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What's Going On?: Decker Towers 09/14/2023

Host Sandy Baird is joined by guests Bob Collins (tenant) and Jim Rader (concerned citizen, former Burlington City Clerk) to discuss recent developments at Decker Towers.

Neighborhood Media Internship Program: Public Accessibility in Burlington 08/24/2023

The Neighborhood Media Interns visit City Hall Park and ask people for their thoughts on Burlington's available public accessibility.

Neighborhood Media Internship Program: King Street Center Block Party 07/20/2023

The Neighborhood Media Interns go to the King Street Block Party to learn about the King Street Center and the community this block party serves.

Burlington Mayor's Press Conference: Briefing on Downtown Public Safety and Activation Plan 05/19/2022

Mayor Miro Weinberger and City department heads hold a briefing to discuss Burlington’s downtown public safety and activation plan, which includes a new police deployment plan for downtown Burlington.

For more info: burlingtonvt.gov/Police

Last Thursday 09/29/2016

Guest Ibnar Avalix leads a discussion on the BTV downtown plan, followed by a discourse on national politics by Marc Estrin, Mannie Lionni, and Pete Garritano.

Burlington Business Association: Public Parking Forum on Downtown Parking Plan 11/03/2015

Final plan recommendations are presented inclusive of revisions to the way public and private parking is managed in the downtown and waterfront areas. It is a culmination of a year-long process engaging residents, visitors, businesses and other stakeholders in evaluating how the City can better manage parking downtown.

Next Steps:
After the public comment period (ends November 16th), the plan will be revised and then issued as a final draft. In December, the final version of the Downtown Parking & Transportation Plan will be presented to the City Council for its acceptance.

More information: http://parkburlington.com/downtown-parking-study/

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!

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