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Communications Security Series: Communications Security Meeting #5 03/25/2010

Channel 17/ Town Meeting TV will negotiate a new contract with Comcast Cable this year. Attend this March 25th meeting from 6 - 7:30 p.m. at Channel 17 Studios to weigh in on the government access TV services you want preserve and new ideas to open the door to local government. Community leaders and interested people are invited to attend this evening meeting (6 - 7:30 p.m.) to weigh in on Channel 17 services and programs as we move into the next 3 to 5 or more years. Join citizens, activists and government officials to discuss the resources necessary to support the meaningful discussion of public issues and enable public participation on local issues? Does community media serve your needs today? What new ideas do you have to share? Your community needs and interests will inform Channel 17 Trustees budget proposal to Comcast.
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Communications Security Series: Communications Security Meeting # 4 01/28/2010

What can we do to protect the our local communications networks and media production for the people?

CCTV’s Center for Media & Democracy and leaders from a variety of community sectors joined a national discussion (invited by the new US Administration) on new Internet policies to keep local media and communications networks OPEN today and in the future. 

Community leaders and interested people are invited to attend this afternoon meeting (3 - 4.30 p.m.) to weigh in on Channel 17 services and programs as we move into the next  3 to 5 or more years. Join citizens, activists and government officials to discuss the resources necessary to support the meaningful discussion of public issues and enable public participation on local issues? Does community media serve your needs today? What new ideas do you have to share? Your community needs and interests will inform Channel 17 Trustees budget proposal to Comcast.

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Elections: Windsor County Democratic Forum 01/11/2010

Five Democratic Candidates for Governor state their positions and answer audience questions. Program features Susan Bartlett, Matt Dunne, Deb Markowitz, Doug Racine, and Peter Shumlin. Produced at Damon Hall, Hartland, Vermont. If you want to purchase a copy of this forum, please contact Woodstock Community Television Station.

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Under the Dome: Lieutenant Governor Brian Dubie 12/28/2001

Host Rob Reiber speaks with Lieutenant Governor Brian Dubie on the Legislative year ahead and his candidacy for Vermont Governor.

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Under the Dome: Secretary of State Deb Markowitz 12/18/2009

Host Nick Carter speaks with Secretary of State Deb Markowitz on the year ahead and her candidacy for Vermont Governor. Under the Dome is sponsored by: Subscribers of Channel 17/Town Meeting TV; National Life Group; Fletcher Allen Health Care, Entergy Vermont Yankee and Green Mountain Power.

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Under the Dome: Lamoille County State Senator Susan Bartlett 12/16/2009

Host Lauren-Glenn Davitian speaks with Lamoille County Senator Susan Bartlett on the Legislative year ahead and her candidacy for Vermont Governor. Under the Dome is sponsored by: Subscribers of Channel 17/Town Meeting TV; National Life Group; Fletcher Allen Health Care, Entergy Vermont Yankee and Green Mountain Power.

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Under the Dome: Chittenden County State Senator Doug Racine 12/16/2009

Host Lauren-Glenn Davitian speaks with Chittenden County Senator Doug Racine on the Legislative year ahead and his candidacy for Vermont Governor. Under the Dome is sponsored by: Subscribers of Channel 17/Town Meeting TV; National Life Group; Fletcher Allen Health Care, Entergy Vermont Yankee and Green Mountain Power.

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Under the Dome: Senate President ProTem Peter Shumlin 12/10/2009

Host Jess Wilson speaks with Senate President Pro Tem Peter Shumlin on the Legislative year ahead and his candidacy for Vermont Governor. Under the Dome is sponsored by: Subscribers of Channel 17/Town Meeting TV; National Life Group; Fletcher Allen Health Care, Entergy Vermont Yankee and Green Mountain Power.

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Communications Security Series: Communications Security Meeting # 3 03/12/2009

What can we do to protect the our local communications networks and media production for the people?

CCTV’s Center for Media & Democracy and leaders from a variety of community sectors joined a national discussion (invited by the new US Administration) on new Internet policies to keep local media and communications networks OPEN today and in the future. Read more. (Open to the Public!)

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