Politics & Government

Nuclear Free Future: The True Cost of Nuclear Power & Weapons 09/08/2009

Host Margaret Harrington with local activists Jim Geier, Robin Lloyd and Maggie Gundersen speak to the nuclear power and weapons.

Progressives Today: Neighborhood Improvement Night 09/08/2009

Host Terry Jeroloman with Old North End Resident Helen Stanley on health care and neighborhood improvement night.

Essex Junction Trustees 09/08/2009

Colchester Selectboard 2009-09-08 09/08/2009

Colchester Selectboard 2009-09-08

: South Burlington City Council 09/08/2009

Congressman Peter Welch: A Conversation at Channel 17 Studios 09/04/2009

Host Jess Wilson, speaks with Congressman Peter Welch on the economy, credit, Afghanistan, and more.

Setting the Record Straight: The Kurt Wright and Jane Knodell Show 09/02/2009

South Burlington Ballot Item-Police Department Relocation 09/01/2009

South Burlington Police Chief Trevor Whipple and City Councilor James Knapp, speak to the need, process and funding for the proposed September Ballot Item.

Community Meeting - Solidarity in the Face of Hate Speech 08/31/2009

Convened by members of local religious congregations, there will be a Community Meeting of Solidarity in the Face of Hate Speech Monday, August 31st, 2009, 7:30 pm, at the First Congregational Church in Burlington. On the eve of the implementation of Vermont's marriage equity law, this will be an opportunity for Vermonters to share in reflective and prayerful affirmation of human equality and free and fair speech. Speakers: Robert Lee, Michael Schaal, Wanda Heading-Grant, Agam Sheth, David Kingsbury, Deb Lashman and Joshua Chasan.

Farewell to Faye Lawes, Executive Secretary to the Mayor 08/31/2009

The Executive Secretary to the Mayor, Faye Lawes, will be retiring from City employment after 22 years of work in the Mayor’s Office and a career that has spanned the administrations of four different Burlington mayors, beginning in 1987 with Bernie Sanders. Ms. Lawes has served the City in various capacities since 1973, working first for the Parks Department, but from 1987 to the present has been the Executive Secretary in the Mayor’s Office.

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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!