Channel 17 and Channel 317 Video Streams:

Amy Shollenberger joins Vermont Representative Johannah Donovan to talk about current lobbying efforts and the issues they are working on.

The twin topics on this month's episode are the flip-flop of the Democrat’s progressive wing on immigration and the possible brewing internal division within that party in the run-up to the election.  

For more information visit www.TrueNorthReports.com

Host Kylie Daly discusses books by local authors:

A Guide to the Western Slope and the Outlying Areas by Roger Lebovitz

Everyone Lives Here by Sharon Webster

My Experience With Open Mike & What Else Is On My Mind by Chai Gang

Almandal Grimoire: The Book as Magical Object by Genese Grill

For more information visit www.avilix.org and sossblogdotcom.wordpress.com.

The Town of Essex Selectboard meetings are all held at the Town Offices at 81 Main Street in Essex Junction, in the downstairs conference room on the first and third Mondays of the month. The public is always welcome, and the meetings start promptly at 7:30 PM. If special accommodations are needed please call (802) 878-1341.

Host Peggy Luhrs discusses the role of women in media, the relation of women and nature, and how the media talks about natural disasters.

Bonnie Scott hosts her monthly live program from a Libertarian Party perspective.

This month Bonnie addresses the differences in popular perception between the "alt-right" versus "antifa" and shares her distinction between civilized and un-civilized forms of free speech dissent.

WoodChuck Report on Facebook

Upcoming Events

Libertarian Party Twitter

Libertarian Party Facebook page

Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce President Tom Torti speaks with Vinson Pierce, manager of Global Engagement at the Vermont Council on World Affairs.

More information at www.vcwa.org.

The Winooski City Council normally meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month. Meeting schedules, agendas, and minutes can be found on the City's web site: www.winooskivt.org

The South Burlington City Council is made up of 5 citizens who live in the City of South Burlington, elected at-large by the voters of the City. These five councilors sit with 2-3 year terms expiring in an annual rotation. The City Council meets regularly on the 1st & 3rd Mondays of each month to conduct business of the City and carry out the provisions of the City Charter. Special or emergency meetings can be called in the event that an urgent need arises for City Council authorization. City Council meetings are normally held at City Hall in the conference room and begin at 7pm.

Check the City's website for updated information: www.sburl.com.

The Williston Selectboard is a five member elected board. There are three positions elected for a three year term and two positions elected for a two year term on a staggered basis. The board is responsible for setting the general policy direction, passing ordinances, setting the tax rate, reviewing the budget, supervising the Town Manager, and a host of other related tasks.

Host Ron Wanamaker speaks with Liisa Reimann Rivera and Nancie Ravenel, the head conservator at Shelburne Museum, about the soon to open duck decoy collection in the newly renovated Dorset House at Shelburne Museum.

For more info visit: https://shelburnemuseum.org/collection/decoys/

https://shelburnemuseum.org/2016/07/21/papering-town-interview-nancy-ravenel/
 

More information on Preservation Burlington. 

Liisa Reimann Rivera - Originally from England, Liisa has lived in Burlington since 2006. She earned her Master's in Historic Preservation from the University of Vermont and is a principal with Blue Brick Preservation. Liisa lives in a 1954 ranch house, whose historic wooden windows she thinks are of a genius design seldom seen since, in Burlington's New North End. Liisa's passions include historic industrial buildings, firehouses and little-known builder-architects of the vernacular landscape.

Ron Wanamaker - Ron has been a member of the Board since 2007 and has served as Vice President and President. A passionate preservationist, he continues to serve on the Education Committee for Preservation Burlington and is also a member of Burlington’s Design Advisory Board. A contractor since 1988, he has lived and worked in Burlington since 1998 and managed Wanamaker Restoration as well as Champlain Valley Millworks.

Chris Burns, Jennifer Green, and Darren Springer, of the Burlington Electric Department, share exciting opportunities around solar power for Burlington residents.

Burlington Electric Department Solar Shopper Program

Mayor Seth Leonard speaks with Wendy Rice, Executive Director of Vermont Works For Women, on the programming for girls and women in Winooski and throughout Vermont. For more information: www.winooskivt.org or Follow on Facebook

The South Burlington City Council is made up of 5 citizens who live in the City of South Burlington, elected at-large by the voters of the City. These five councilors sit with 2-3 year terms expiring in an annual rotation. The City Council meets regularly on the 1st & 3rd Mondays of each month to conduct business of the City and carry out the provisions of the City Charter. Special or emergency meetings can be called in the event that an urgent need arises for City Council authorization. City Council meetings are normally held at City Hall in the conference room and begin at 7pm.

Check the City's website for updated information: www.sburl.com

The Winooski City Council normally meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month. Meeting schedules, agendas, and minutes can be found on the City's web site: www.winooskivt.org