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BCTV Channel 1085 schedule for the week of 9/12/22
Monday, September 12, 2022
4:50 am Congressman Peter Welch – Burn Pits and the Honoring our PACT Act 8/11/22
5:30 am Newfane Selectboard – Newfane SB Mtg 9/6/22
8:00 am The David Pakman Show – The David Pakman Show – Weekly Broadcast
9:00 am Energy Week with George Harvey – Energy Week #487 – 9/1/2022
10:00 am Windham Southeast School District – WSESD Bd Mtg 8/23/22
AGENDA
I. CALL TO ORDER – 6:00 p.m. – Kelly Young, Board Chair
II. 6:05 – EXECUTIVE SESSION – 1 V.S.A. §313(a)(1)(F) Confidential Attorney- Client Communications made for the purpose of providing professional legal services to the body
III. 6:15 – Middle School Leadership Team / Youth Council Presentation – Cassandra Holloway, Diana Wahle, Students
IV. CONSENT AGENDA
Agenda
1. Approval of Minutes
2. Update on Capital Improvement Projects including:
• Academy School addition/renovation, BUHS HVAC, Dummerston HVAC, Guilford HVAC, Oak Grove Windows,
3. Recommendation to Board to Approve Warrants and Payrolls
4. Other
The Next Stage Bandwagon Summer Series and Sandglass Theater’s Puppets in the Green Mountains festival present a musical folktale about courage in relation to the modern-day themes of migration.
Many stories from Africa have traditionally been passed down by word of mouth. Tears by the River is one of these stories. Krystal Puppeteers sing, drum, puppeteer and dance in this vibrant and joyous performance. A brave monkey, LIBENDI, leaves his land after a great famine has killed many of his fellow monkeys. His adventurous “safari” takes him far off to a river where, after losing his energy from days of walking through valleys and mountains, deserts and barren land with no food and water, he dies beside the river before he can taste the life-giving water. Animals from the forest come to honor him by naming the river after Libendi. This prompts the “bigger” animals and “kings” of the jungle to be jealous to the point of doing crazy things to become famous as well.
Traditional theater in Kenya is distinguishable by its masks, drums, chants, and narratives. The Giriama people of the east coast of Kenya often perform with gigantic wooden figures. Turkanas, Maasai and Kamba tribes use fertility clay and wooden dolls called ikideet or gnide dressed in leather and decorated with coloured glass beads and costume jewelry. All of these elements can be found in Tears by the River, a contemporary puppet theater show that unfolds through images, sound and movement. Celebrating the oral traditions of Africa, these kinds of traditional stories are meant to prepare young people for life, and so, each story teaches a lesson or a moral.
Danny Lichtenfeld talks about his deep love of baseball, train travel, singing, and his study of traditional Native American music. He came to BMAC and helped broaden awareness of the Arts in our community and beyond.
Come Celebrate BMAC’s 5oth, and Danny’s 15th year as Director this coming weekend, Sept. 9-10 with many exciting activities for all !
BCTV Channel 1075 schedule for the week of 9/5/22
Monday, September 5, 2022
4:00 am The News Project – Press Pass – Lola Duffort
4:30 am GMALL Lectures – The Geopolitics of Russia’s War in Ukraine
6:00 am Windham County Genealogy Interest Group – Military Records–Revolutionary Pension and Fold3 Database
8:00 am Democracy Now! – Democracy Now! Daily Broadcast
9:00 am Hooker Dunham Presents – William Shakespeare’s the Winter’s Tale 8/14/22
AGENDA
I Approval of Minutes from 8/22/22
II On 8/23/22 the following policies were successfully re-adopted by the Board
D9 Alcohol and Drug-Free Workplace
D10 Resignations
D12 Policy on Prevention of Harassment of Employees
F22 Student Assessment
F30 Pupil Privacy Rights
Next Stage Arts and the Brattleboro Area Jewish Community present an evening of global Hebrew and Jewish music with Yamma Ensemble on Friday, September 16th at 7:30 p.m. at Next Stage Arts, 15 Kimball Hill Road, in Putney, VT.
“Masters of their craft, Yamma Ensemble reflects the perfect balance between respect for tradition and making the music innovative,” says Keith Marks, Executive Director of Next Stage Arts. “Israel is a melting pot of traditions from the Jewish diaspora living all over the world for over 2,000 years. Yamma blends language, tradition, religion, culture, and music. We couldn’t be more proud to present them in the theater.”
AGENDA
I. CALL TO ORDER – Anne Beekman
II. Approval of Previous Minutes – August 18, 2022
III. New Hire
IV. One Percent Applications (if any)
Kim’s energy and enthusiasm brighten up any day! She created Malisun Boutique with a focus on women artisans, and her “Plant a Tree Program” is a very successful part of her business. Check out Malisun’s beautiful, expanded new space at Vermont Marketplace at Exit One.
