Legislative
Legislative Breakfast - Gov. Douglas - 01/12/2009
The first of Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce's annual Legislative Breakfast Series featuring Governor Jim Douglas.
Rural Drug Related Crime - US Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing - 12/05/2008
Senator Patrick Leahy, Chair of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee takes testimony on 'Drug Related Crime in Rural America'. This hearing was recorded in St. Albans, Vermont and includes testimony from Rep. Peter Welch, St. Albans Mayor, Marty Manahan, City Police Chief Gary Taylor, Dr. Fred Holmes, Pediatrician/Youth Advocate, Angela Baker, Vermont Dept. of Health, Peter DesLauriers, St. Albans City Crime Task Force. If you want to purchase a copy of this program. please contact Northwest Access TV (802) 527-6474.
Washington Report - 11/20/2008
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Chief of Staff Jeff Weaver discuss a range of issues in this 30 minute segment recorded in the U.S. Senate studios in Washington D.C.
Rep. Welch: Telephone Town Meeting - Economy - 11/19/2008
Representative Peter Welch takes input from Vermonters on the state of the economy during his 2nd statewide Telephone Town Hall Meeting.
Senator Sanders-Town Meeting on the Economy - 12/06/2008
Senator Bernie Sanders holds a Town Meeting on the Economy in Lincoln, Vermont.
State Treasurer Jeb Spaulding - 12/15/2008
Co-Hosts Representatives Bill Aswad and Dave Sharpe speak with State Treasurer Jeb Spaulding on the State's economic situation.
Sen. Sanders: Need for Economic Recovery Bill - 11/07/2008
Senator Bernie Sanders press conference to call for an Economic Recovery Program which 'invests in good-paying jobs that rebuild our nation and improve its economy'.
Featured Story
Who is in charge of your communications future?
We are in the midst of a great sea change – the tides of the analog and digital age are turning as we move swiftly into an interconnected future. Who will control our data? Will we have open networks? Will journailsm exist? Who do we trust? How do we take back our communications/ information "commons" and secure free speech and democracy in the future?
