Election

ELECTION PREVIEW 02/03/1994

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: BROWNELL ANNOUNCES BID FOR 2ND TERM 01/09/1994

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: PAUL LAFAYETTE MAYORAL ANNOUNCEMENT 01/03/1994

Paul Lafayette's announcement for his mayoral campaign.

CH. 17 LIVE ELECTION RESULTS, II 11/03/1993

Channel 17's live coverage of the election results. Tim Peek, Kevin Kelley, Nancy Chioffi, Alan Bjerke, Louise Ransom, Howard Dean, Lauren-Glenn Davitian, John Ashford, David Michlovitz, Bill Sessions, Garrison Nelson, Bill Norful, Patrick Leahy, Helen Riehle, Ruth Poger, Guy Page, and Bill Sheer.

CH. 17 LIVE ELECTION RESULTS, III 11/03/1993

Channel 17's coverage of the election results. Tim Peek, Kevin Kelley, Bill Sheer, Bernie Sanders, and Lauren-Glenn Davitian.

CH. 17 LIVE ELECTION RESULTS, I 11/03/1993

Channel 17's coverage of the elections results live on air. Andy Potter, Mark Johnson, Jim Court, Dan Mallar, June Trono, Terry Bouricius, Lauren-Glenn Davitian, Bernie Sanders, Debbie Bookchin, Charlie West, and Dean Corren.

ROSS PEROT IN BURLINGTON 10/25/1993

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 - 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.

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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!