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DESCRIPTION:Have you wanted to de-clutter your home\, and just don't know w
 here to start? Have you started the process\, only to feel overwhelmed\, an
 d then got stuck? Ellen will share her tried-and-true methods for organizin
 g a home\, and developing systems to keep it that way.\n\nCome ready to ask
  her for the best approaches to purge your worst clutter spots! You'll go h
 ome with renewed motivation and a page of Timely Tips.
DTEND:20261015T233000Z
DTSTAMP:20260910T014753Z
DTSTART:20261015T220000Z
LOCATION:Champlain Valley Union High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Clear Your Space (and Clear Your Mind!) (810)
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URL:https://accesscvu.arux.app/course/3371/fall-winter-2026/clear-your-spac
 e-and-clear-your-mind#810
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DESCRIPTION:Do you share your life with a dog and wish you had a stronger b
 ond built on clearer communication? This engaging two-part course is design
 ed to help dog owners better understand how dogs communicate—and how we\, a
 s humans\, can respond more effectively.\n\nJoin veterinarian Dr. Viola Chu
  for an informative and practical presentation that explores the difference
 s between canine and human communication. If you’ve ever felt frustrated or
  confused when your dog doesn’t seem to “get” what you’re asking\, this cla
 ss will help you see behavior and signals from a new perspective.\n\n - In 
 the first session\, Dr. Chu will explain how dogs communicate through body 
 language\, behavior\, and instinct\, and why misunderstandings between dogs
  and humans are so common. Participants will learn strategies to bridge thi
 s communication gap and build mutual trust.\n \n - In the second session\, 
 these concepts will be applied to real-world situations such as common beha
 vior challenges\, training frustrations\, and everyday interactions at home
  and on walks. Ample time will be provided for questions and discussion.\n 
 \n\nWhile the sessions complement one another\, each class can be taken ind
 ependently. Please bring your curiosity and questions—but kindly leave your
  pets at home.\n\n “There are some who can live without wild things\, and s
 ome who cannot.” - Aldo Leopold
DTEND:20261015T233000Z
DTSTAMP:20260910T014753Z
DTSTART:20261015T220000Z
LOCATION:Champlain Valley Union High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Learn to Speak Dog!  Improving Communications with our Canine Compa
 nions (Session 1- Bridging the Gap)
UID:2026-09-10T01:47:53+00:00_137744089@ip-10-0-160-212.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://accesscvu.arux.app/course/3342/fall-winter-2026/learn-to-speak-
 dog-improving-communications-with-our-canine-companions#Session 1- Bridging
  the Gap
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DESCRIPTION:Do you share your life with a dog and wish you had a stronger b
 ond built on clearer communication? This engaging two-part course is design
 ed to help dog owners better understand how dogs communicate—and how we\, a
 s humans\, can respond more effectively.\n\nJoin veterinarian Dr. Viola Chu
  for an informative and practical presentation that explores the difference
 s between canine and human communication. If you’ve ever felt frustrated or
  confused when your dog doesn’t seem to “get” what you’re asking\, this cla
 ss will help you see behavior and signals from a new perspective.\n\n - In 
 the first session\, Dr. Chu will explain how dogs communicate through body 
 language\, behavior\, and instinct\, and why misunderstandings between dogs
  and humans are so common. Participants will learn strategies to bridge thi
 s communication gap and build mutual trust.\n \n - In the second session\, 
 these concepts will be applied to real-world situations such as common beha
 vior challenges\, training frustrations\, and everyday interactions at home
  and on walks. Ample time will be provided for questions and discussion.\n 
 \n\nWhile the sessions complement one another\, each class can be taken ind
 ependently. Please bring your curiosity and questions—but kindly leave your
  pets at home.\n\n “There are some who can live without wild things\, and s
 ome who cannot.” - Aldo Leopold
DTEND:20261022T233000Z
DTSTAMP:20260910T014753Z
DTSTART:20261022T220000Z
LOCATION:Champlain Valley Union High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Learn to Speak Dog!  Improving Communications with our Canine Compa
 nions (Session 2- Communicating in Practice)
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 ternal
URL:https://accesscvu.arux.app/course/3342/fall-winter-2026/learn-to-speak-
 dog-improving-communications-with-our-canine-companions#Session 2- Communic
 ating in Practice
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join veteran beekeeper\, Gerald Posner\, owner of Swaying Daisi
 es Honeybee Farm (https://swayingdaisieshoney.square.site/)\, as he shares 
 best practices and procedures for helping honeybee's successfully overwinte
 r and thrive during and after the the harsh climate of Vermont. This honeyb
 ee course will have both practical and hands-on learning to give you the fu
 ll experience.\n\nEach attendee will have the opportunity to practice “best
  in class” activities to successfully overwinter their honeybee colonies. T
 his course is designed for those that are currently beekeeping with establi
 shed hives or have just started beekeeping. \n\nDuring the classroom time\,
  students will review and reference published articles as well as discuss c
 oncerns and tried and true or tired and failed experiences of overwintering
  bees. \n\nDuring the time at the onsite CVU apiary\, the following will be
  covered:\n\n - Brood inspection.\n\n- Frame / super / deep box adjustments
 .\n\n- Formic Acid application\n\n- Hive box configuration\n\n- Insulation 
 type & configuration\n\n- Supplemental food\, essential oil and vitamin app
 lications. \n\n \n\nPlease dress according to the weather and bring beekeep
 ing suits\, or wear a white long-sleeved shirt\, outdoors shoes and bring y
 our beekeepers veil. (some extra veils will be available to borrow).
