Election

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: WINOOSKI COUNCIL CANDS., I 02/18/1993

Andy Potter interviews candidates for Winooski's city council: Bob Conlon, Clement Soutiere, and Jim Ward.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: WINOOSKI COUNCIL CANDS., II 02/18/1993

Andy Potter interviews the candidates for Winooski city council: Stephen Farrington and Paul Hebert.

WINOOSKI SCHOOL BD. CANDS. 02/18/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian interviews the candidates for Winooski's school board: Donald Brunelle and Charles Hazen.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: ESSEX SCHOOL BD. CANDS. 02/18/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian interviews Al Strong and David Clough. Candidates for Essex school board.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: ESSEX SCHOOL BD. CANDS. (RAW) 02/18/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian interviews candidates for the Essex school board: Al Strong and David Clough.

ESSEX TOWN BUDGET (RAW) 02/18/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian and Pat Scheidel discuss the Essex town budget.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: BURL. WARD 4 COUNCIL CANDS., I 02/18/1993

Erin Hanley has city council candidates Randy Lessor, James Snider, James Bennett, Matthew Gardy, Ruth Horowitz, Edward Bickford, Peter Brownell, Peter Clavelle, Paul Cook, Ed McMahon, and Roger Verville have a debate to be elected to represent Burlington's ward 4.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: BURL. WARD 4 SCHOOL BD. CANDS., II 02/18/1993

Burlington ward 4 city council candidates Paul Cook, Peter Clavelle, Matthew Gardy, Peter Brownell, Edward Bickford, and Ed McMahon participate in an electoral debate.

WILLISTON SCHOOL BD. CAND. ZOE ERDMAN 02/17/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian talks with Zoe Erdman, a candidate for the Williston school board.

WILLISTON SCHOOL BUDGET W/JEFF PECK 02/17/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian discusses the Williston school budget with Jeff Peck.

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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!