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Hosts Bonnie Scott and Ruel Wheelock talk on the issues of the day with a Libertarian perspective.

 Regular host  Rob Roper  provides a more conservative perspective on local and state affairs. Tonights guset is Pat McDonald, Chairwoman of Vermont GOP. 

Democratic City Councilors share their views and take your calls. For more info on Burlington Democrats, click here. 

Host Richard Kemp speaks with John Vickery, City Assessor on Burlington Office of the Assessor.  The Assessor's Office function is to establish fair and accurate values of all taxable real estate and business personal property in Burlington, Vermont. The department is responsible for the administration of all laws and regulations regarding property tax assessments.   Other activities of the Assessor's Office include providing information to taxpayers, real estate appraisers, attorneys, brokers, and the public. This office handles appeals by aggrieved property owners, cooperates with other departments, assists with updating property tax maps, and completes reports required by the Vermont Department of Taxes

David White, Burlington Director of Planning and Zoning on Parking.

Hosted by Bob Hooper, Chair of the Chittenden County Democratic Committee, and regular co-host Rep. Mike Yantachka, Chitt 1-2, Assistant Treasurer, Chittenden County Democratic Committee.  Guest on the show is Beth Pearce, Vermont State Treasurer discussing new initiatives, retirement funding systems and live phone call questions.

Various current events topics are discussed.

Hosted by Burlington School Commissioners.

David White, Burlington Director of Planning and Zoning, talks about the Downtown and Waterfront Plan.

Tripp Muldrow: Burlington Downtown Retail Market Analysis

Occupy Wall Street. Nick Carter hosts                                       

CCTV's Lauren-Glenn Davitian brings new media resources to the table for discussion and reflects on the implications of the fast moving, digital media that promises while it threatens our community and family life.

The Madison-Deane Initiative (MDI) is the education arm of  the VNA End-of-Life Care services. It was created in 1997 to educate the general public and medical professionals about quality care at the end of life. MDI advocates for the strengthening and coordination of quality end-of-life care through education and communication between related organizations. MDI is a two-way resource, providing educational programs to the community, as well as access by the community for questions on topics related to quality care at the end of life.

Channel 17 volunteers Jonathan McCandles and Beth McMullen talk about the Occupy Burlington movement.