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Holidays in Burlington: From Courtroom Drama to Festive Cheer
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Good morning, this is your Burlington Local Frequency for Wednesday, December 24th. On this Christmas Eve, Burlington is buzzing with holiday spirit and a few key updates that touch our communitys heart. First, in court news thats been weighing on many minds, Jason Eaton, the man accused of shooting three Palestinian students on North Prospect Street back in November 2023, has been deemed competent to stand trial following a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation. The incident left one victim, Hisham Awartani, paralyzed from the chest down, while the others recovered from their wounds. Eatons defense is pushing for their own expert review, and the judge aims to set a trial for late spring, potentially moving it out of Chittenden County. Its a stark reminder of how quickly safety can shatter on our streets, and were all hoping for justice that heals these deep divides[1].
Shifting to brighter horizons, our holiday calendar sparkles with ways to connect and celebrate. Tonight at 8 pm, the UU Society hosts its Christmas Service number three, a warm gathering from 8 to 9:30 pm perfect for reflection amid the festivities[4]. Church Street Marketplace stays festive through New Years, with twinkling lights, carolers, and pop-up shops drawing families for that classic Burlington charmjust bundle up and stroll for hot cocoa and local crafts[3]. The Vermont International Film Festival wraps up today at Main Street Landing Film House, screening gems until December 23rd, so catch a final matinee if youre craving cinematic escape before the big day[5].
Looking ahead to shake off any post-holiday blues, Foam Brewers on the waterfront has your live music fix lined up. Tomorrow, December 26th at 7 pm, local DJ Two Sev spins free house, disco, and club vibes to get feet moving. Saturday brings JAH REDs Caribbean dance rhythms at 7 pm, and Sunday features Milton Buskers intimate solo folk set at 1 pmall free and fueling that Burlington love for local talent[2]. New Years Eve doubles down with a daytime disco bash at 2 pm starring Rice Pilaf, Four-D, and Cre8, followed by Ponyhustle and Tenderbellies roots celebration at 8:30 pm for 20 bucks. Into 2026, expect blues from Left Eye Jump, jazz quintets, and psych-pop from homegrown Madaila keeping the energy high.
Note that the Episcopal Diocesan Office closes today through January 3rd, so plan accordingly for any faith-based needs[6]. Whether youre toasting with loved ones or seeking solace in song, these moments weave us tighter as a community. Merry Christmas, Burlingtonstay safe and merry.
This has been Burlington Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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Shifting to brighter horizons, our holiday calendar sparkles with ways to connect and celebrate. Tonight at 8 pm, the UU Society hosts its Christmas Service number three, a warm gathering from 8 to 9:30 pm perfect for reflection amid the festivities[4]. Church Street Marketplace stays festive through New Years, with twinkling lights, carolers, and pop-up shops drawing families for that classic Burlington charmjust bundle up and stroll for hot cocoa and local crafts[3]. The Vermont International Film Festival wraps up today at Main Street Landing Film House, screening gems until December 23rd, so catch a final matinee if youre craving cinematic escape before the big day[5].
Looking ahead to shake off any post-holiday blues, Foam Brewers on the waterfront has your live music fix lined up. Tomorrow, December 26th at 7 pm, local DJ Two Sev spins free house, disco, and club vibes to get feet moving. Saturday brings JAH REDs Caribbean dance rhythms at 7 pm, and Sunday features Milton Buskers intimate solo folk set at 1 pmall free and fueling that Burlington love for local talent[2]. New Years Eve doubles down with a daytime disco bash at 2 pm starring Rice Pilaf, Four-D, and Cre8, followed by Ponyhustle and Tenderbellies roots celebration at 8:30 pm for 20 bucks. Into 2026, expect blues from Left Eye Jump, jazz quintets, and psych-pop from homegrown Madaila keeping the energy high.
Note that the Episcopal Diocesan Office closes today through January 3rd, so plan accordingly for any faith-based needs[6]. Whether youre toasting with loved ones or seeking solace in song, these moments weave us tighter as a community. Merry Christmas, Burlingtonstay safe and merry.
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