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Steve Shepard, Vermont tech translator, will give an inspiring presentation on "The Internet of Things."

The Internet of Things, also known as the ‘Internet of Everything’ or ‘Machine-to-Machine Communications,’ is perhaps the single greatest technology change agent that we have seen in more than a decade. Already becoming universal, it is showing up in entertainment, healthcare, public safety, and a myriad of other functions. But its real value comes into play when it is combined with the other members of a technology family that together are changing the way we work, play, and live our lives. In this lunchtime presentation we will explore the Internet of Things and see why many are now calling it the 'Internet of Possibilities.’

It won’t take long for you to think about the implications of this important trend on your work and organization.

For more info visit: http://blog.commongoodvt.org/2016/01/dont-miss-the-future-the-internet-of-things-with-steve-shepard/

Host Patricia Crocker welcomes Darcie Johnston, Vermonters for Health Care Freedom, to speak about health care issues in Vermont.  Follow Vermonters for Health Care Freedom on Facebook.  Veritas is Sponsored by greenmountainpatriots.org

Concerned citizens Sandy Baird, Peter Garritano, and Jared Carter continue their discussion and perspectives of current affairs.

Linda Deliduka, Director of Chittenden K.I.N. (Kinship Information Network), is joined by Wanda Hines, Director of the JUMP Program, in a discussion and sharing of information on the realities and supports available for raising children as a grand-parent, neighbor, sister, etc.

More information and to reach Linda: (802) 864-5114 | deliduka [dot] l [at] gmail [dot] com

Host Erhard Mahnke provides a brief legislative update, then speaks with Lindsay Casale, Housing First Program Manager with Pathways Vermont, on how they help Vermonters who have experienced chronic homelessness and have mental health disabilities find and maintain housing. 

More information at: www.pathwaysvermont.org

You can contact Erhard at //erhardm [at] vtaffordablehousing [dot] org">erhardm '@' vtaffordablehousing.org | (802) 660-9484 | www.vtaffordablehousing.org

Partnership for Change Executive Director Hal Colston hosts Henri Sparks, Burlington School District Director of Equity, on the process for developing restorative justice and practices in the district.

For more information: www.partnershipvt.org

Information on the Burlington Development Review Board is under the City's Planning and Zoning Office.

Rep. Mike Yantachka (D) and Chittenden Democratic Party Executive Committee member Bob Hooper welcome Democratic Primary candidate for Governor Sue Minter.

More information on Sue Minter's campaign at:  www.sueminter.com  on facebook.com/suemintervt

More information on Chittenden County Democrats:  chittdems.blogspot.com

Chair of the House General Housing and Military Affairs Committee, Helen Head (D-Chitt 7-3) is joined by fellow committee member Diana Gonzalez (P-Chitt 6-7), speaking to the issues of the committee including paid family leave, housing issues, and military affairs.

Stay up-to-date with the Vermont Legislative Session at: http://legislature.vermont.gov/

Watch more Under the Dome every Monday LIVE at 11am until the end of the Legislative Session.

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

Whether you are trying to reach out to volunteers for cemetery restoration, increase attendance at a historic museum, or just raise awareness of local history and our built heritage this is the show for you.

Ron Wanamaker and Liisa Reimann welcome Kaitlin O’Shea of the web blog Preservation in Pink and formally of Vtrans where she was part of the team that monitored historic resources that might be impacted by transportation projects throughout Vermont.

Also, Erin Barnaby joins the conversation. Erin is from Shelburne Museum where she maintains and encourages blogs from the disparate departments that keep the place running and interesting. Erin also teaches about media at St. Michael’s College.

And Preservation Burlington's own Liisa Reimann, web host of Preservation Burlington's website, Facebook page, and Twitter account, shares her insights into making sure the word goes out about Preservation Burlington's work and resources.

More information on Preservation Burlington. 

Marc Estrin hosts Burlington Fletcher Free Librarians Barbara Shatara and Emer Feeney, as well as library patron Jim Glade on perspectives on 'The Public Library in a Capitalist Society'.

Host Mayor Miro Weinberger is joined by Burlington Police Chief Brandon del Pozo to speak to the challenges faced by Burlington with the ongoing opiate epidemic.

Winooski Public Works Operations Director Joe Shaw joins Winooski Mayor Seth Leonard in a discussion on the current condition of Myers Memorial Pool.

For more information: www.winooskivt.org  or Follow on Facebook

Chittenden County Senator David Zuckerman (P/D) is joined by Senator Tim Ashe (D/P), and Representative Chris Pearson (P-Chitt 6-4) to discuss the legalization of marijuana in the state of Vermont.  

Stay up-to-date with the Vermont Legislative Session at: http://legislature.vermont.gov/ or Watch More Under the Dome every Monday LIVE at 11am until the end of the Legislative Session.