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Wonderful World of Sustainable Transportation: Safe Routes to School 09/22/2009

Chittenden County Transit Authority General Manager Chris Cole, Local Motion Director Chapin Spencer, Annie Bourdon of CarShare Vermont and other transportation leaders discuss transportation issues, ideas and initiatives. Tonight's topic: Safe Routes to School

It’s an initiative that helps gets more kids walking and bicycling to school. Local Motion is partnering with VTrans and the Chittenden County Metropolitan Planning Organization on this effort. We’re currently in 22 schools across Chittenden County. We’ve invited a family who will talk about their experience walking and bicycling to school. 

Burlington Telecom Advisory Committee 09/22/2009

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.

Essex Junction Trustees 09/22/2009

Colchester Selectboard 2009-09-22 09/22/2009

Colchester Selectboard 2009-09-22

Burlington City Council 2/2, 2009-09-21 09/21/2009

Burlington City Council

Congressman Peter Welch: Social Security Cost-Of-Living Adjustment 09/21/2009

Rep. Peter Welch outlines a plan to address projections that Social Security recipients may not receive a cost-of-living adjustment for the next three years.

Burlington School Board Candidates, Special Election, Ward2 09/21/2009

Ward 2 candidates Scott Moody and Meredith Woodward-King.

Legislative Report: Guest: Chancellor Tim Donovan, Vermont State Colleges 09/21/2009

Chancellor Tim Donovan, Vermont State Colleges talk with Bill Aswad and Dave Sharpe.

Williston Selectboard 09/21/2009

Find full minutes of this meeting at Williston website.

Burlington City Council 1/2, 2009-09-21 09/21/2009

Burlington City Council
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