Election

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: BURL. COUNCIL CAND. JANE KNODELL, WARD 2 02/23/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian interviews Jane Knodell a Burlington ward 2 city council candidate.

JANE KNODELL FOR COUNCIL, WARD 2 (RAW) 02/23/1993

Raw footage of Lauren-Glenn Davitian hosting Jane Knodell to discuss her campaign for council of ward 2.

Burlington Mayor Peter Clavelle: WOMEN FOR CLAVELLE PRESS CONF. 02/22/1993

Peter Clavelle holds a press conference with the Women for Clavelle group. Including Marie LeMay and Sandra Baird.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: ESSEX SELECT CANDIDATES 02/19/1993

Tony Lamb moderates for the Essex Selectboard electoral debate with candidates Martin Myers, Peter Duval, Paula Duke, George Cunningham, and June Carmichael.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: BURL. WARD 3 COUNCIL CANDS. 02/19/1993

Andy Potter moderates the Burlington ward 3 city council candidates debate with Brian Pine and Bob Minkewicz.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: BURL. WARD 3 SCHOOL BD. CANDS. 02/19/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian invites Burlington ward 3 school board candidates John Fleischer and Michael Hackett to participate in an electoral debate.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: ZOE ERDMAN - WILLISTON SCHOOL BD. CAND. 02/18/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian interviews candidate for Williston school board, Zoe Erdman.

CLAVELLE PRESS, DEMOCRATS SUPPORT 02/18/1993

A press conference announcing the Democratic party's support for Peter Clavelle's campaign for reelection as Burlington mayor.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: WINOOSKI MAYORAL DEBATE 02/18/1993

Andy Potter interviews candidates for mayor of Winooski: Vince Feeney, William "Bill" Norful, and Maurice "Babe" Potvin.

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: WINOOSKI COUNCIL CANDS., I 02/18/1993

Andy Potter interviews candidates for Winooski's city council: Bob Conlon, Clement Soutiere, and Jim Ward.

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

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