Category Archives: Events in the Broader Community

Screening of Blackfish & talk by film producer – Nov. 11

Tim Zimmermann: Co-Author & Producer of Blackfish will be coming to campus on November 11th at 7PM in the Grand Maple Ballroom to discuss his experiences working with whales, and putting together the critically acclaimed documentary that stirred up strong anti-Seaworld sentiment. To precede his talk, a free screening of Blackfish will be held on November 10th at 7PM […]

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UVM hosts public dialogue with top sustainability experts (Oct. 27)

Next week (Oct. 27), UVM will host two leading scholars – ecologist Andrew Balmford and economist Stephen Polasky – for a public dialogue on sustainability, moderated by VPR’s Jane Lindholm. Details: The joint lecture will occur in UVM’s Billings Library from 3:30–5 p.m., followed by a reception in Billings Apse. Media sponsor RETN Channel 16 […]

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We’re hiring! Halloween Bike Ride, shop reports, and more news from the shops.

View this email in your browser Happy autumn! We’ve got a boat-load of bike news for you. This is your monthly digest of happenings at Old Spokes Home & Bike Recycle Vermont. Our mission is to create access to bikes and the opportunities they provide for our whole community. Thanks for being part of the shops! We’re hiring! Old Spokes […]

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I am a Girl screening – Nov. 5

I AM A GIRL  at  the Roxy in Burlington,THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH, 7:30pm  This feature length documentary weaves a stunning tapestry through the voices of girls from diverse  cultures who are on the brink of womanhood. They are all dealing with what it means to grow up female in the 21st  century. The cold reality is that being born a girl today means you will be at a disadvantage in […]

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egional Active Transportation Plan – participate and comment!

The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC) has just begun a long anticipated update to their Active Transportation Plan.  The Plan will provide the basis for future regional investments in walking and biking throughout the County. As a way to provide public comments, suggestions, likes and dislikes, in an easy to use format, we’ve developed […]

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City Market’s upcoming events

Healing Your Gut  Thursday, October 22, 2015 –  5:30pm to 7:00pm McClure Multigenerational Center (map) Heal your gut with tasty autumn recipes. Stress, eating processed foods, and even medicines that are supposed to make you feel better can take a toll on your gut and leave you feeling bloated, gassy, and fatigued. Learn how to make incredibly […]

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Challenging the Car: Creating Places where Biking is Safe & Easy — Monday Oct 19 Energy Action Seminar

Steve Clark, Community Organizer, League of American Bicyclists Challenging the Car: Creating places where biking is safe & easy October 19th, 4:00 Lafayette 108 Energy Action Seminar As the Bicycle Friendly Community Specialist for the League of American Bicyclists, Stephen Clark has provided consulting services to over 100 cities to improve conditions for walking and […]

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Bike History Presentation 10/21: Good Roads, Good Sidepaths

I would like to invite you to  a presentation about bicycle history next week. Please share the announcement with colleagues and community who might be interested. Good Roads and Good Sidepaths Presentation by Robert McCullough Wednesday, October 21, 2015, 5:30 pm Special Collections Reading Room, Bailey/Howe Library Robert McCullough’s new book, Old Wheelways: Traces of […]

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