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Ward 2 School Board member Meredith King, is joined by Principals of Burlington's Integrated Art Academy, Bobby Riley and Sustainability Academy Brian Williams, to share in the impact on Burlington schools and students by community member Bonnie Acker. For more information visit the district web site:  www.bsdvt.org

Part of the City of Burlington Pension Summit Program, the goals of the City Council for the Pension Summit are to:

- Educate the public, the City Council, City Employees, and unions on the status of the City of Burlington Retirement System and why it is important
- Explain the causes of the current situation and the implications for our community
- Convey a sense of immediacy about a long-term issue
- Facilitate community input

Additional material related to Burlington’s retirement system is available on the City’s website at
http://www.burlingtonvt.gov/HR/Retirement/Miscellaneous-Retirement-Reports/.

Bob Hooper, Chair of the Chittenden County Democratic Party, and Rep. Mike Yantachka (D), Chitt 1-2 and Secretary of the County Democrats host Chittenden County Senator, Ginny Lyons and Representative Jill Krowinski (Chitt. 6-3), Chair and Vice-Chair of the legislative Health Care Oversight Committee.

Aaron Goldberg, Archivist at Ohavi Zedek Synagogue, joins with others form the Burlington, Vermont Jewish Community, to share the history and future of the Lost Shul Mural.  In 1910 the interior of Chai Adam synagogue in Burlington, VT was gloriously painted from ceiling to floor by Ben Zion Black, who was brought from Lithuania by the congregation to paint the synagogue in the prevalent style of the wooden shuls of Eastern European. Decades later the synagogues in Burlington merged and the Chai Adam building was sold several times before ultimately being converted into apartment units. Much of the painting was destroyed during the renovation but the mural over the ark was covered by a wall and forgotten until 2012 when the Lost Shul Mural was uncovered for the first time in nearly thirty years.

Village and Town Manager Pat Scheidel, Essex Selectboard Chair Linda Myers, and Village President George Tyler, share insights into Essex Town and Village affairs including: Merged Manager and Essex Police Facility update.

Host Donna Jacobs speaks with MaryEllen Mendl, Director and Carmel Quinn, Program and Resource Manager with Vermont 2-1-1 (Get Connected, Get Answers) part of the United Ways of Vermont. Vermont 2-1-1 is the number you dial to find out about hundreds of important community resources, like emergency food and shelter, disability services, counseling, senior services, healthcare, child care, drug and alcohol programs, legal assistance, transportation needs, educational and volunteer opportunities, and much more.  More information at: www.vermont211.org

Community Services Director for the City of Winooski, Ray Coffey, is joined by Ethan Hausman, Youth Programs Director, Alaina Wermers, AmeriCorps*Vista Community Engagement Coordinator and Jahnine Spaulding, Senior Center Director, to share opportunities at the Winooski O'Brien Community Center.

Host Mayor Miro Weinberger speaks with Lauren Pyatt, Outreach Specialist with CEDO's Lead Program, and Deputy Commissioner for the Vermont Department of Health, Tracy Dolan on lead poisoning awareness and prevention in Burlington.

  Information on the Somali Bantu Community Association of Vermont, Inc. can be found at www.somalibantuvermont.org - Somali Bantu Community Association of Vermont, Inc. .   Office Phone: (802) 658-2683  Fax: (802) 264-9633  Association Email: sbcavt [at] somalibantuvermont [dot] org

Hosts, Reps. Dave Sharpe (D) and Joey Donovan (D) speak with Vermont Secretary of Education, Armando Vilaseca.

20 Teams make 3 minute presentations from the stage, the culmination of this 1st StoryHackVT weekend long event.  Streamed LIVE at storyhackvt.com.  More info: www.storyhackvt.com

Host Robert Maynard speaks with Darcie Johnston, Director of Vermonters for Health Care Freedom, on Vermont's Health Care Exchange.   www.truenorthreports.com

Eric Agnero hosts GBIC President, Frank Cioffi, and GBIC Director of Business Development, Seth Bowden. CCRPC.org  www.ecosproject.com

Host Melinda Moulton speaks with Arts Alive Executive Director Alex Dostie.  Art’s Alive Vermont is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization Dedicated to Increasing Awareness and Appreciation of Vermont's Visual Artists.