Burlington

BURL. SPECIAL ELECTION - SCHOOL BUDGET TAX 05/17/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian discuss a potential new tax for the Burlington school budget with Monica Nelson (Director of Curriculum & Staff Development), Phil Lanoue (Burlington High School Principal), and Linda Bouyea (School Board Member).

BURL. SPECIAL ELECTION - WARD 6 COUNCIL CANDS. 05/17/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian hosts a forum with the Ward 6 council candidates Rodger Verville (I), Tom Ryan (R), and David Curtis (D).

BURL. SPECIAL ELECTION - BHS STUDENT VIDEO 05/17/1993

Burlington High School students discuss how their school will be impacted by the tax vote. Directed by Liz Gerber.

BURL. SPECIAL ELECTION - BENNET OPPOSED TO TAX 05/17/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian talks with Jim Bennett (Burlington City Council) about his opposition of the school tax increase.

2ND BURL. FORUM ON RACISM, I 05/17/1993

Community forum on racism. Burlington Mayor Peter Brownell, Burlington School Superintendent Paul Danyow, Burlington School Department Monica Nelson, City of Burlington Personnel Director Gretchen Bailey, Burlington Assistant City Attorney Ken Schatz, Burlington Police Chief Kevin Scully, President of UVM Tom Salmon, Burlington Free Press Ron Thornberg, WPTZ Channel 5's Stewart Ledbetter, Human Rights Commission Barb Lelli, and Burlington School Department Monica Nelson.

2ND BURL. FORUM ON RACISM, II 05/17/1993

Community forum on racism. Burlington Police Chief Kevin Scully, Burlington Mayor Peter Brownelle, and President of UVM Tom Salmon.

HEMP RALLY, I 05/15/1993

HEMP RALLY, II 05/15/1993

WARD 3 DREW ST. TRAFFIC UPDATE 05/13/1993

Residents of Drew Street in Burlington Ward 3 discuss the changes in traffic. Jerry Nahmias and Scott Johnstone.

BURL. PLAN. PREVIEW FOR 5/13 MTG. 05/13/1993

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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!