Recorded 4/17/23.
Producer: MCTV
MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICE 4/16/23
Producer: Dutton Smith
Middlebury Congregational Church Service 4/16/23
Producer: Mal Chase
ACSWMD: Recycling 101
Emily Johnston and Gabriella Stevens, ACSWMD
Learn how recycling works, how to recycle properly, and where recycling goes after the blue-bin. A presentation on the state of recycling in Addison County followed by a Q&A session with ACSWMD staff.
Producer: MCTV
United Nation’s Conference on Women’s Rights Conversation
Rachel Baird, Peace Ambassador for Servas International
Join Rachel Elion as she shares her experience attending the March United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, (CSW67) where the Secretary General was quoted in opening statements, “gains are being erased.” Learn about how technology can harm women’s rights and how innovation in technology will help. Producer: MCTV
How Nomads Live in Mongolia Today
Sas Carey, who will travel to Mongolia for the twentieth time this summer, will speak on how nomads live in Mongolia today. Having just released a book, Marrying Mongolia, she will show slides and share stories of Mongolia, and a short film, Gobi Children’s Song, which shows a few days in the life of a nomadic family in the Gobi Desert. Sponsored by the Addison County Retired Educators Association.
Producer: MCTV
Middlebury Selectboard 4/11/23
Producer: MCTV[
Middlebury Selectboard Meeting 4/11/23 Click here to download the agenda (Full agenda continues below…) Continue reading Middlebury Selectboard 4/11/23
This Year Get the Upper Hand: Pests and Diseases to Expect in 2023
Ann Hazelrigg has seen it all. Close up. Under a microscope. Vermont gardeners weed samples, garden diseases and insect infestations. It’s all part of her work as director of the University of Vermont Plant Diagnostic Clinic and her experience in the field and in her Williston home gardens. In this seminar she will tell what she saw in 2022, what is coming, what to do about them, and to give gardeners hope. Ann will include updates on spongy moth, beech leaf disease, jumping worms, leek moth and spotted lantern fly, among other invaders! (Note: This talk was presented at the Flower Show & qualifies for Master Gardener Continuing Ed hours.) This event is free and open to the public.
Sponsored by Middlebury Garden Club.
Producer: MCTV