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Essex Town and Village Joint Update 11/03/2016

George Tyler, Village President, and Lori Houghton, Village Trustee, discuss updates on Essex's Recreation Departments.

More information at:  www.essexjunction.org  and  www.essex.org

Essex Town and Village Joint Update 05/05/2016

Essex Town Selectboard Chair Max Levy and Village President George Tyler share information and insights on Town and Village initiatives and follow up on the recommendations of the Working Group Members of the Thoughful Growth in Action, a committee looking at shared governance for planning functions in the Town of Essex and Village of Essex Junction. The recommendations have been presented to both the Village Trustees and the Town Selectboard.

More information on TGIA:  www.essextgia.com

More information at:  www.essexjunction.org  and  www.essex.org

In the World of Winooski: City Update, Winooski Farmers Market and the shift to a Community Parks and Recreation Model 07/28/2015

Winooski City Mayor and host Seth Leonard speaks with Charlotte Roozekrans, Manager of the Winooski Farmers Market. Charlotte will give an update on how the market is progressing in 2015, along with some of the unique and innovative programming for kids that is available.

The Mayor is later joined by Ray Coffee, Winooski Director of Community Services, and Ethan Hausman, Winooski Recreation and Parks Manager. Updating the shift of Winooski's Community Services Department to a Parks and Recreation Model, and what that means for the future of services in the community. For more information: www.winooskivt.org  or Follow on Facebook

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