Winooski City Council - 05/16/2022

For more information on the Winooski City Council and current procedures and meeting dates, please visit: winooskivt.gov/210/Mayor-and-City-Council.

South Burlington City Council - 05/16/2022

For more information on current procedures and meeting dates for the South Burlington City Council, please visit www.southburlingtonvt.gov/calendar.php.

Williston Legislative Delegation - 05/16/2022

Host Jordan Butterfield speaks with Chittenden County House Representatives Erin Brady (D-Chitt 2) and James McCullough (D-Chitt 2) to discuss the Vermont Legislature and their work during this year's legislative session.

Essex Selectboard - 05/16/2022

For more information on the Essex Selectboard and their current procedures and meeting dates, please reference the agendas at essexvt.org/AgendaCenter/Essex-Selectboard-9.

Essex - Step In and Come Together! - 05/15/2022

From the Town of Essex:

The second week of May has been proclaimed by Governor Scott as "Inclusion Week" in Vermont. Co-sponsored by The Essex Westford School district, the Town of Essex, and Voices for Inclusion in Essex and Westford (VIEW), “Step In and Come Together” hosts an opportunity for residents to meet new people in the community and learn about local government, including the boards and committees that support decision-making. 

For more info: essexvt.org/1073/Step-in-and-Come-Together

Ethan Allen, Frontiersman - Boone, Crockett, and Other Contemporaries - 05/15/2022

From the Ethan Allen Homestead:

Ethan Allen was many things to many people. This presentation focuses on his role as a folk hero. Allen’s initial contact with Vermont was as a frontiersman, exploring the land in the late 1760s. As a hunter and trapper, he lived in the wilderness, beyond the bounds of the early settlements. The knowledge of the land and settlers he met along the way paved the way for later land speculation, settlements, and governance.

Don Miller compares the folk heroes from the 15th, 16th, and 17th states, from Daniel Boone to Davy Crocket. What do the contemporaries have in common? How are they different? What role does Allen, our folk hero play in our Vermont story? Allen more than holds his own among his contemporaries.

Don Miller is an active student of history, past President of the Bennington Historical Society, and currently a Board member of the Vermont Historical Society.

For more information: ethanallenhomestead.org

Chittenden GOP Congressional Candidates - 05/14/2022

Provided by LCATV:

The Chittenden County Republican Committee sponsors a Republican Congressional Candidate Forum at the Milton Grange. Forum features US Senate Candidates Gerald Malloy and Christina Nolan, and US House Candidates Ericka Redic and Anya Tynio.

Essex Selectboard - Strategic Planning Session - 05/14/2022

For more information on the Essex Selectboard and their current procedures and meeting dates, please reference the agendas at essexvt.org/AgendaCenter/Essex-Selectboard-9.

Ali Dieng - 05/13/2022

From Gary De Carolis:

Ali Dieng: life long learner, passionate, dedicated community leader striving for equity and justice.

Ali Dieng is the Building Bright Futures Regional Manager supporting the Chittenden, Central Vermontand Franklin and Grand Isle regions. Ali is the founder and former Manager of the Burlington School District Parent University Program where he engaged parents, educators and community partners. Ali is committed to building more equitable and accessible systems and brings his expertise engaging diverse perspectives; especially those from different socio economic & cultural backgrounds. Ali is the co-founder of the Vermont New Americans Advisory Council VNAAC, an organization working to increase civic engagement and a sense of belonging among the New American population. Ali is a third time elected Burlington City Councilor and the chair of the Racial Equity Inclusion and Belonging Committee REIB for the City of Burlington. He resides in Burlington with his wife, Angela, and their two daughters.

Interview with Adam Hergenrother - 05/12/2022

From Melinda Moulton:

Adam Hergenrother is the Founder and CEO of Adam Hergenrother Companies. Adam is passionate about using business to transform lives and believes that when you focus on growing and leading yourself first, the business results will follow - always. He wrote the book The Founder & The Force Multiplier which focuses on building strategic partnerships between entrepreneurs and executive assistants.

For more info: www.adamhergenrother.com

Essex Junction Trustees - 05/11/2022

For more information on the Essex Junction Trustees and their current procedures and meeting dates, please reference the meeting agendas at essexjunction.org/boards/board-of-trustees.

The Juxtaposition Promo - 05/11/2022

From the Vermont Racial Justice Alliance:

Join Mark Hughes on the second Wednesday of every month for The Juxtaposition -- a live conversation about issues impacting Black Vermonters.

Freedom and Unity - 05/11/2022

From the Vermont Racial Justice Alliance:

There is general agreement that Vermont's motto is about the idea of balancing two seemingly opposite ideals: the personal freedom and independence of the individual citizen, with the common good of the larger community. Article 1 of the Vermont Constitution states that "all persons are born equally free and independent, and have certain natural, inherent, and unalienable rights." How do we reconcile that with the fact that Vermont was the first state to ever constitutionalize slavery.

Our guest is Debbie Ingram, Executive Director of Vermont Interfaith Action.

Status of Roe v. Wade - 05/10/2022

Sandy Baird speaks with Eric Agnero about the status of Roe v. Wade after leaked Supreme Court documents suggest is may be overturned.

Colchester Selectboard - 05/10/2022

For more information on the Colchester Selectboard and their current procedures and meeting dates, please reference the meeting agendas at clerkshq.com/Colchester-vt.

Assault on Women's Right to Choose, Voting Rights and More - 05/10/2022

Andrew Champagne talks Burlington and national politics.

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