AGENDA
I. CALL TO ORDER—6:00 p.m. — Kelly Young, Board Chair
II. EXECUTIVE SESSION – 1VSA §313 (a)(1)(F) confidential attorney-client communications made for the purpose of providing professional legal services to the body.
BCTV Channel 1075 schedule for the week of 8/29/22
Monday, August 29, 2022
4:20 am Vermont Gun Policy Panel – with Rep. Emma Mulvaney Stanak 7/21/22
5:30 am Windham County NAACP – NAACP 3rd Annual Freedom Fund Dinner
7:50 am Stuck in Vermont – Kilham Bear Center
8:00 am Democracy Now! – Democracy Now! Daily Broadcast
9:00 am Windham County Genealogy Interest Group – Military Records–Revolutionary Pension and Fold3 Database
The Next Stage Bandwagon Summer Series presents an evening of pan-African roots music with Ugandan musician, educator and creative arts producer Chinobay , on Sunday, September 11th at 4:00 p.m. at Cooper Field, 41 Sand Hill Road, in Putney, VT
Chinobay’s work has been described as “some of the most exquisite music coming out of Africa today”. Since his youth, he has captivated audiences with world-roots rhythms and melodies that emanate from the diversity of the many traditional instruments he customized to develop his unique sound. The diverse textures of Chinobay’s music make it soothing, pulsing, meditative, invigorating, and intimate —much of it a mix of original and traditional with global influences—but the sounds are uniquely his.
Gordon Clark and his Vermont Comedy All-Stars return for a night of stand-up comedy at Next Stage Arts, following their enormously successful shows in November and March. Featured performers will include several contest-winning and touring comedians most often seen in the Burlington area.
“We all need reasons to laugh, and the Vermont Comedy All Stars do an outstanding job,” says Keith Marks, Executive Director of Next Stage Arts. “Comedians will be coming from all around the state to perform – partnering with the All Stars allows them to reach a new audience in the southern part of the state, and build a new following.”
The cast of stellar performers includes:
BRATTLEBORO—The Windham Southeast School District is asking past and present members of our communities to come forward with any information they feel may help our investigation regarding sexual abuse of students and/or harassment or abuse of power by current or former faculty, administration, and staff of the WSESD, including Brattleboro Union High School, Brattleboro Area Middle School (formerly Brattleboro Junior High), and any of our district elementary schools. You do not need to be a victim of abuse or harassment to help. Any information you share could help our investigation. Visit southernvermontlaw.com/wsesd; call 802-451-0905; email report@wsesd.info.
If you would like to speak with an investigator, please provide your name and contact information. Any information provided, including names and contact information of those reporting information, will remain confidential unless disclosure is required by mandatory reporting laws in Vermont, in which case, information will be reported to Vermont’s Department for Children and Families, as required, and that agency’s privacy protocols will take precedence.
Next Stage Arts Project and Twilight Music present an evening of Celtic and Québecois music from Scotland, Canada, and the US by two trios – Cantrip and E.T.E. – as part of the 2022 Next Stage “Bandwagon Summer Series” on Monday, September 5 at 3:00 pm at West River Park in Brattleboro, VT.
From the strong base of its Celtic roots, Cantrip branches out into the music of other European cultures. With swirling border pipes, raging fiddle, thunderous guitar, and three rich voices, Dan Houghton, Jon Bews, and Eric McDonald take audiences on a cultural journey, putting their own spin on each musical style. Known for their innovative arrangements, high-energy songs and tunes, and dry wit, Cantrip has toured throughout Scotland and the US, expanding the boundaries of Celtic music along the way.
BCTV Channel 1075 schedule for the week of 8/22/22
Monday, August 22, 2022
5:30 am GMALL Lectures – Photographers Who Defined the Great Depression
7:00 am Mitchell Giddings Fine Arts – Willa Cox
7:50 am Stuck in Vermont – Otter Creek Wildlife Rescue
8:00 am Democracy Now! – Democracy Now! Daily Broadcast
9:00 am The World Fusion Show – Ep 133 – The Sultans Of String
Enjoy the performances surrounded by 40 outstanding and ethereal jazz portraits by Mary LaRose in an intimate and welcoming cabaret/gallery setting. All shows suggested donation, pay as you can.
The Brattleboro Arts Committee will meet on Tuesday, August 23, 2022 at 5:00pm in the Brooks Memorial Library Meeting Room.
AGENDA
I. CALL TO ORDER—5:50 p.m. — Michelle Luetjen-Green, Board Chair
II. New Hires / Resignations
EXECUTIVE SESSION (if needed)
