From Patricia Araujo:

Host Patricia Araujo discusses the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in downtown Burlington, and the efforts to preserve the historic modernist building in the face of impending demolition.

For more information visit: www.travelingforhistory.com | www.preservationburlington.org

From Arts So Wonderful:

Host Bruce Wilson interviews Candace Owens about her poetry blog titled Poetry Pioneer.

For more information visit: http://www.artssowonderful.com | https://poetrypioneer.com/

From the Mayor's Office:

Mayor Weinberger and other local officials along with Burlington leaders, organizations, and neighbors discuss the urgent need to pass Neighborhood Code and realize the opportunity of new neighborhood-scale housing across the City. He is joined by Meagan Tuttle, Planning Director, City of Burlington; Andy Montroll, Planning Commission Chair, City of Burlington; David Mullin, Habitat for Humanity; Tino Rutanhira, Vermont Professionals of Color; Kelly Stoddard Poor, AARP; and many others. 

For more information on current procedures and meeting dates for the Winooski Development Review Board, please visit winooskivt.gov/229/Development-Review-Board.

In the debut episode of Team Yap: The Pokémon Podcast, CCTV staff members Emily Brewer and Chris Laviolette take their nerdy yapping into the Town Meeting TV podcast studio to bring their love of Pokémon to the masses. They discuss how the podcast came to fruition, when they discovered the world of Pokémon, their favorite games and pocket monsters, and more! Stay tuned for more episodes!

Discussion of H.657 a bill meant to modernize Vermont's communications taxes and fees at the House Committee on Environment and Energy.

On Wednesday, the House Environment and Energy committee did an overview of Representative Stebbins amendment to H.657. The amendment changes some of the language around the state’s collection of the right away fee - including requiring an annual assessment and collection of the fee.H.657: Right of Way Proposed Amendment:

H.657: Right of Way Proposed Amendment:
https://legislature.vermont.gov/Documents/2024/WorkGroups/House%20Environment/Bills/H.657/Drafts,%20Amendments,%20Legal%20Documents/H.657~Gabrielle%20Stebbins~Right%20of%20Way%20Proposed%20Amendment~3-20-2024.pdf

Vermont Language Justice Project presents information about the Starting Over Strong Vermont (SOS-VT) program where people can get help after a disaster.

For more info on the VLJP: vtlanguagejustice.org

To view all VLJP videos: youtube.com/channel/UC3zjPpeFnXqvESr1y3d4DvQ

Discussion of S.55 Update to Open Meeting Law on the Senate Floor.

On Wednesday, the bill was read for the third time and passed unanimously on voice vote. Links to the bill as passed by the Senate, second reading, and third reading are below. On Friday, S.55 was read for the first time on the House Floor and referred to House Government Operations & Military Affairs.

S.55 as Passed by the Senate:
https://legislature.vermont.gov/Documents/2024/Docs/BILLS/S-0055/S-0055%20As%20Passed%20by%20the%20Senate%20Unofficial.pdf

From the City of Winooski:

The City of Winooski is improving the roadway along the Main Street (U.S. 2/7) corridor, starting at the New England Central Railroad bridge near the intersection with Maple Street and extending to the Winooski-Colchester town line near the Winooski School District. The Winooski Main Street Revitalization project will reconfigure the road layout to accommodate all roadway users.

For more infromation visit: https://winooskivt.gov/mainstreet