Host Bob Hooper speaks with Nurse Clinician Tracy Fornasier and Nurse Practitioner Tristin Adie from the University of Vermont Medical Center about healthcare delivery concerns in light of the possible strike.
Councilor Richard Deane, East District, and Councilor Adam Roof, Ward 8, sit down to discuss the latest from the Burlington City Council. Topics include the Ad-Hoc Committee on City Hall Park Redesign, Inclusionary Zoning Rewrite, City Budget, Lake Water Quality, and Neighborhood Project.
The Burlington Democrats select their Democratic nominees for Justice of the Peace and hear from Democratic Candidates for Governor James Ehlers, Christine Hallquist, Ethan Sonneborn, and Brenda Siegel. Daniel Freilich, who is running for Congress, also speaks.
Host Varpilah Chase discusses a bill to attract remote workers, local testimony for the Act 46 school consolidation bill, disagreements over the state budget, and other topics.
Local Libertarian Varpilah Chase discusses the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), Syria, North Korea, and several local bills (some currently going through the legislature and some having already gone through).
Local Libertarian Varpilah Chase discusses Vermont's new drug laws (S.55) and national trade tariffs. The S.55 law "proposes to expand Vermont’s territorial jurisdiction over prohibited regulated drug sales."
Cindy Wight, Director of Burlington Parks, Recreation, & Waterfront, joins Joan Shannon, South District City Councilor, and Chip Mason, Ward 5 City Councilor, to address the recent discussions involving the renovation of Burlington's City Hall Park.
