How many Vermonters actually earn a livable wage, and is that really enough to live on? How are we training young people to earn livable wages, and what programs are available to help? These questions and more will be the subject of a public forum on Wednesday, February 1, 2017, at 6:30 pm in the community room at the Downstreet Housing and Community Development, 22 Keith Ave., Barre. Panelists will include Paul Cillo, Executive Director of the Public Assets Institute; Mary Niebling, Director of Community Economic Development of Capstone Community Action; and Penny Chamberlain, director of the Central Vermont Career Center. There will be time for discussion and questions from the audience. The program is free, open to all, and sponsored by the Greater Barre Democrats.
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