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ED MOORE COTS/ALCOHOL TALK 01/08/1990

Governor Madeleine Kunin: MERRY MULCH, W/GOV. KUNIN 01/06/1990

MERRY MULCH, W/GOV. KUNIN

MERRY MULCH B.E.D. TREE PICK-UP 01/06/1990

B.E.D. Promo for the Neighbor $ave Electric Project 01/05/1990

B.E.D.'S "Neighbor $ave" Promo Video, produced by BED's Alan Yandow

B.E.D.'S Neighbor $ave Electric Project - "On the Road Training" 01/05/1990

Burlington Electric Department's Neighbor $ave Project, "On the Road Training"

Performance of “Mystery Train” by the Fortune Tellers 01/05/1990

Performance of “Mystery Train” by the Fortune Tellers, Battery Park

 

Bernie Sanders: Into the 90's 01/03/1990

Bernie Sanders: Into the 90's

242 MAIN PRESENTS - 2 SHOWS 01/01/1990

1st Show Features/Notes:
 
Created by 7th and 8th graders
 
Acting Classes with Nat Warren-White and Sharon Saline from Boston at 242 Main
 
German Conference
 
King Street Youth Center
 
“Better Off Dead” performs at 242 Main
 
Boys Club of Burlington
 
Art Exhibit 
 
Indoor Soccer at Burlington High School
 
Jennifer O’Rourke-Lavoie’s “Styles of Acting Class” in performance
 
Jazz Piano with Tom Cleary
 
 
2nd Show Features/Notes:
 
Interviews on the Church Street pertaining the war in the middle east
 
“Jon Doe” performs at 242 Main
 
Peaceful Demonstration: Non-violence training with Bob Fisher 
 
Interview with Chris Stafford, Burlington Boys’ Club Coach
 
Halloween at 242 Main
 
Acting Classes with Nat Warren-White and Sharon Saline from Boston at 242 Main
 
2nd Annual Kids Day
 
Mrs. Neff’s Social Studies class at Edmunds: Project Recycle
 
Homeless in Vermont
 
Celebrate the Children 
 
What is 242 Main?

BOB'S P.S.A.'S & ADS 01/01/1990

TOBY'S X-MAS '90 SCHEDULE 01/01/1990

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