kimberly brandon, neither do i. >> commissioner willie adams? no. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? 1609 passes unanimously. >> item 9. new business. >> during this meeting i heard a request to bring back general manager 1 year. so we'll note that. does the commission have any other new business? >> anything you want present, commissioner doreen woo ho? >> no. i think what i had will be addressed. >> vice-president brandon? >> i don't have any. >> adjournment. i move to adjourn in memory of maria chen. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? we are now adjourned 4:58.. thank you. [ meeting is adjourned ]

kimberly brandon, neither do i. >> commissioner willie adams? no. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? 1609 passes unanimously. >> item 9. new business. >> during this meeting i heard a request to bring back general manager 1 year. so we'll note that. does the commission have any other new business? >> anything you want present, commissioner doreen woo ho? >> no. i think what i had will be addressed. >> vice-president brandon? >> i don't have any. >> adjournment. i move to adjourn in memory of maria chen. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? we are now adjourned 4:58.. thank you. [ meeting is adjourned ]. >> shop and dine the 49 challenges residents to do they're shopping with the 49ers of san francisco by supporting the services within the feigned we help san francisco remain unique and successful and rib rant where will you shop the shop and dine the 49 i'm e jonl i provide sweets square feet potpie and peach cobbler and i started my business this is my baby i started out of high home and he would back for fri

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kimberly, a contractor from chatanooga, tennessee has set up near the intersection of brandon avenue and grandin road. and it appears the linemen have plenty neighborhood. . employees of a tree service removed limbs from the path as the linemen from tennessee prepared to get busy with their repairs. like a lot of other appalachian customers in the region, people in this neighborhood lost power very early tuesday morning. and they were thrilled to see the trucks arrive. carol furlong/roanoke resident: oh i was so happy i went over and took their pictures and tlked to them for a while to try to get an estimated time for when it's coming back on. and what did they tell you? they wouldn't. he said you're not going to make a liar out of me. it's difficult to predict be restored here, because it's not just a one transformer job here. and as crews take care of the larger outages, a repair might restore 12 customers instead of 12-hundred. so there's plenty of work ahead before everyone has power again. live in roanoke joe dashiell wdbj7 thousands of people in our area are on day two of no po

brandon. let's do that together. [ applause ] now, global foundries has agreed to offer mentoring support to step up students. mike russo and kimberly finnegan from global foundries are here today. mike and kimberly, thank you for investing in vermont. thank you for investing in our stepup program. stand up so we can give you a hand. thank you so much. [ applause ] you all should be so proud. we should all be so produced that act 46 is working better than most of us would have ever anticipated. certainly me. communities across vermont are finally having the very difficult but necessary conversations about how we write our educational enterprise to improve quality for students and reduce costs over time for taxpayers. teeny part of the bill i believe has become the enemy of the good. i ask you to work swiftly in the coming weeks to pass either a moratorium or repeal this to sind them to the printers. let's get that done together. [ applause ] now, the most tropical christmas in memory, the most tropical christmas in memory should remind us that have climate change threatens the vermont that we love. from our ski season to our lakes.

brandon. now, global foundries has agreed to offer mentoring support to step up students. mike russo and kimberly finnegan are here today. mike and kimberly, thank you for investing in vermont and our step up program. stand up so we can give you a hand. thank you so much. they are working better than most of us would have an dissipated. communities across vermont are having the very difficult, but necessary conversations about how we write our enterprise to improve quality for students and reduce costs overtime for taxpayers. the spending caps that were a tiny part of the bill, i believe has become the enemy of the good. i ask you to work swiftly in the coming weeks to pass a moratorium or repeal of this has to send them to printers. let's get that done together. the most tropical christmas in memory, the most prop cal christmas in memory should remind us that climate change threatens the ver mond we love from the ski season to our lakes. that's why we are working so hard to move to renewable energy that is creating jobs and reducing power rates and putting money in vermonters's pockets as we do