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From Arts So Wonderful:

For more information visit: http://www.artssowonderful.com | https://poetrypioneer.com/

From CCRPC and the City of South Burlington

The CCRPC initiated a scoping study for the I-89 Exit 14 area that builds on the work conducted during the I-89 2050 Study. This scoping study will refine previously identified alternatives and investigate other options to address safety, connectivity and other multimodal issues in the study area. The goal of the Exit 14 scoping is to select a preferred interchange alternative to recommend to VTrans that addresses the needs and meets the purpose of the project as articulated by stakeholders and the public.

For more information visit: www.ccrpcvt.org/our-work/transportation/current-projects/scoping/exit-14-scoping-study

From Patricia Araujo:

Host Patricia Araujo interviews guest 

For more information visit: www.travelingforhistory.com

Burlington Partnership for a Healthy Community recognizes local professionals working to make the Queen City a safer, healthier place.

The Burlington Partnership for a Healthy Community invites you to attend our annual Roots of Prevention Award Celebration to honor the outstanding contributions of our awardees to support a safe and healthy place in which we all can live, work, and thrive!

Please join us Thursday, May 16th at Contois Auditorium in Burlington City Hall as we gather with neighbors over food, listen to our guest speakers, and of course celebrate our community changemakers! Attendees may begin checking in between 5 and 5:30. We'll wrap up by 8 with an additional time to mingle and re-connect with neighbors, colleagues, and friends. We will also be joined by local artist, Nicole Christman, who will be engaging attendees in a collaborative artistic piece emblematic of this year's theme; unity through community.

Established in 2009, our Roots of Prevention Awards Celebration is an opportunity for us to pause, recognize, and thank changemakers who have had a direct, positive, or transformative impact on the health and wellness of our neighborhoods and community.

Often this work is difficult, may lack recognition, and goes above and beyond expectations. During this event, we gather to recognize the people, programs, and organizations doing this important work.