Town Meeting

Town of Essex Ballot Item - Article V 02/17/2015

Town Manager Pat Scheidel and Board Chair Max Levy are joined by Selectboard member Michael Plageman, to present information on the Article V, which reads:

'Shall up to Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars of the Six Million Nine Hundred Tousand Dollars in general obligation bonds of the Town of Essex, issues for the purpose of purchasing land and construction a new police facility, be repurposed and used instead to upgrade the Town offices at 81 Main Street?'

Town of Essex Selectboard 3 Year - Uncontested 02/17/2015

Incumbent Brad Luck seeks the uncontested 3-year seat on the Essex Selectboard.

South Burlington City Council Forum - Business Issues 02/17/2015

The new South Burlington Business Association hosts a first ever City Council Candidate Forum on Business Issues. South Burlington business owners participate in an informative discussion with City Council candidates on issues specific to Fostering Business in South Burlington.

Town of Essex Budget Presentation 02/17/2015

Town Manager Pat Scheidel and Board Chair Max Levy present the 2016 Town of Essex budget.

Winooski School District Budget Presentation 02/16/2015

Superintendent of the Winooski School District is joined by Board Chair Mike Decarreau to present the 2016 Winooski School Budget.

Burlington North District City Council 02/13/2015

For a 2 year seat. Dave Hartnett (I) and Carmen George (D).

Burlington Ward 5 and Ward 6 School Board - Uncontested 02/13/2015

Ward 5 candidate Susanmarie Harrington is joined by Ward 6 incumbent candidate Stephanie Seguino. Both races are uncontested.

Diversity Now Burlington - School Board Candidates Forum 02/12/2015

Diversity now invited all school board candidates to a forum at Burlington's city hall to discuss school needs, equity and the reasons candidates are seekeing a seat on the school commission.

Burlington Ward 6 City Council - Uncontested 02/12/2015

Uncontested seat for Ward 6, incumbent Councilor Karen Paul (D).

Burlington Ward 5 City Council 02/12/2015

Incumbent Ward 5 Councilor William 'Chip' Mason (D) and Mike Fife (P).

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!