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Monday, September 6, 2021
4:30 am Addiction Recovery Channel – Recovery Houses and Recovery Centers 8/19/21
5:30 am Couch Potatoe Productions – Music Under the Stars – Pan Evolution Steel Orchestra 8/21/21
6:55 am Yoga with Liza – Meditative Flow
8:00 am Democracy Now! – Democracy Now! Daily Broadcast
9:00 am History of Gold in Vermont – Introduction to Gold Panning with Nelson Illinski
Tuesday September 7th, the Brattleboro VFW located at 40 Black Mountain Road is proud to host a Vietnam Wall Memorial question and answer forum where the public is invited to attend. There will be speakers to offer their perspective on the Wall, then a question and answer session after their presentations. All are welcome to attend. We ask that people are respectful during this time, and realize some emotions may run high.
There are few people who do not experience some degree of stress in their daily lives. We figure out ways to cope and we move on, trying to live in the moment as best we can. Lately I have been stressed more than I ever have in my entire life and am trying to get past it but it is proving difficult. Here’s my story.
I will spare you details but my wife and I have bought a house in Brattleboro and she has sold her place in Massachusetts. My house in Guilford, where I have lived for the past 41 years is for sale. (Contact me if you want to buy it.) We are in the process of moving into our new house. We knew this whole process would be complicated but we were not prepared for the level of anxiety we are experiencing. We have each other and that helps a lot.
1881
S. M. Waite was brought to Brattleboro by the 10 o’clock train on Wednesday morning, by Deputy Marshal Sprague, to testify in the several cases now pending before the commissioners against his estate in insolvency. He walks the streets in company with the deputy-marshal with all his old-time air of enjoyment and careless indifference. Whatever else may be the matter with him Waite evidently is not a prey to remorse and compunction for his sins and crimes.
Erin Energizes Everyone! Check out the many new ways she’s bringing us together to help reinvigorate our town and boost our creative economy. Join in THIS Friday for her Artful Streets of “Technicolor” Brattleboro during GALLERY WALK Friday Sept. 3rd !
BCTV Channel 1075 schedule for the week of 8/30/21
Monday, August 30, 2021
4:00 am History of Gold in Vermont – Introduction to Gold Panning with Nelson Illinski
5:22 am The News Project – CUD, Consolidated, To Seek Broadband Funding
5:30 am Shires Kitchen – Canning Beans and Cakes
6:10 am The Rhema Word – The Giant Betrayal of America
7:00 am Questions and Answers – Sisters Rising – Questions and Answers – Sisters Rising 7/8/21
BCTV Channel 1075 schedule for the week of 8/23/21
Monday, August 23, 2021
4:00 am All Things LGBTQ – Interview Show 8/2/21
5:00 am Veterans Events – POW/MIA Chair of Honor Dedication Ceremony 7/25/21
6:05 am All Things LGBTQ – News and Book Review 8/10/21
7:00 am Migrant Farmworkers’ Regional Soccer Tournament – 2021 Tournament 7/10/21
7:50 am Stuck in Vermont – Sculptor Leslie Fry
August 22, 1873
“The night blooming cerus belonging to Mrs. Hines, on Green street, bore five blossoms on Wednesday night of last week.”
AGENDA
I. Call to Order
II. Approval of Minutes – May 20, 2021
III. Recognition of Visitors
IV. Agenda Additions/Changes
AGENDA
I. CALL TO ORDER – Kelly Young
II. Approval of Previous Minutes – August 6, 2021
III. New Hires – Action Needed
BCTV Channel 1075 schedule for the week of 8/16/21
Monday, August 16, 2021
4:05 am Middlebury Festival on the Green 2021 – Beg, Steal or Borrow
5:55 am Positively Vermont – Vermont Rail Action Network 7/11/21
6:30 am Open Exchange Vermont: Ep 1 – Bodily Autonomy and Vaccine Passports
7:00 am Brattleboro Rotary Club Speaker Series – Ep 49 – DG John Bob
7:20 am HANDS in the Dirt – Organic Pest Controls – Diseases and Animals 7/21/21
Back in the BCTV studio after 8 months on Zoom!
A BUHS Career Center graduate, Skylar’s story is the best of how a life can be turned around through the power of care and support from family, teachers, and community.
Monday, August 9, 2021
4:30 am Guilford Selectboard – Guilford SB Mtg 7/26/21
4:55 am Montpelier Connection – Rep. Sarah Copeland-Hanzas
5:30 am Brattleboro Development Review Board – Brattleboro DRB Mtg 7/21/21
7:35 am Congressman Peter Welch Press Conference – FMP Tang Science Annex Project
Agenda
1. Approval of Minutes
2. Academy School Addition project
Bid process update
Construction funding update
AGENDA
I. CALL TO ORDER – Kelly Young
II. Approval of Previous Minutes – July 26, 2021
III. New Hires – Action Needed
BCTV Channel 1075 schedule for the week of 8/2/21
Monday, August 2, 2021
4:35 am All Things LGBTQ – Interview Show 7/20/21
5:30 am Moccasin Tracks – Gluskabe and The Stone People 7/8/21
6:00 am The News Project – In Studio – Meredith Angwin and the Electric Grid
6:30 am HANDS in the Kitchen – Healthier Snacking 7/1/21
7:07 am Stuck in Vermont – Kitty Korner Café
I was sitting in the window the other day looking out into yet another summer shower when I noticed a moth flapping around between the inner pane and the outer storm window. As is typical for moths trapped in such situations, this one had flown all the way to the top of the window casing where it was beating itself against every surface trying to get out. I felt for it but couldn’t figure out a way to get at it to effect a bug rescue. As I pondered its dilemma, it occurred to me that the general tendency of most flying insects when trapped between window panes is exactly the wrong one for escaping that situation. They always fly up where there is no way for me to open the window and let them out.
Brattleboro Community TV is a vital community asset. Now, you can help it be even better by taking a short survey to ascertain how it is meeting the needs of the community as a public access TV station and community media center. Your responses will help shape the future of BCTV! Thank you.
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From the life of a 60’s radio DJ to acting in N.Y. and Next Stage, with a bit of lawyering at Vermont State House in the mix, JIM MAXWELL has enjoyed every endeavor – and you can hear his personal playlist on our own WVEW, community radio at it’s best.
https://www.brattleborotv.org/here-we-are/guest-jim-maxwell
“The Rich Get Richer: How Our Quest to Accumulate Wealth has Divided America” will be the topic of a conversation between author/journalist Michael Mechanic and local author and campaigner Chuck Collins, at 7:00pm on Tuesday, August 3, at 118 Elliot (118 Elliot Street, Brattleboro). Since Mechanic and Collins share overlapping interests, their dialogue about the surprising advantages and pitfalls of wealth hoarding promises to be as lively as it is informative. The Rich Get Richer event is live, indoors, and limited to 50 people.
Michael Mechanic is a veteran senior editor at Mother Jones whose writing and editing have resulted in dozens of journalism awards. He is author of the new book, Jackpot: How the Super-Rich Really Live –and How Their Wealth Harms Us All. His work at Mother Jones has often focused on social and criminal justice, racial disparities, mass incarceration, economic inequality, and corporate shenanigans. Since writing Jackpot, he’s been looking more at the ways the wealthiest Americans manipulate the system to their advantage. He lives in Oakland, California, but grew up messing around in the Windham woods and brooks with his local cousins. His late mother, Maggie Newton, grew up on a farm near Hamilton Falls where her parents, David and Margaret Newton, established the Newton School for boys; she later moved to Brattleboro and played in the local orchestra.
