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• Brad Ferland speaks The Hunt for Brianna Maitland By Gregory J. Overacker and Vermont Fish and Wildlife with Andrea Shortsleeve and Wildlife Biologist, Nick Fortin

  9:00 to 10:00Gregory J. OverackerThe Hunt for Brianna Maitland: The Relentless Pursuit of Answers to One of Vermont’s Biggest Mysteries.By Gregory J. Overacker21st anniversary of Brianna Maitland's disappearance, which occurred on March 19, 2004, when she left work at the Black Lantern Inn in Montgomery, Vermont. 10:00 to 10:15Open show, Brad10:15 to 11:00Vermont Fish and wildlife, Rule making changes on deer herds and hunting rules. Public comment period and public engagmentAndrea ShortsleeveInterim Commissioner of Fish and WildlifeNick Fortin, Wildlife Biologist - Deer Project Leader, Rutland OfficeNick has been working with the department since 2015. He has a B.S. in wildlife ecology from University of Maine and an M.S. in Natural Resources/Wildlife from University of New Hampshire.Agency of Natural Resources(Sec. Julie Moore)

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• Brad Ferland kicks off this week with University of Vermont Extension Maple Specialist Mark Isselhardt and Former Executive Director of Turning Point Burlington Gary De Carolis

  9:15 to 10:00Mark [email protected] | 802-656-7564Mark Isselhardt has been involved with maple research and education for over 20 years, the last nine of which as the University of Vermont Extension Maple Specialist. In that role, Mark leverages degrees in Forest Management and Plant Biology as he leads the Extension Maple Program with a mix of original research and outreach activities with established maple producers and individuals looking to learn about maple at all scales of production10:00 to 11:00Gary De CarolisFormer Executive Director of Turning Point Burlington, Vermont Recovery Network, Mental Health Commissioner, Host, Celebrate Life, CCTV; Founder & Lead Tour Guide, Burlington History Tours, Family Recovery Coach; and Consultant

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• Kevin Ellis on What ails the Democrats? w/Lt. Gov. John Rodgers & Former Senator Leahy Chief of Staff Luke Albee

  Lt. Gov. John Rodgers talks about his first months in office.And Former Senator Leahy Chief of Staff Luke Albee talks about how the Democrats can come back.

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• David Zuckerman talks with Jordan Heiden and Tom Hughes from Vermont Public Interest Research Group and Mark Redmond, The Executive Director of Spectrum Youth and Family Services

  Jordan Heiden and Tom Hughes from Vermont Public Interest Research Group (VPIRG) discussing their goals and legislation at the Vermont Statehouse.Followed by Mark Redmond. The Executive Director of Spectrum Youth and Family Services discussing their annual Sleep out fundraiser and more importantly their work to help young kids get back on their feet with job training, life supports and housing when necessary.

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• Ross Connolly speaks on “Legislative March Madness”, Americans for Prosperity Wisconsin, Chris Maidment, Republican Campaign Strategist and Paul Craney, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance

  9-9:30am Rep Gina Galfetti joins to discuss “Legislative March Madness” in Montpelier9:30-10am Megan Novak, State Director for Americans for Prosperity Wisconsin, informs listeners about the race for Supreme Court, an election getting national attention as it is the first major election since Nov 5th10-10:30am Chris Maidment, Republican Campaign Strategist, rejoins the show to discuss the retirement of Senator Jeanne Shaheen and the outlook on an open Senate seat in the Granite State10:30-11am Paul Craney, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance, updates listeners on the shared energy policy issues between Mass and Vermont and how it is impacting residents

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