Live at 5:25PM - Various

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Description

Channel 17 offers Live at 5.25PM as an opportunity for community members and public officials to discuss issues of local concern. Many of the Live programs have regular series titles. This series includes not regularly scheduled live show programming. To appear in this time slot contact Rob Reiber at rreiber@cctv.org

Programs in this Series

Jon and Ivan- Williams House - 05/26/2005

Community Conversations with Katy Young, Jon McCandless, and Ivan McMullen Williams House

Channel 17 Update - 05/20/2005

Essex Memorial Day Events - 04/28/2005

Channel 17 Live Show Essex Memorial Day Parade Linda Bogardus (Co-Chair, EBPA), Jim Long (VFW, Essex Post 6689), and Ed Bechtel (Grand Marshall)

VT Campaign to End Childhood Hunger - 04/22/2005

Vermont Campaign to End Childhood Hunger Brad Blackwell (Food Stamp Research)

Disabled American Veterans Winooski Chapter - 04/13/2005

Community Conversations Disabled American Veterans Rob Reiber (Host) and Randall Roberts (Champlain/Service Officer)

Racial Profiling - 04/05/2005

Community Conversations - Spotlight on Racial Profiling Haskell Garrett, and John Tucker (Rainbow Push of VT)

Greg Marchildon- AARP Vermont - 03/31/2005

Channel 17 Live Show - Community Conversations Rob Reiber hosts Gregory Marchildon (Director, AARP Vermont)

Chief Justice Paul Reiber - 03/30/2005

Community Conversation with VT Supreme Court Chief Justice Paul Reiber Rob Reiber hosts his brother Paul (VT Supreme Court)

Friends of Burlington Gardens - 03/25/2005

Community Involvement - 03/18/2005

LGD CCTV Update - 03/16/2005

Black History Month Quiz - 02/09/2005

Spencer Crispe and Big Heavy World - 01/31/2005

National Youth Rights Association - 01/28/2005

Spectrum Family Services- Downtown Education - 01/21/2005

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!