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Miss Vermont Voice: Vermont Author Dayna Lorentz 10/13/2023

From Miss Vermont:

Yamuna Turco interviews award-winning Vermont author Dayna Lorentz.

For more information visit: www.missvermont.org | www.daynalorentz.com

Deep North Storytelling and Book Launch 10/08/2023

From the organizer:

An event recognizing Shadir, Fardusa, and Abdihamid for sharing the stories of their lives with the world. Join a conversation with them, community leader Abdirashid Hussein, and their editor Brad Kessler.

2023 is the 20th anniversary of Somali Bantus resettling in Vermont!

For more information visit: Seven Days Tickets | Deep North Storytelling and Book Launch

Moments with Melinda: Interview with Stephen Kiernan 09/26/2023

From Melinda Moulton:

Stephen Kiernan is a nationally-acclaimed journalist, novelist, and musician who has won over forty awards for his work. His latest novel, Glass Chateau, has been receiving rave reviews.

For more information visit: http://www.stephenpkiernan.com/

Miss Vermont Voice: Community Service Initiative 09/26/2023

From Miss Vermont:

Miss Vermont 2023 Yamuna Turco talks about her Community Service initiative, how to get involved, how to invite her to attend an event, and more Miss America updates!

For more information visit: www.missvermont.org

Fletcher Free Library's 150th Anniversary 07/15/2023

From Fletcher Free Library:

Join us for an afternoon of fun as we celebrate our 150th Birthday!

Our birthday bash kicks off at noon with a short parade from the Unitarian Universalist Society at the top of Church Street. The parade theme is “Dress as Your Favorite Literary Character (or author).”

Special thanks to our fabulous Public Awareness Committee, Friends of the Fletcher Free Library, and staff for their hard work in making this day possible! Thanks to Hannaford Supermarket.

For more information visit: www.fletcherfree.org/FFL150

Lost Burlington Vermont by Bob Blanchard 04/28/2023

Host Bobby Lussier interviews historian and author Bob Blanchard about his new book "Lost Burlington Vermont".

From the publisher:

Since Burlington was first settled over two centuries ago it has seen the establishment of a rich historic and architectural legacy, much of which has been lost.

The Strong and State Theaters, St. Paul's Cathedral, Converse School, Cathedral High School, and a neighborhood lost to urban renewal are just of few of the landmarks that still live within the memories of many who grew up in the Burlington area. The industrial waterfront, the clubhouses of the Lake Champlain Yacht Club, and the Overlake Estate are now a distant memory.

Local historian Robert Blanchard reveals the stories of how these and over sixty other lost treasures came to be built, their roles in the city's life, and how they met their end.

On the Waterfront: The Vermont Humanities Council 01/15/2020

Host Melinda Moulton is joined by Christopher Kaufman Ilstrup, Executive Director of the Vermont Humanities Council.

11th Annual Burlington Book Festival Preview 09/08/2015

Book Festival Director Rick Kisonak shares some of the activities and authors visiting the 11th Annual event, subtitled 'Three Days of Authorized Activity'. The festival dates are September 25-27, 2015, happening in a variety of Burlington venues. Like them on facebook and get more information at: www.burlingtonbookfestival.com

Public Service Announcements: Parent Involvement in Education - PIRC VT PSA 05/06/2010

A PSA on Parent Involvement and imprtants to a child's education. What this can look like and how PIRC VT can help. From the Vermont Family Network.

JOE CITRO READS VT TALES OF HORROR 03/26/1992

Joe Citro Reads Vermont Tales from the Dark Side

Author of "Ghost" and "The Black School"

Benefit for the Fletcher Free Library's Book Fund

Featured Story

CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!