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Locked Out of the YMCA, a Teacher Holds Class Outdoors | Seven Days (opens the original)
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People planning to work out at the Greater Burlington YMCA on Saturday morning had a good excuse not to: They were locked out. The gym’s lockdown switch had inadvertently been activated. The doors, which normally open automatically in the morning, stayed shut tight. Wendy Ross-Atwood, 56, wasn’t going home. The longtime instructor, scheduled to teach Strength and Burn at 8:30 a.m., told the assembled members that she would hold class — without weights — on the sidewalk. Her husband pulled the co
Tour a House That Hippies Built in Lincoln’s Woods | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Like many young adults in the early 1970s, Jimmy Warnock arrived in Vermont enamored with the back-to-the-land movement and its simple lifestyle. His future wife, Carol, soon joined him. They were hippies. “Most definitely,” said Jimmy, a product of suburban Boston who graduated from Brown University, then moved to Bridport to work as a carpenter. Carol, who grew up near Rochester, N.Y., would become a midwife. They bought 20 acres of woods in Lincoln, cleared trees, and Jimmy, with “hippie carp
New England Patriots Foundation Awards Burlington's King Street Center $10,000 | Seven Days (opens the original)
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The New England Patriots Foundation has awarded Burlington’s King Street Center $10,000 in honor of Cathy Seward, a longtime volunteer at the nonprofit that serves kids from low-income and marginalized families. Seward, of South Burlington, was one of 26 Myra Kraft Community MVP Award winners honored at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., on Tuesday. The awards, presented since 1998, recognize volunteers “for going above and beyond to give back to their communities,” according to a press rele
Lyric Theatre Launches Free Ticket Program | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Lyric Theatre has no trouble selling tickets. The community theater company’s musicals, which feature elaborate sets, dazzling costumes, seasoned performers and live pit orchestras, routinely pack the Flynn. Its most recent production, Disney’s Frozen, sold out the 1,400-seat Burlington theater for all six of its performances. But Lyric wants to expand its audience. The company has teamed up with area nonprofits to distribute free tickets to people who may not be able to afford to buy them. Lyri
The New SEABA Center Is a Hub for Visual and Performing Arts | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Burlington’s arts district got a welcome boost last fall when the South End Arts + Business Association moved back to Pine Street. Before renovations were even complete, the nonprofit behind the South End Art Hop began hosting art exhibitions in the old industrial building that previously housed hot-spot restaurant and music venue ArtsRiot. Since then, the new SEABA Center has been pulsing with activity as administrators work to make it a creative anchor for the city’s South End. The 7,000-squar
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