VT LAW - Burlington City Legal Issues

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The Vermont Supreme Court Hears Arguments re: the Public Trust Doctrine - 11/22/1988

The Vermont Supreme Court Hears Testimony re: the Public Trust Doctrine

#7 - Perspectives on Vermont's Growth - 05/18/1988

VT LAW - #7 - Perspectives on Vermont's Growth #7 - Perspectives on Vermont's Growth. Citizen comment excerpts from public meetings, comments from Gov. Kunin, Manni Lionni, George Hamilton, Frank Bryant, Mark Eldridge, Anthony Pollina....

# 6 - Sandy Bairds Leads a Discussion about Divorce, Custody and Domestic Violence - 03/23/1988

Sandy Bairds Leads a Discussion about Divorce, Custody and Domestic Violence

#5 - Side Judges, with Elizabeth Gretkowski - 02/01/1988

VT LAW #5 - Side Judges, with Elizabeth Gretkowski. Hosted by John Franco and Sandy Baird. Roz Payne there, but not talking

#4 - "Women, Poor People, and the Law", with Attorney Sandy Baird - 01/14/1988

"Women, Poor People, and the Law", John Franco and guest attorney Sandy Baird Lori ??

#3 – Cable Company Sale and the City Hall Park Menorah - 12/15/1987

VT LAW – Cable Company Sale, interview with owner Bob McGill; City Hall Park Menorah Issues, with PSB chair Marj Power

#2 - The Burlington Waterfront and the Public Trust Doctrine - 11/12/1987

VT LAW #2 - The Burlington Waterfront and the Public Trust Doctrine, hosted by Asst. City Atty. John Franco

#1 - Medical Center Hospital of Vermont - 10/02/1987

#1 - Medical Center Hospital of Vermont, with John Franco (Asst. City Attorney), Ham Davis (Hospital Data Council), and Jeanne Keller (Former Burlington City Health Insurance Administrator).

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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!