On this week’s episode of Sharpe Takes, host Dave Sharpe speaks with returning guest Herb Olson, the representative from Addison-4, on the passage of H.454, the Education Transformation Bill and the current state of Education and its effects on the local school district.
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This episode was filmed in partnership with Neat TV https://neatbristol.com/
Producer: Middlebury Congregational Church
Producer: Memorial Baptist Church
On this episode of Sharpe Takes, host Dave Sharpe, changes gears to discuss the unsustainable growth in healthcare premiums and how we got into this situation with Diane Lanpher, legislative advisor for the Green Mountain Care Board.
To learn more about the Green Mountain Care Board, visit https://gmcboard.vermont.gov/
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On this week’s episode of Sharpe Takes. Dave Sharpe speaks with guest Ben Kinsley, Executive Director of Campaign for Vermont, as they discuss the passage of H.454, the Education Transformation Bill and the current state of Education.
For more information on Campaign for Vermont, please visit: https://www.campaignforvermont.org/
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This episode was filmed in partnership with Neat TV https://neatbristol.com/
This week, host Dave Sharpe and guest Dr. Wendy Baker, ACSD Superintendent, discuss the current state of Education Transformation in the State of Vermont
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This episode was filmed in partnership with Neat TV https://neatbristol.com/
Join Harry Bliss and Sue Halpern for a conversation about Bill’s new graphic memoir, You Can Never Die. This event was sponsored by the Vermont Book Shop: https://vermontbookshop.com/
In rural Vermont, immigrant dairy farmworkers endure hardship and oppressive working conditions while forging community through soccer and collective action.