Vermont produces more maple syrup then any other state in the US. Join us as we speak with Dave Gavett, owner and operator of the Scrag Mountain Sugar House in Waitsfield, Vermont, about the maple sugaring process, the impact of climate change on sugar...
Chittenden County Public Safety Authority Ballot Question PSA -- At Town Meeting this year, voters in many communities will be asked whether to form the Chittenden County Public Safety Authority, a new union municipal district to provide regional emergency dispatch services. The Public Safety Authority would serve as the central hub to dispatch police, fire and rescue personnel for the communities it serves, and take on the role as the region’s 911 call answering center. If this new entity is created, select boards and city councils will decide locally whether their communities will use it to provide dispatch services. This public service announcement summarizes the ballot question. Featuring: Williston Fire Chief Ken Morton, Burlington Fire Chief Steve Locke, South Burlington Police Chief Trevor Whipple, South Burlington Fire Chief Doug Brent, Colchester Rescue Services Chief Amy Akerlind, Shelburne Town Manager Aaron Frank. Produced with Eric Well, Williston's Assistant Town Manager on behalf of the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission.
Sarah Doyle from the Community Health Team talks with her colleague Jan Zona about the Ladies First program, a federal screening & prevention program administered by the State of Vermont.
Organic farmer David Chapman describes efforts of farmers and eaters around the country to protect the integrity of the USDA organic seal from corporate interests seeking to water down regulations and discourage enforcement and introduces an alternative.
The Gallery at LCATV presents a collection of photographs by Colchester High School student Seb Jacobs. The show runs February and March, 2017, with a public reception on February 16 6 to 8 pm. Gallery Hours are Mondays 10-7, Tuesdays to Thursdays 10-5:30, Fridays 10-3, and Saturdays by appointment.
A conversation between Steve Ames, Regional Coordinator of Lamoille Valley Building Bright Futures and Scott Johnson, Executive Director of the Lamoille Family Center about what it means to invest in families
We recently visited with the folks at Vermont Adaptive, an organization that empowers individuals with disabilities and promotes independence and furthers equality through access and instruction to sports and recreation activities.
