The City’s plans to repave Colchester Avenue as part of its scheduled street repair program will include a demonstration project to test a “Complete Streets” scenario between Prospect Street and East Avenue. After completion of this stage of the project, data will be collected and traffic behaviors observed during a 4-week demonstration period.  This will be the first ever designed “Complete Streets” project implemented in Burlington, and is being funded in part by the Chittenden County Metropolitan Organization. 

School Commissioner Keith Pillsbury along with Superintendent Jeanne Collins, host BHS Principal Amy Mellencamp.

Tom Garrett, Executive Director, Legal Services Law Line of Vermont, Inc hosts Chirs Curtis of Vermont Legal Aid, Montpelier, to discuss the benefit impacts of the current state budget..

The Burlington Telecommunications Advisory Committee meets on the fourth Tuesday of every month.  BTAC is responsible for Advising Burlington Telecom on a number of issues from the public's perspective.  BTAC deals with buildout issues, some financing and channel addtions or deletions. 

National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month Event PSA. www.recoverymonth.gov.

Richard Kemp and Christopher McBride, Sleight-Of-Hand-Artist.

Sleight-of-Hand Magic offers a unique experience that is fun, baffling and truly magical. Christopher uses pure sleight-of-hand methods, rather than secret mechanical devices, to create mind-boggling illusions that are fully polished and expertly presented. His mastery of classic and original technique is demonstrated with playing cards and coins. It has taken many years to perfect his art. He started performing mostly for children’s parties in 1974 at the age of 11, and since 1997, he has made a career of his art performing exclusively for adults and older audiences.

For more info about Christopher, please, visit his website.

WWYW is a multimedia program focusing on issues of accountability, that is produced by the Government Accountability Project, the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Episode 28, Genetically Modified food has been a part of the American diet for several yeaqrs-and it's everywhere.  85 percent of U.S. corn, 91 percent of U.S. soybeans.  Now, a proposed genetically modified salmon has close to receiving FDA approval. What are the public health risks? The current regulations/legislation covering this new technology?  Guests include representatives from Food & Water Watch, and Friends of the Earth.  In the second part of the program, the whistleblower website WikiLeaks has caused widespread controversy.  Jesselyn Radack discusses WikiLeaks, as well as the cases of Bradley Manning and Thomas Drake, two national security whisltleblowers who are being prosecuted by their own government.

Judge Ben Joseph speaks with Bob Wolford, LICSW and Jessi Farnsworth, LCMHC, Outpatient Clinician with Howard Center, on some of the adult drug treatment programs offered through Howard Center.

Monthly call in show hosted by Preservation Burlington. Tonight's guest is William Averyt, professor emeritus at UVM and tour guide of UVM's historic buildings.