On February 3, the Planning Commission held a second information meeting on the proposal to locate a natural gas-fired electric generating plant in Vernon. Voters will be asked to express their preference with regard to this plant in a non-binding referendum to be held in conjunction with the town elections on March 1.
More at:
http://vernonvermont.org/second-planning-commission-forum-gas-generating...
Join the Windham Orchestra in their 46th season for this concert at the Latchis Theatre entitled 'Stars', featuring the Copland Clarinet Concerto, Schumann Konzertstuck, Reinecke Ballade, Op. 288, Elgar Romance for Bassoon and Orchestra, Op. 62, and Mendelssohn Fingal’s Cave Overture.
Latchis Arts presented an event in October to celebrate the Jambor murals and other marvels hidden in plain sight and to unveil a newly restored piece of its history, including a discussion by an esteemed art historian; a look into the life of Louis Jambor; a revealing look at the work of restoring a sculpture that was found headless and armless in storage at the Latchis; a talk on the history of the Latchis Family and the theater by Anne Latchis; and more, all accompanied by powerful visual illustrations on the big screen.
There's a lot of information about Act 46 and its potential impact on our schools on BCTV right now. Watch the WSESU Executive Committee and WCSU Executive Committee, which are dedicated to this task, as well as: Jamaica School Board Act 46 Mtg.
The BCTV board meeting on Wednesday, December 16th will be held at 5 PM instead of 6 PM in Room 305 of the Brattleboro Municipal Center. The meeting is open to the public. For more information:
Share: your video clips, ideas for new projects, requests for production assistance, specialized equipment or training. Learn: the latest news from staff about new gear and technology coming to the station, other producers and what they're working on, new opportunities for developing your production skills. When: Thursday, November 12, 5:30 - 7:00 PM at the Studio RSVP to vlasta@brattleborotv.org: We need to know how much pizza to order and which clips to display.
Sign up now for BCTV's small group classes. Register online at http://www.brattleborotv.org/use-bctv/upcoming-events or contact 257-0888 or info@brattleborotv.org. All classes are at BCTV's facility in the Brattleboro Municipal Center.
Now is the time to tell the Public Service Board that your community needs public access television that has all the features of commercial television on Comcast's cable lineup, including HD channels and listings on the program guide.
As part of Comcast's Certificate of Public Good (CPG) renewal, which happens every 11 years, the Vermont PSB will accept written comments on how well Comcast is meeting your telecommunications needs as a cable provider. This is a rare opportunity to provide feedback directly to the State.
Watch this year's Highlight reel for an inspiring montage that includes one second from this year's 1000+ local programs on BCTV, produced by Production Manager Roland Boyden and narrated by BUHS intern Abby Sherlock. Click here to see photos of members and award winners enjoying an evening on (and off) the red carpet. BCTV's staff and board were joined by over 50 members, awardees, and local residents.
There are two open seats on BCTV's board. Both of the candidates have served previously.
Martin Langeveld: Running for re-election to an At-large seat for a 3-year term. Martin has been a BCTV Director since 2011.
He spent 30 years in the media business, 28 in the Berkshires of Massachusetts and two at the Brattleboro Reformer, from which he retired in 2008. Earlier, he and his wife were innkeepers for three years in New Marlboro, Massachusetts.