Town Meeting 2015

Essex Town School District Budget Presentation 03/24/2015

School Board Chair Kim Gleason is joined by Superintendent Mark Andrews in presenting the proposed 2016 Essex Town School District Budget. Schools in the Essex Town School District are: Essex Elementary School, Founders School (grades 4 and 5), and Essex Middle School. More information: http://www.edline.net/pages/Essex_Town_SD

Town of Essex Annual Meeting 03/02/2015

The Annual Town Meeting.

Town of Williston Selectboard 1 Year 02/20/2015

Candidates for a 1 year seat on the Williston Select Board include: Melissa Ham-Ellis, Ted Kenney and Joy Limoge.

Town of Williston Selectboard 2 Year 02/20/2015

Incumbent Jeff Fehrs and Anthony O'Rourke seek the 2 year seat on Williston's Town Select Board.

Town of Williston Selectboard 3 Year - Uncontested 02/20/2015

Uncontested incumbent Town Select Board Chair Terry Macaig seeks the 3 year seat.

Town of Williston Budget Presentation 02/20/2015

Town Manager Rick McGuire along with Finance Director Susan Lamb and Board Chair Terry Macaig present the 2016 proposed Town budget.

Winooski City Council 2 and 3 Year 02/19/2015

Two, 2-year seats on the Winooski City Council are sought by 3 candidates. Nicole Mace, Robert Millar and Stephen Ticehurst.

Winooski City Mayor 02/19/2015

City Mayor is a 3-year term. Seth Leonard and William Norful are both seeking the position.

City of Winooski Budget Presentation 02/19/2015

City Manager Deac Decarreau, Mayor Mike O'Brien and Councilor Brian Sweeney present the 2016 proposed City budget.

Burlington Mayoral Forum 02/19/2015

Mayoral Candidates, Incumbent Miro Weinberger (D), Steve Goodkind (P), Loyal Ploof (L), and Greg Guma (I). Presented in partnership with Channel 17/Town Meeting Televisino, Seven Days Vermont and WDEV Radio.

Featured Story

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!