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O.N.E. PEOPLE'S CULTURAL CELEBRATION 10/01/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Lauren-Glenn Davitian discusses the Old North End People's Cultural Celebration

Burlington Mayor's Show: MAYOR CLAVELLE 09/30/1992

Burlington's Mayor Peter Clavelle holds his show with Lauren-Glenn Davitian

VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 7-3 09/29/1992

Tony Lamb moderates the district 7-3 debate for candidates Sandy L. Baird (D), Dean Corren (I), Jim Court (I), and Dan Mallar (D).

VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 7-2 09/28/1992

Join Tony Lamb as he moderates the VT House Debate for district 7-2. Candidates include Alan Bjerke (D), Tom Smith (I), John Tracy (I), Michael Hackett (D), and Lindol Atkins (P).

VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 7-1 09/28/1992

Tony Lamb moderates for the Chittenden County district 7 - 1 house general election with candidates John M. Ackerson (I), Nancy Chioffi (D), and Mary M. Sullivan (D).

Secr. Patrick Garahan on Transportation Issues 09/25/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Lauren-Glenn Davitian hosts VT Secretary of Transportation Patrick Garahan

LAKE CHAMPLAIN JOURNAL - THE NEW AQUARIUM 09/24/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Lauren-Glenn Davitian discusses Lake Champlain's International Aquarium on the Lake Champlain Journal

SO. BURLINGTON PLANNING UPDATE 09/23/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Update on current plannings in South Burlington

EXPOS II, EX-PRISONERS ON THE STREET 09/22/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Ex-Prisoners on the Street

SCOTT JOHNSTONE, NEW DIR., D.P.W. 09/21/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Michael Sheridan hosts Scott Johnstone (New Director of the Department of Public Works)

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