Common Good Vermont: Vermont Cultural Leaders Respond to Proposed Federal Budget Cuts
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Vermont cultural leaders speak about the impact of proposed federal budget cuts on Monday March 20th at 1 p.m. The press event was held live at Channel 17 Studios in Burlington's Old North End.
Representing the larger community of arts and cultural organizations will be:
Alex Aldrich, Vermont Arts Council
Peter Gilbert – Vermont Humanities Council, Executive Director
Robin Turnau – Vermont Public Radio, President and CEO
Holly Groschner, Vermont PBS, President and CEO
Thomas Denenberg, Ph.D. – Shelburne Museum, Director
Doreen Kraft – Burlington City Arts, Executive Director
Benjamin Cadwallader – Vermont Symphony Orchestra, Executive Director
Phelan Fritz - ECHO Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, Executive Director
Rosina Cannizzaro – Vermont Youth Orchestra Association, Executive Director
Rosina Cannizzaro – Vermont Youth Orchestra Association, Executive Director
Natalie Neuert – Lane Series, Director
Mary Danko - Fletcher Free Library, Director
Jody Woos – Lake Champlain Chamber Music Festival, Executive Director
Tom Torti - Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce, President
Lauren Glenn Davitian – CCTV Center for Media & Democracy, Executive Director
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