Save Open Space - Burlington

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Save Open Space Burlington (SOS-B) is a citizens group organizing around a vision of publicly owned, accessible, interconnected green spaces in the city. More information at www.saveopenspaceburlington.org

Programs in this Series

Format: 2024-04-20
Format: 2024-04-20
Barge Canal Zoom Rally - 02/16/2022
Save Open Space Burlington holds a Zoom rally in favor of conserving the Pine Street Barge Canal. Petition link: actionnetwork.org/petitions/conserve-and-remediate-the-pine-street-barge-canal
Conserving the Pine Street Barge Canal - 01/14/2022
Ruby Perry, from Save Open Space-Burlington (SOS-B), Diane Gayer, architect and South End resident, and Andy Simon, also from Save Open Space-Burlington, discuss conservation of the Pine Street Barge Canal. Petition link: actionnetwork.org/petitions...
South End Update - RightWay or Wrong Turn? - 10/14/2021
Andrew Simon, Tony Redington, Mark Hughes and Steve Goodkind discuss new developments with the Champlain Parkway project.
Justice at the King & Maple Crossroads - 12/17/2019
Andrew Simon hosts Tony Redington, Pine Street Coalition; Vicky Smith, Director of King Street Center; and Mohamed Jafar, former Ward 5 City Council candidate and resident of the King/Maple neighborhood. They discuss the impacts that building a...
Direct Action for the Earth - 10/15/2019
Host Andy Simon is joined by Isaac Bissell from Extinction Rebellion. For more information: extinctionrebellion.us
TBD - 08/20/2019
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Eyes on the Rise: Development and After - 12/18/2018
Host Andy Simon sits down with AJ Rossman and Dan Cahill, Land Steward for Burlington Parks, Recreation and Waterfront, to discuss the Cambrian Rise development. For more information: burlingtonvt.gov/sites/default/files/agendas/...
Justice, Compassion, Imagination - Talking About Burlington's Future - 08/21/2018
Host Andy Simon chats with Infinite Culcleasure and Sephirah Feinberg about Burlington's previous mayoral election and the broader ideas it encompassed.
Cheaper, Greener & Safer: Meet the Pine Street Coalition - 04/17/2018
Andy Simon and his guests Tony Redington, Steve Goodkind, and Ib Nar discuss the challenge, announced last week, to the current design for the Champlain Parkway.
Lessons from the Campaign - 03/21/2018
Andy Simon hosts a roundtable discussion with Emma Redden, Eric Maier, and Parker Beaupré about their work on the recent Infinite for Mayor campaign in Burlington, Vermont. More info: saveopenspaceburlington.org | www.coalitionforalivablecity....
Eyes on the Rise: Cambrian Watch - 08/15/2017
Andrew Simon speaks with AJ Rossman, of Cambrian Watch, and Tony Redington, from the Pine Street Coalition. More info: saveopenspaceburlington.org   www.coalitionforalivablecity.blogspot.com   www.safestreetsburlington.com  ...
Fearless Cities/Ciudades sin Miedo - 06/20/2017
Andy Simon of SOS-B recieves a report back from Ibnar Avilix Stratibus and Genese Grill regarding the Fearless Cities/Ciudades sin Miedo conference in Barcelona, Spain. More info: saveopenspaceburlington.org   www.coalitionforalivablecity....
Coalition for a Livable City - 06/21/2016
Hosts Andy Simon and Ruby Perry speak with Dr. Genese Grill and Amey Radcliffe (Gotham City Graphics), both South End artists and members of the Coalition for a Livable City, about Design for a Livable City. More info: saveopenspaceburlington.org...
New Park, Old Problems: Update on the former BC land - 04/19/2016
Andy Simon and Ruby Perry, both of Save Open Space-Burlington (SOS-B), discuss New Park, Old Problems: Update on the former BC land with Charles Simpson, of the Coalition for a Livable City. More info: www.saveopenspaceburlington.org  www...
Burlington Development: The View from Lake Champlain - 12/15/2015
Andy Simon and Ruby Perry, both of Save Open Space-Burlington (SOS-B), speak with Mike Winslow, Staff Scientist for The Lake Champlain Committee. More info: www.saveopenspaceburlington.org  www.lakechamplaincommittee.org www.southendalliance....

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