Live@5:25

S.O.S. TASTE OF THE NATION, JOY HOST 03/06/1992

LGD ON HOMETOWN FESTIVAL 03/06/1992

STEVE BERKOWITZ, HEALTH CARE REFORM 03/05/1992

Channel 17 Live with Lauren-Glenn Davitian and Steve Berkowitz (UVM) discussing the Canadian Health Reform and its implications for the US.

LGD, LIVE 03/04/1992

ELECTION COVERAGE, I 03/03/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Mark Johnson (WKDR-AM), Tim Peek (Vermont Times), Garrison Nelson (UVM Pol. Science), Guy Page (Colchester Chronicle), Maurice Mahoney (D) (Councilor Ward 1), Linda Bouyea (Burlington School Board), Dianne DeForge (R) (Ward 4 Councilor), Marc Kornbluh (I) (Ward 5 Councilor), and Peter Clavelle.

ELECTION COVERAGE, II 03/03/1992

Channel 17 Live Show - Election Coverage

Host: Tony Lamb (Williston Moderator)

Mayor Peter Clavelle, Martha Abbott (PC), Maurice Mahoney (D), Camilla Kirby (D), Kevin Kelley (Journalist), Jim Crowley, Tim Mahoney, Maurice Potvin, Norm Valliere, Penny Emerson, Gary Beault (I), Michael Hackett (I), Bob Minkewicz (R), Barbara Nolfi (PC), Ike Isley (PC), Dianne Deforge (R), Jean O'Sullivan (D), Bill Aswad (D), Nancy Furlong (R), Marc Kornbluh (I), Ion Laskaris (D), Louis Bickford (Civic Forum), Peter Brownell (R), Chris Hadsel (D), Rosalee Crewsdon, Bill Kalanges, James Reed, John C. Fitzgerald, Kelly McDonough, David Rogerson, Jack Wright, Michelle Campbell, John Benoit, Carter Smith, Bill Fellinger, Herb Goodrich, Ginny Lyons, Jim McCullough, Dee Steffan, Butch Crandall, Pat Hacker

LGD, LIVE 03/03/1992

LGD, LIVE 03/02/1992

Channel 17 Live Show - Lauren-Glenn Davitian discusses the Election Round-Up of the neighboring communities.

ESSEX SCHOOL BUDGET 02/28/1992

Channel 17 Live Show - Lauren-Glenn Davitian interviews the Essex School Board on their Budget

Burlington Mayor's Show: MAYOR CLAVELLE, LIVE 02/26/1992

Channel 17 Live Show - Mayor Clavelle talks on the election and city affairs.

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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!