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Women in the House & Senate: Legislative Discussion 07/31/2008

Chittenden County Senator Virginia “Ginny” Lyons and House Members Joey Donovan (Burlington), Helen Head (South Burlington) and Ann Pugh (South Burlington) discuss Energy, Sex Offender, State Economy issues.

Woodchuck Report: Recent News and Events 2008-07-11 07/11/2008

Co-Hosts Bonnie Scott and Ruel Wheelock explore the Libertarian view of local and national politics.

Burlington Democrats: City Council Highlights 07/09/2008

City Councilors Russ Ellis, Ward 4 and Bill Keogh, Ward 5 are discussing the Moran Plant, Belt Line, Waterfront, water bills and economic stimulus.

Community Forum for a Better Vermont: Guest: Doug Hoffer, Independent Policy Analyst 07/08/2008

"Community Forum For A Better Vermont" Live Show with Progressive Party representatives and supporters discussion of current issues. Host: Anthony Pollina, Candidate for Governor. Guest: Doug Hoffer, Indenpendent Policy Analyst.

Chittenden Democrats: The State of Vermont's Economy 07/07/2008

Talk about current state of the economy and what pressures ar based national status and what future holds. Rep. Mark Larson, Rep. Clem Bissonnette and Chittenden County Dem. Chair Mike Yantachka.

Woodchuck Report: Recent News and Events 2008-06-13 06/13/2008

Co-Hosts Bonnie Scott and Ruel Wheelock explore the Libertarian view of local and national politics.

Burlington Republicans: City Affairs 06/12/2008

Paul Decelles, Burlington GOP Chair, Ward 7 City Council Craig Gutchell, Ward 7 City Council Post Town Meeting

Burlington Democrats: Streets and Al Jazeera, City Issues 06/11/2008

Community Forum for a Better Vermont: Anthony Pollina and Dr. Deb Richter on Healthcare 06/10/2008

Chittenden Democrats: With Guest Gaye Symington 06/02/2008

Today's guest is Vermont House Speaker Gaye Symington.

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!