TownMeeting2019

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Essex Westford School District Candidate Forum 04/05/2019

Candidates: Joanne Jewell and Todd Odit

Moderator: Lauren-Glenn Davitian

Village of Essex Junction Annual Meeting 2019 04/03/2019

The Village of Esssex Junction Annual Meeting held at the Essex High School auditorium. A community supper starts at 6 and the annual meeting and budget vote takes place at 7.

Visit the Village website for more information: EssexJunction.org.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Essex Junction Trustees Candidate Forum 03/27/2019

Candidates: Raj Chawla and Amber Thibeault (Unable to attend)

Moderator: Diane Meyerhoff

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Essex Junction Budget and Ballot Items Presentation 03/25/2019

Village President George Tyler and Unified Manager Evan Teich present the budget and ballot items for the upcoming Essex Junction Town Meeting.

Moderator: Lauren-Glenn Davitian

Woodchuck Report: Town Meeting Day Recap 03/08/2019

During this episode, host Varpilah Chase gives you a closer look at the exact and final results of Town Meeting Day for Chittenden County and the surrounding areas.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Election Night Parties for Progressives and Democrats 03/05/2019

Aidan White and Sylvan Zeitlyn visit the election night political party parties on Burlington Town Meeting Day 2019.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Town Meeting 2019 Exit Voices Winooski 03/05/2019

Channel 17 crews visited the polls in Burlington, Essex, and Winooski to hear from voters at the polls on Town Meeting day 2019. Crews included: North and Central District: Julia Shannon-Grillo, Lea Mihok, Sylvan Zeitlyn; Winooski and Essex: Mike Kusmit, Barrie Silver, David Rush; South and East District: Jordan Mitchell and Aidan White.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Town Meeting 2019 Exit Voices Essex 03/05/2019

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Town Meeting 2019 Exit Voices Burlington Central District 03/05/2019

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Town Meeting 2019 Exit Voices Burlington North District 03/05/2019

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