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The Shelburne Parks and Recreation summer concert series returns Wednesday, July 21, featuring Buckshot, a roots rock, country and blues band, at Shelburne Fieldhouse, 166 Athletic Drive. On Wednesday, July 28, music will be provided by In the Pocket, a six-piece classic jazz band that swings. The concert entrance opens at 6 p.m., and concerts begin at 6:30 p.m. Food trucks will be on site with dinner and treats. Bring lawn chairs or picnic blanket, but please, no dogs. Overflow parking is available at the Shelburne town officers or Shelburne Community School. The final concert and fireworks will be held Tuesday, Aug. 3, featuring The Hitmen with groovy classic hits. The location of this concert will be at Vermont Teddy Bear, 5-9 p.m. with food vendors and concert, followed by fireworks. ....
/PRNewswire/ Pajamagram - a division of the Vermont Teddy Bear Company - is giving away free pajama sets, pet pajamas, and apparel from sister brand. ....
(AP Photo/John Raoux) In NASCAR’s golden days, otherwise known as any year prior to 2015 or thereabouts, sponsorship was far more often than not a one-sponsor-for-one-car-for-the-entire-season kind of deal. Brand identity reigned supreme; when you saw a product or company, you immediately associated it with a single driver. GM Goodwrench? Dale Earnhardt. Budweiser? Dale Earnhardt Jr. DuPont? Jeff Gordon. And so on. Second-tier drivers occasionally had multiple sponsors, with the primary sponsorship rotating from race to race, but by and large, you’d see the same sponsor and the same paint scheme on the same car week in and week out. ....
Chelsea Camarata Chelsea Camarata, the 33-year-old founder and owner of Kaden Apparel in Burlington, didn t have much sewing experience before she launched her own women s athletic company in 2017. As a high schooler in her hometown of Saugerties, N.Y., she d taken a home economics class and made a teddy bear. She also attended a two-day fashion design class at a tech center, but it involved no sewing whatsoever. I tried to make a dress once with my mom, Camarata recalled, but I gave up halfway. In 2010, Camarata had just finished an MBA program through Champlain College and Southern New Hampshire University when her then-boyfriend (now-husband), Ryan Bent, invited her to go mountain biking with friends. ....