready to shelter crowds if needed. Carnival rides like the Ferris wheel get secured, but nothing’s left to chance. Even a tornado would be handled with a well-oiled plan. Damage? They’ll assess it the next morning and adapt fast. This isn’t a last-minute scramble—it’s a

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1:35

23andMe DNA Breach Settlements | Burlington News

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2026/07/15

DNA testing giant 23andMe just paid out a massive $18 million across 42 states—including Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York—for a major data breach that exposed genetic info of 6.9 million people, with nearly 14,000 in Vermont alone. The stolen data, sold on the dark web, revealed serious security failures at the company, prompting Vermont to pass a new law protecting genetic privacy. Even as 23andMe files for bankruptcy, states are still getting paid—Vermont $154K, New York over $700K, New

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1:41

Vermont’s First Ever MLB Draft Pick | Burlington News

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2026/07/14

Vermont just hit home run history as Kaiden McCarthy, a 6’1”, 190-pound pitcher from Chester, was drafted second round by the Atlanta Braves — the highest ever for a Vermont-born MLB prospect. With a stellar 3-0 record and a jaw-dropping 0.72 ERA, McCarthy dominated the mound, striking out 42 batters while earning honors like Lake Region Pitcher of the Year and Gatorade Vermont Player of the Year. Though he reclassified to enter this year’s draft and had committed to Tennessee, scouts were

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1:46

Mid-July Harvest Fixes Grassland Birds | Burlington News

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2026/07/14

Vermont biologists are flipping their grassland bird conservation strategy after discovering that letting fields grow unchecked has let invasive plants choke out native habitat—harming birds like bobolinks and savannah sparrows. Scientists like Kevin Tolan are now testing a mid-July hay harvest as a smarter compromise: it stops invasives from spreading while still giving birds enough time to nest. The goal? A balanced approach that protects both birds and hay farmers. Listen in

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1:23

iPhone Crash Detection: Hero or Hoax | Burlington News

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2026/07/14

When your iPhone thinks you’re in a plane crash after you drop it off a Vermont cliff, it’s a wild mix of tech mishap and lifesaving tech. While it triggered a dozen emergency alerts (and confused responders), the same feature recently saved a Mississippi teen in a car wreck—sending help before he even knew he was hurt. Apple’s crash detection gives you 10 seconds to cancel, then calls for help if you don’t—and even lets you send medical info to responders. It’s a feature that’s both a hero and

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1:02

Middlebury’s Free Pool Beats the Heat | Burlington News

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2026/07/14

When the heat hit Middlebury hard, the town responded with a simple, refreshing solution: opening their public pool free for all. Kids and summer campers flocked to the water as lifeguards kept watch, turning a hot afternoon into a community cooling-off moment. This isn’t new — the recreation department has offered free swim days for years, recognizing how vital it is for residents to beat the heat. Pool manager Camden Whitlock, a local who grew up in town, called it a smart, much-needed

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