Channel 17 and Channel 317 Video Streams:

Marjorie Power of Montpelier and Boots Wardinski of South Rygate seek a win in the Progressive Primary for Vermont Lieutenant Governor. Co-sponsored by Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility and moderated by Will Patten.

2 Assistant Judge seats for Chittenden County with 4 Democratic candidates.  Charles Delaney of Burlington, Richard 'Rich' Durham of South Burlington, Maurice F. Mahoney of South Burlington, and Connie Cain Ramsey of Burlington.

This 2 seat district has 3 Democratic candidates.  Keith Pillsbury, incumbent Kesha Ram, and Peg Boyle Single.  Hosted by Linda Bogardus.

Jim Condos of Montpelier and Charles Merriman of Middlesex seek to win the Democratic Primary for Vermont Secretary of State.

Edward Flanagan of Burlington and Doug Hoffer of Burlington seek to win the Democratic Primary for Vermont Auditor of Accounts. Eli Harrington moderates.

State Senator Phil Scott of Middlesex and Mark Snelling of Starksboro seek a win in the Republican Primary for Vermont Lieutenant Governor. Fran Stoddard moderates this forum co-sponsored by Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility.

Jason Gibbs of Duxbury, and Chris Roy of Williston seek to win the Republican Primary for Vermont Secretary of State. Co-sponsored by Common Good Vermont and moderated by Fran Stoddard.

State Representatives Steve Howard of Rutland and Christopher A. Bray of New Haven seek a win in the Democratic Primary for Vermont Lieutenant Governor. Moderated by Rob Michalak and co-sponsored by       Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility.

Susan Bartlett from Hyde Park, Matt Dunne of Hartland, Deb Markowitz of Montpelier, Peter Shumlin of Putney, and Doug Racine of Richmond seek to win the Democratic Primary for Vermont Governor. Hosted by Rob Michalak and co-sponsored by Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility.

Daniel Freilich of Wilmington and incumbent Patrick Leahy of Montpelier seek to win the Primary for United State Senate. Moderated by Ron Wannamaker. (Patrick Leahy did not attend)

Paul D. Beaudry of Swanton, John M. Mitchell of Rutland, and Keith Stern of North
Springfield seek to win the Republican Primary for Representative to Congress. Moderated by Ron Wannamaker.

Succession planning and management (SP&M) is a fundamental tool for the perpetuation of any organization and its key leadership. Well conceived, systemic, and deliberate SP&M processes do far more for an organization than merely plan for replacements. Strong SP&M processes align organizational goals so that core values are retained and the corporate vision is realized through continued successions. Presented by Paula Cope of Cope & Associates Inc. on June 24 2010 as part of the NPO Maven Series presented by Common Good Vermont. The slide presentation may be reviewed here.

Channel 17's Election Night Coverage

Channel 17 and the Ward 5 NPA collaboration on City Council, School Board candidate forums and ballot discussion. Neighborhood Planning Assemblies (NPAs) are grassroots, neighborhood organizations that were established in each of Burlington's seven Wards to empower citizen participation in City government. Working as neighborhood advocacy groups, Neighborhood Planning Assemblies facilitate communication between the citizens of Burlington and city government through regular meetings scheduled in each Ward. Ward 5 meets the third Wednesday of the month. Meeting place: Department of Public Works, 645 Pine St.

Channel 17 and the Wards 4& 7 NPA collaboration on City Council, School Board candidate forums and ballot discussion. Neighborhood Planning Assemblies (NPAs) are grassroots, neighborhood organizations that were established in each of Burlington's seven Wards to empower citizen participation in City government. Working as neighborhood advocacy groups, Neighborhood Planning Assemblies facilitate communication between the citizens of Burlington and city government through regular meetings scheduled in each Ward. Wards 4 & 7 meet the third Tuesday of the month. Meeting place: Robert E. Miller Community Center 130 Gosse Court. Click here to watch this election forum.