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From spreadsheets to maps, email, blogs and, video and websites, widgets, web analytics and (even) 3 D Modeling, a Google account gives your nonprofit tremendous capacity to collaborate and manage its work flow. Join us for a scenic tour and to answer your "how-to" questions.

Google has steadily amassed a suite of online tools that can be used to the advantage of the connected nonprofit organization. From spreadsheets to maps, email, blogs and, video and websites, widgets, web analytics and (even) 3 D Modeling, a Google account gives you access and storage. Learn the basics of these applications from nonprofits—including how Google hosts noprofit office email networks. With Matt Dunne, Google Evangelist. This is the second installment of Google Workshops co-sponsored with United Way of Vermont, Common Good Vermont, and Google Community Affairs. Live Webcast at www.cctv.org

The culmination of Chittenden County'S Historical Societies' Quadricentennial Event. Participants in the 'History Mystery' are awarded prizes for their reposnses to 18 riddles – one for each community in Chittenden County.  “History Detectives” had to go to each town to find the answers.

Part of the continuing series of Media Maven Lunches.

No nonprofit leader has failed to notice the accelerated nature of their work! From significant trends to day-to-day realities, nonprofits contend with ground shifting technology, finance and demographic change--along with increasing demands for service.

CCTV's Lauren-Glenn Davitian talks about how nonprofit leaders can position themselves and their organizations in the real-time media matrix that is now the reality of the world we live in. The presentation can be found here.

The Executive Secretary to the Mayor, Faye Lawes, will be retiring from City employment after 22 years of work in the Mayor’s Office and a career that has spanned the administrations of four different Burlington mayors, beginning in 1987 with Bernie Sanders. Ms. Lawes has served the City in various capacities since 1973, working first for the Parks Department, but from 1987 to the present has been the Executive Secretary in the Mayor’s Office.