Sports & Recreation

From the organizers:

The 2024 Deb Beckett Memorial 5K Run and Walk, sponsored by the Williston-Richmond Rotary Club, will be held on Saturday, July 6, 2024, at the Williston Village Community Park. Runners and walkers of all levels are welcome.

This year will feature both a ½ mile and a 1-mile Kids Runs for children 4-12 years of age. Children may opt to participate in the 5K run/ walk or either of the Kids' Runs. There are no fees or pre-registration for the Kids’ Runs. An adult must accompany each participant to the race site and sign a registration form. The accompanying adult is welcome but not required to run with their child or children. Arrangements have been made for adults to run with and supervise the kids.

Check-in for all walks or runs open at 7:00 AM. Please check in as early as possible. There will be signage from Williston Road to the registration/start area.

Run/Walk sponsored by the Williston-Richmond Rotary.  

For more information visit: www.willistonvt.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29907

Join us for a whirlwind glimpse into a trip traveling to San Jose and Los Angeles, where the hustle of a work conference is just one small part of the adventure. This video takes you on a journey through scattered clips of city sights, candid moments, and snapshots of daily life in different cities in California.

From quick peeks at the conference floor to glimpses of coffee breaks, downtown strolls, and everything in between, this video offers an eclectic mix of the professional and the personal. With no set narrative, it’s a free-flowing montage of moments that paints a picture of life on the go in San Jose.

Perfect for anyone who loves slice-of-life storytelling, urban vibes, or just curious about what a work trip might look like when the conference is only part of the story.

Recorded between June 20th, 2024 and July 1st, 2024

Join us for a whirlwind glimpse into a trip traveling to San Jose and Los Angeles, where the hustle of a work conference is just one small part of the adventure. This video takes you on a journey through scattered clips of city sights, candid moments, and snapshots of daily life in different cities in California.

From quick peeks at the conference floor to glimpses of coffee breaks, downtown strolls, and everything in between, this video offers an eclectic mix of the professional and the personal. With no set narrative, it’s a free-flowing montage of moments that paints a picture of life on the go in San Jose.

Perfect for anyone who loves slice-of-life storytelling, urban vibes, or just curious about what a work trip might look like when the conference is only part of the story.

Recorded between June 20th, 2024 and July 1st, 2024

From Eric Agnero:

Host Sandy Baird is joined by Pete Garitano, Citizen Journalist and Uber Driver, to discuss the recent Burlington Marathon, focusing on the addition of the non-binary category. 

In the first segment, host Sandy Baird and guest Steve Goodkind discuss the financial limbo at City Hall, including City Budget Drama, REIB and whether the new mayor is abandoning an expensive but crucial dream of equity, and the hidden costs associated with the new high school project.

Later, Baird and Pete Garitano, Citizen Journalist and Uber Driver, discuss sports and gender and analyze the recent marathon, which included a non-binary category - marking a significant step in gender inclusivity in sports.

Finally, Baird and Eric Agnero, Community Producer, wrap the program discussing D-Day 2024 - diving into the current global tensions that echo the threats of a new world war.