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Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak: Mayor Celebration and Community Clean Up 04/14/2024

From the Mayor's Office:

Join us for a family-friendly celebration and community cleanup. Featuring interviews with Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak, city councilors, and Burlington residents.

Hussein Mubarak Celebration of Life 07/12/2022

Celebration of life for Hussein Mubarak led by family and friends. Hussein was a neighborhood youth who grew up in the ONE and who was killed in Burlington's Old North End on July 7, 2022.

Interns Visit the Old North End Farmers' Market 06/28/2022

Interns Theo Wilton and Simón Morillo visit the ONE community farmers' market and learn what is on offer: fruits, vegetables, and pierogi! The farmers' market is held every Tuesday from 3-6:30pm.

Preservation Burlington: More than a Market 05/26/2022

Ron Wanamaker and Charlotte Barrett, Community Preservation Manager at Historic New England, look into the history and development of local markets and their continued importance to immigrant populations.

More information: preservationburlington.org | morethanamarket.org

Save Open Space - Burlington: South End Update - RightWay or Wrong Turn? 10/14/2021

Andrew Simon, Tony Redington, Mark Hughes and Steve Goodkind discuss new developments with the Champlain Parkway project.

The Caremongers - Dispatches from the Frontline: Christine Graham on Nonprofit Innovation and Resiliency 03/25/2020

Town Meeting TV interviews Christine Graham, President of CPG Enterprises, Inc., and respected fundraising advisor to nonprofits and philanthropists. Christine describes this period of intense innovation and collaboration in the nonprofits sector and how donors are working faster and more flexibly to meet the pressing needs of the COVID-19 period. Christine is optimistic about the future because of Vermont's neighbor relationships and longstanding systems of resiliency.

The Caremongers - Dispatches from the Frontline: ONE Good Deed Fund Supports Emergency Requests 03/24/2020

Town Meeting TV interviews Laura Hale, Old North End neighborhood activist and Executive Director of the ONE Good Deed Fund. The Fund provides $100 grants for individuals and neighborhood projects. Between March 20 and 25 the Fund gave $10,000 away to recently unemployed people and other neighbors living on the edge, in need of help with food, rent, and utility bills. Laura talks about the stark failure of current economic support systems and how the ONE Good Deed Fund is making a contribution.

Save Open Space - Burlington: Justice at the King & Maple Crossroads 12/17/2019

Andrew Simon hosts Tony Redington, Pine Street Coalition; Vicky Smith, Director of King Street Center; and Mohamed Jafar, former Ward 5 City Council candidate and resident of the King/Maple neighborhood. They discuss the impacts that building a highway has on social needs as well as statistics of the Old North End's commutes and environmental justice.

FOCUS: Winooski Peace Initiative Celebrates International Peace Day 09/13/2018

Winooski Peace Initiative members Sister Pat McKittrick, RN and director of the UVM Hospital Outreach Center, and Dan Higgins, Photographer, talk about celebrating the International Day of Peace in Winooski Falls Way on September 21, 2018. This is an opportunity for all the community to come together to celebrate peace with international food, activities, music, prizes, community photos, and raffles. Dan Higgins shows photos of his Celebrating Winooski One Story at a Time exhibit featuring community narratives.

: Parking Ordinance Forum 10/08/2015

A public forum on a proposed parking ordinance. Check the City's website for updated information: www.sburl.com

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Paid Summer Internship Opportunities: "Conversations" and "Places"

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