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On the Waterfront: First Time Filmmaker and Animator Travis Van Alstyne 05/15/2024

Host Mariah Riggs interviews first time filmmaker and animator Travis Van Alstyne aout his recently completed animation.

For more information visit: https://www.loveofthelandfilm.com/

On the Waterfront: Between The Willows 04/17/2024

Host Mariah Riggs interviews Between The Willows founder Ry Poulin. Ry Poulin and Nicole Dirmaier founded Between The Willows in 2022 to begin to provide a safe space and platform for queer folks and their allies to express themselves. Between the Willows encourages people to explore what fascinates and inspires them by producing new works as well as established works while engaging the greater Burlington community.

For more information visit: www.between-the-willows-llc.square.site

On the Waterfront: Musician's Booking Agent Sal DeFrancesco 02/21/2024

Host Mariah Riggs interviews Sal DeFrancesco, a local self-employed musician's booking agent, talent buyer, and event planner.

For more information visit: www.cooiesings.com

On the Waterfront: Zach Campbell from Friends of the FRAME 10/18/2023

Host Mariah Riggs interviews Zach Campbell from Friends of the FRAME. Organized to facilitate the sustained use of The FRAME as an ever-evolving public space, Friends of The FRAME endeavors to present high-quality and inclusive public programming, support ongoing stewardship, and procure funding for The FRAME.

For more information visit: https://www.theframebtv.org/friends-of-the-frame

Artful Word: NYE Highlights - Parade 12/31/2021

Videographer James Gero covers New Year's Eve Highlight's Celebration parade on Burlington's Church street.

Artful Word: NYE Highlights - Champ Burning and Fire Dancing 12/31/2021

Videographer James Gero covers New Year's Eve highlights on the Burlington waterfront including a fire dance performance with an artistic statement of Champ burning.

Preserving Burlington's Wild Area: Rock Point Partnership Campaign 01/17/2017

Bishop Tom Ely discusses the Episcopal Dioceses campaign to preserve the Rock Point Natural Area.

"After our comprehensive study of the needs and potential of Rock Point, we bring new confidence in its role as a central meeting place for the programs, people, and the future of surrounding community as well as the Episcopal Church in Vermont. We have designed our plans and the Partnership Campaign for Rock Point to support a unified, future-focused mission, where our service to nature, to people, and to community are all part of one energy."

Burlington Parks, Recreation and Waterfront 03/29/2016

Diana Wood, Marketing and Outreach Manager with Burlington Parks, Recreation & Waterfront, speaks with host Barrie Silver on some of the busy spring and summer activities happening in Burlington Parks, Recreation & Waterfront.

More information at: www.enjoyburlington.com

Senator Patrick Leahy: Groundbreaking for Waterfront North Improvements 08/05/2014

Senator Leahy, Mayor Weinberger and other officials took part in breaking ground for improvements to the area known as Waterfront North. Senator Leahy obtained $2.7 million for changes to the infrastructure on the Burlington Waterfront. Groundbreaking was held near the site for the new skate park, just north of the Moran building and the sailing center’s outdoor boat storage.

Burlington Parks and Recreation: Burlington Parks & Rec. Commission Meeting - Burlington Bike Path Part 2 05/13/2014

Burlington Board of Parks & Recreation Commission takes public comment on Burlington Bike path rehabilitation, Perkins Pier to North Beach improvements. The project team shares proposed bike path concepts and improvements, answers questions, and solicits input, comments, and concerns at this public meeting. The team will be seeking input from the community, abutting property owners, regulatory/resource agencies, and municipal officials – specifically in regard to the proposed path improvements from Perkins Pier to North Beach – to incorporate into the final design. http://www.btvbikepath.com/

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!