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What's Up Williston: December 2024 Updates - TBD 12/18/2024

From Erik Wells:

Host Erik Wells, Williston's Town Manager, 

Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: TBD Deember 12/09/2024

From Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: 

Board Chair Clare Wool meets with

For more information visit: www.bsdvt.org

Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: BHS Drama Production of Matilda 11/18/2024

From Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: 

Board Chair Clare Wool meets with Burlington High School (BHS) Drama Director (and BHS Alum!) Peter Bowley, and BHS Drama Students Emma Stearns and Kuba Thelemarck.

For more information visit: www.bsdvt.org | www.bhs.bsdvt.org/drama-club

Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: BHS & Tech Center Campus Construction Update 10/14/2024

From Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: 

Board Chair Clare Wool meets with Brian Leet, Senior Project Manager from FFF Architects about the BHS/BTC campus construction to provide updates on the project. 

Thanks to our partners at Whiting-Turner, you can get up close to the BHS/BTC project. Check out the incredible time-lapse here.

For more information visit: www.bsdvt.org | www.fffinc.com

Winooski Library Expansion Open House 09/10/2024

From the Winooski Memorial Library:

Have you heard? The Winooski Library is expanding!

The City of Winooski is partnering with the Champlain Housing Trust to redevelop the O'Brien Community Center and construct a new library for the community – an initiative that will vastly increase the library's existing space by nearly 4000 square feet. As part of the planned renovation, community members are invited to stop by our open house to learn more about the project, provide feedback on the design process, see updated architectural renderings of the rebuild, and meet with stakeholders involved in the project who will be present to answer questions. We hope to see you there!

The Winooski Memorial Library celebrates diversity, equity, and inclusion and welcomes the rich tapestry of experience and background among all members of the Winooski community. All Winooski Memorial Library cardholders - from birth through adolescence, and into adulthood - enjoy the benefits of free and open access to a broad and diverse collection of print and audiovisual materials, ebook and digital audiobook holdings, nontraditional items, online resources, and programming opportunities that collectively enrich lives, inspire curiosity, and support lifelong learning.

For more infromation visit: www.winooskivt.gov/Library

Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: Burlington School Board 2024 Legislative Overview & Impact on Public Education 08/12/2024

From Burlington School Commissioners' Corner: 

Join Commissioners Gary Golden and Martine Gulick for an overview of the 2024 legsilative session, and Public Education Impacts.

For more information visit: www.bsdvt.org

Burlington Mayor's Press Conference: Legislature’s Override of Governor’s H. 72 Veto for a Overdose Prevention Center 06/18/2024

From the Mayor's Office:

Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak holds a media availability to make a statement on the legislature’s successful override of the Governor’s veto of H.72, the bill that allows an Overdose Prevention Center pilot to be established in Burlington. Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak is joined by Mike LaChance, Burlington Fire Chief.

Senator Peter Welch: Listening Session on Expanding Rural Opportunity 05/28/2024

From the Office of Senator Welch:

Senator Peter Welch hosts a Listening Session in Winooski with community members and local leaders to discuss the progress Congress and the Biden-Harris Administration has made in advancing economic opportunity in rural America, and what more needs to be done to make our communities more affordable, our businesses more successful, and our families healthier and safer.

Senator Welch, Chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee’s Subcommittee on Rural Development and Energy, is working to advance efforts to expand access to affordable housing, combat the overdose crisis, build out broadband, and lower health care and energy costs. The Senate’s recently unveiled Farm Bill, the Rural Prosperity and Food Security Act, includes several priorities for rural communities championed by Senator Welch that strengthen Vermont’s farms, rural communities, and families.   

Burlington Bank & Cherry Streets Public Improvements Meeting 05/23/2024

From the City of Burlington:

Reconnecting Bank & Cherry is the next phase in the Great Streets reinvestment into our downtown. This project includes restoring the downtown grid by building new street segments of Saint Paul and Pine – reconnecting Bank to Cherry.

For more information visit: www.greatstreetsbtv.com/gs-initiative/reconnecting-bank-cherry

On the Waterfront: First Time Filmmaker and Animator Travis Van Alstyne 05/15/2024

Host Mariah Riggs interviews first time filmmaker and animator Travis Van Alstyne aout his recently completed animation. Travis Van Alstyne owns Travis Animates, a one-man production company based in Burlington, VT. The company has the goal of bringing Vermont stories to life through animation and focuses on partnering with artists with a Vermont connection.

For more information visit: www.loveofthelandfilm.com

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