Inside South Burlington
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Former South Burlington City Councilor Paul Engels, hosts conversations on various topics of interest to South Burlington and region.Programs in this Series
Paul Engels, South Burlington citizen, speaks with Ilona Blanchard, Special Projects Director for the City of South Burlington, on the many development projects and initiatives taking place in the City. To contact Paul : 734-8047 - psengels [...
Paul Engels, South Burlington citizen, speaks with South Burlington City Manager Kevin Dorn on City Center. To contact Paul : 734-8047 - psengels [at] gmail [dot] com
Paul Engels, South Burlington citizen, speaks with Gene Beaudoin, a local developer with Saxon Partners, on City Center. To contact Paul : 734-8047 - psengels [at] gmail [dot] com
Paul Engels, South Burlington citizen, speaks with Gary Toth, Senior Director, Transportation Initiatives, Project for Public Spaces. To contact Paul : 734-8047 - psengels [at] gmail [dot] com
Paul Engels, South Burlington citizen, speaks with Tim McKenzie of South Burlington Realty, the company which owns prime property along Market Street in South Burlington's City Center District. To contact Paul : 734-8047 - psengels [at]...
Paul Engels, South Burlington citizen, speaks with Chris Shaw, South Burlington City Councilor, in a continuing conversation about South Burlington's movement towards 'Form Based Code' and the efforts towards further establishment of...
Paul Engels, South Burlington citizen, speaks with Chris Shaw, South Burlington City Councilor, in a continuing conversation about local issues and government. To contact Paul : 734-8047 - psengels [at] gmail [dot] com
Paul Engels, South Burlington citizen, speaks with Rosanne Greco, South Burlington City Councilor, in their continuing conversation about local governement. To contact Paul : 734-8047 - psengels [at] gmail [dot] com
Paul Engels, South Burlington citizen, speaks with Rosanne Greco, South Burlington City Councilor, on the nature of government and the inherent problems that come from our system of government. To contact Paul : 734-8047 - psengels [at] gmail...
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