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BURL. POLICE FACILITY, SCULLY & GEAR 10/15/1992

Lauren-Glenn Davitian discusses Burlington's proposed police facility with Chief Scully and Commissioner Sara Gear.

WILLISTON, VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 5-1 10/13/1992

Jim Snider moderates for the Willistone district 5-1 debate between candidates Zoe Erdman (D) and George Schiavone (R).

WILLISTON, VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 5-2 10/13/1992

Jim Snider moderates for the Williston district 5-2 debate between John Maltabes (D) and Howard Lunderville (R).

WINOOSKI, VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 1-3 10/12/1992

James Snider moderates for the Winooski House District 1-3 with candidates Betty Brown (R - Not Present), Don Brunelle (R), Lucille Casavant (D - Incumbent), and Ronald "Pete" LaCourse (D).

VT TREASURERS DEBATE W/RUSE & SMITH 10/09/1992

Lauren-Glenn Davitian moderates for the VT Treasurer's Debate. Candidates are Mike Smith (R) and Paul Ruse (D).

ED BICKFORD FOR MAYOR 10/08/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Lauren-Glenn Davitian interviews Eddie Bickford (Justice for the Right Coalition) on his run for the office of Burlington Mayor.

LGD ON ELECTIONS 10/07/1992

Join Lauren-Glenn Davitian as she gives an update on the election.

COLCHESTER, VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 1-2 10/06/1992

Marge Gaskins moderates for the Colchester District 1-2 House debate with candidates Kerry (D), Gail Shea (D), Inge Schaefer (R), and Mary Simpers (R).

COLCHESTER, VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 1-1 10/06/1992

Marge Gaskins moderates the Colchester district 1-1 VT House debate. Candidates are Chris Pingert (R), Carolyn Yarnell (D), and Joan Conant (R - Not Present).

VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 7-5 10/05/1992

Claire Anderson moderates the district 7-5 house debate between candidates Barbara Grimes (D) and Bob Minkewicz (R).

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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!