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Vermont Landmark Flips Switch on ‘Winter Lights’ for Holiday Season
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A Vermont landmark is able to flip the change on its vacation celebration generally known as Winter Lights.
Fourteen buildings and gardens on the grounds of Shelburne Museum are decked out in what’s estimated to be greater than 250,000 LED bulbs.
One of many highlights is the early 1900s Steamboat Ticonderoga, now completely on dry land on the museum’s campus. Blue and white lights on the grass across the hull of the Ti, as it’s recognized, even mimic the water of Lake Champlain — which the vessel used to navigate.
That is the second 12 months of Winter Lights. Leslie Wright, the director of development for Shelburne Museum, stated based mostly on robust curiosity from households and corporations that purchase blocks of tickets for workers, it’s going to stay an annual custom.
“Winter Lights is a magical journey by Shelburne Museum’s campus, in a approach you’ve by no means seen it earlier than,” Wright instructed NECN & NBC10 Boston. “I feel the wonderful factor for us is there are such a lot of choices right here at Shelburne Museum to do issues in a different way — to think about areas. We now have so many alternative locations on the campus we are able to work with, so we’ll be capable of preserve it contemporary and preserve it completely different and preserve it full of life 12 months after 12 months after 12 months, and that’s completely the plan.”
The quantity and scale of shows this 12 months expanded over final 12 months, Wright famous.
Winter Lights runs from 5 to eight p.m. on the next dates:
- Friday, November 25 – Sunday, November 27
- Thursday, December 1 – Sunday, December 4
- Thursday, December 8 – Sunday, December 11
- Thursday, December 15 – Sunday, December 18
- Thursday, December 22 & Friday, December 23
- Monday, December 26 – Sunday, January 1
Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for teenagers age 3-17, and are free for youngsters underneath 3. Nonetheless, the night of December 8 is just for adults ages 21 and up, as a result of it’s going to characteristic ice bars stocked with native spirits, wine, and beer, in addition to meals. That night additionally carries a premium ticket worth, the museum famous.
If in case you have questions on accessibility lodging, the museum encourages you to name 802-985-0831.
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Find out who’s on the Vermont rosters for the 2024 Lions Twin State Soccer Cup vs NH
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Vermont and New Hampshire resume their rivalry battle on Saturday, July 20 with the long-running Lions Twin State Soccer Cup on tap at Hanover High School.
The girls game is slated to kick off at 1 p.m.; followed by the boys contest at 4. The event, in its 49th year, pits recently graduated high school seniors from each state against each other.
Kim Prestridge of White River Valley is the Vermont girls head coach. Milton’s Cait Fogel, Arlington’s Brandon Smith and White River Valley’s Omar Calhum-Flowers will also serve on Prestridge’s staff.
Shane Bufano, recently hired to take over the Champlain Valley program, will direct the Green Mountain boys squad, along with assistants Rob Cole (CVU) and Chris George (Middlebury) and retired South Burlington coach David Martin.
After New Hampshire swept both games last summer, the Granite State extended its lead in the all-time series — 21-14-5 on the girls side and 20-18-10 in the boys matchups.
More: How Vermont fared vs. New Hampshire in annual Twin State showdowns
The rosters:
VERMONT GIRLS
BFA-St. Albans: Adelaide Hughes, defense; Tessa Sweeney, midfield. Burlington: Brooks DeShaw, midfield/forward; Rosalie Perkinson, defense. Burr and Burton: Maura Grazioso, midfield; Isabella Lam, forward. Champlain Valley: Stella Dooley, defense/midfield; Chloe Pecor, forward. Colchester: Isabel Benoure, defense. Essex: Hailey Routhier, defense; Avery Stockamore, midfield/forward. Leland & Gray: Maggie Parker, midfield. Montpelier: Estherline Carlson, forward. Mount Mansfield: Finley Barker, midfield; Kate Leach, defense. North Country: Maya Auger, goalie; Charli Kellaway, midfield. Randolph: Shiloh Lake, forward. Rice: Raven McCray-Fay, defense. South Burlington: Rachel Kelley, forward; Oakley Machanic, midfield. White River Valley: Amara Calhum-Flowers, midfield/forward; Tanner Drury, defense.
VERMONT BOYS
Brattleboro: Ozzie VanHendrick, forward. Burlington: Max Ladner, midfield. Champlain Valley: Chandler Turner, forward; Luke Sampson, midfield. Colchester: Jacques Alfani, forward/midfield. Enosburg: Landon Paulson, forward. Essex: Henry Kinney, midfield/defense. Middlebury: Eddie Fallis, forward. Milton: Finn Kascha-Hare, midfield. Mount Mansfield: Evan Chicoine, defense; Liam Goslin, defense; Oscar Howard, forward. Montpelier: Brio Levitt, goalie. Rice: Luke Broussard, midfield. South Burlington: Hammad Ali, midfield/forward; Oliver Clifford, defense; Omar Daoudi, midfield/forward. Stowe: Aaron Lepikko, defense; Brock Roick, goalie. Twin Valley: Cody Magnant, forward. U-32: Bennett Clark, midfield. Vergennes: Oakley Francis, midfield.
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PHOTOS: Hamilton Falls
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Langdon, N.H. residents Alex Andrews, 12, Dria Andrews, 10, Raeleigh Walker, 9, and Kristen MacKinnon, 5, look at some of the tadpoles swimming around at the bottom of Hamilton Falls in Jamaica on Tuesday, July 2, 2024. The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation (FPR) has embarked on an initiative to sustainably manage the growing popularity of Hamilton Falls Natural Area and will have a public meeting on July 18 at the Windham Meeting House.
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Woman charged with trying to smuggle $40K worth of turtles across Vermont lake to Quebec | CBC News
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A woman from China has been arrested at a Vermont lake bordering Quebec for trying to smuggle 29 eastern box turtles, a protected species, into Canada by kayak, according to border patrol agents.
Wan Yee Ng was arrested on the morning of June 28 at an Airbnb in Canaan, Vt., as she was about to get into an inflatable kayak with a duffle bag on Lake Wallace, according to an agent’s affidavit filed in U.S. federal court. United States Customs and Border Protection agents had been notified by Royal Canadian Mounted Police that two other people, including a man who was believed to be her husband, had started to paddle an inflatable watercraft from the Canadian side of the lake toward the United States, according to an agent’s affidavit.
The agents searched her heavy duffle bag and found 29 live eastern box turtles individually wrapped in socks, the affidavit states. Eastern box turtles are known to be sold on the Chinese black market for about $1,400 each, according to the affidavit.
Ng is charged with attempting to export the turtles from the U.S., in violation of the Endangered Species Act. A federal judge on Friday ordered that she remain detained. The federal public defender’s office, which is representing her, declined to comment.
Border patrol agents first spotted Ng at the Airbnb rental in May when they noticed a vehicle with Ontario plates travelling on a Vermont road in Canaan in an area used by smugglers, they said. Lake Wallace has been used for human and narcotic smuggling, the affidavit states. The vehicle had entered the U.S. in Alburgh, Vt., agents said.
Ng was admitted to the United States in May on a visitor visa with an intended destination of Fort Lee, N.J., the affidavit states. Border patrol agents learned on June 18 that she had again entered the U.S. in Buffalo in a vehicle with a Quebec plate and was expected to arrive at the same Airbnb on Lake Wallace in Vermont on June 25, the affidavit states. They then started to surveil the property.
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