DTEND:20261008T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20260910T014753Z
DTSTART:20261008T213000Z
LOCATION:Champlain Valley Union High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Successfully Overwinter Honeybee Colonies with Confidence (829_S)
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URL:https://accesscvu.arux.app/course/3525/fall-winter-2026/successfully-ov
 erwinter-honeybee-colonies-with-confidence#829_S
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join veteran beekeeper\, Gerald Posner\, owner of Swaying Daisi
 es Honeybee Farm (https://swayingdaisieshoney.square.site/)\, as he shares 
 best practices and procedures for helping honeybee's successfully overwinte
 r and thrive during and after the the harsh climate of Vermont. This honeyb
 ee course will have both practical and hands-on learning to give you the fu
 ll experience.\n\nEach attendee will have the opportunity to practice “best
  in class” activities to successfully overwinter their honeybee colonies. T
 his course is designed for those that are currently beekeeping with establi
 shed hives or have just started beekeeping. \n\nDuring the classroom time\,
  students will review and reference published articles as well as discuss c
 oncerns and tried and true or tired and failed experiences of overwintering
  bees. \n\nDuring the time at the onsite CVU apiary\, the following will be
  covered:\n\n - Brood inspection.\n\n- Frame / super / deep box adjustments
 .\n\n- Formic Acid application\n\n- Hive box configuration\n\n- Insulation 
 type & configuration\n\n- Supplemental food\, essential oil and vitamin app
 lications. \n\n \n\nPlease dress according to the weather and bring beekeep
 ing suits\, or wear a white long-sleeved shirt\, outdoors shoes and bring y
 our beekeepers veil. (some extra veils will be available to borrow).
DTEND:20261015T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20260910T014753Z
DTSTART:20261015T213000Z
LOCATION:Champlain Valley Union High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Successfully Overwinter Honeybee Colonies with Confidence (829_S)
UID:2026-09-10T01:47:53+00:00_554185417@ip-10-0-160-212.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://accesscvu.arux.app/course/3525/fall-winter-2026/successfully-ov
 erwinter-honeybee-colonies-with-confidence#829_S
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join veteran beekeeper\, Gerald Posner\, owner of Swaying Daisi
 es Honeybee Farm (https://swayingdaisieshoney.square.site/)\, as he shares 
 best practices and procedures for helping honeybee's successfully overwinte
 r and thrive during and after the the harsh climate of Vermont. This honeyb
 ee course will have both practical and hands-on learning to give you the fu
 ll experience.\n\nEach attendee will have the opportunity to practice “best
  in class” activities to successfully overwinter their honeybee colonies. T
 his course is designed for those that are currently beekeeping with establi
 shed hives or have just started beekeeping. \n\nDuring the classroom time\,
  students will review and reference published articles as well as discuss c
 oncerns and tried and true or tired and failed experiences of overwintering
  bees. \n\nDuring the time at the onsite CVU apiary\, the following will be
  covered:\n\n - Brood inspection.\n\n- Frame / super / deep box adjustments
 .\n\n- Formic Acid application\n\n- Hive box configuration\n\n- Insulation 
 type & configuration\n\n- Supplemental food\, essential oil and vitamin app
 lications. \n\n \n\nPlease dress according to the weather and bring beekeep
 ing suits\, or wear a white long-sleeved shirt\, outdoors shoes and bring y
 our beekeepers veil. (some extra veils will be available to borrow).
DTEND:20261022T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20260910T014753Z
DTSTART:20261022T213000Z
LOCATION:Champlain Valley Union High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Successfully Overwinter Honeybee Colonies with Confidence (829_S)
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 nternal
URL:https://accesscvu.arux.app/course/3525/fall-winter-2026/successfully-ov
 erwinter-honeybee-colonies-with-confidence#829_S
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DESCRIPTION:Permaculture is a design science rooted in the observation of n
 atural systems. Join us as we dive into the principles of permaculture and 
 learn how to design ways of living that have the stability and resiliency o
 f natural systems. \n\nIn this class we focus on positive solutions for cre
 ating and managing systems for food\, medicine\, water\, shelter\, and more
 . Permaculture is a multi-disciplinary art form\, drawing from the physical
  sciences\, architecture\, nutrition\, the healing arts\, traditional ecolo
 gical knowledge (TEK)\, and spirituality. The ethical underpinnings that gu
 ide permaculture are simple yet powerful: take care of earth\, take care of
  the people\, and share the surplus.\n\n "Jacob was extremely informative w
 hile also being entertaining."\n"Terrific teacher\; enthusiastic and helpfu
 l."
DTEND:20270112T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260910T014753Z
DTSTART:20270111T230000Z
LOCATION:Champlain Valley Union High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Permaculture (840)
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 nternal
URL:https://accesscvu.arux.app/course/3458/fall-winter-2026/permaculture#84
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