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Sat, 07/17/2021 - 5:42am tim Vermont Business Magazine Burlington City Arts is bringing Festival of Fools back to downtown Burlington from July 30-August 1, 2021. Presented by Community Bank NA, this year s festival marks a return to the Church Street Marketplace and City Hall Park after having to cancel the beloved celebration in 2020 due to the pandemic. After a long and difficult year that included the cancellation of the 2020 Festival of Fools, it will be great to have some good laughs together once again, said Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger. As in years past, this year s celebration presents a fantastic lineup of street performers, circus artists, musicians, and comedians performing consistently throughout the three-day event. ....
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Local Vermont donor steps forward with a new, time-limited fundraising match Vermont Business Magazine In just six days, people from across the country raised nearly $20,000 for LGBTQ+ youth. It started when now world-famous Bernie-mitten-maker Jen Ellis gifted Outright Vermont 1 of 3 pairs of newly made mitts in a ‘coming out of hiatus’ moment. In a recent NBC article, Ellis reflected on what LGBTQ+ youth are experiencing during the pandemic: “This hard for them. I just wanted to give them a shoutout, you know, like, ‘Hang in there. This is not going to last forever, and when it s over, you can go out and hug all your friends and be your awesome selves, out in public.’” ....