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Burlington Mayor Bob Kiss Proclaims June 13 "CCTV Day" 06/13/2006

Mayor Kiss Proclaims June 13 CCTV Day, at CCTV's 22nd Anniversary Party

Nat & Lauren-Glenn Addressing Burlington City Council Re: BT317 and Fence Viewing 06/05/2006

Nat & Lauren-Glenn Addressing Burlington City Council Re: BT317 and Fence Viewing. This is excerpted out of the complete meeting here, as it is the first live cablecasting of a meeting on Burlingt0on Telecom fiber system.

Sin: GCG Channel 17 Rap Song 12/21/2005

Sin: GCG Channel 17 Rap Song

Jonathan McCandless's Song "Ode to Channel 17" 07/28/2005

Channel 17 live show volunteer Jonathan McCandless's song "Ode to Channel 17"

Channel 17's 5th Anniversary Celebration, Compilation Video, and Awards 09/15/1995

Channel 17's 5th Anniversary Celebration and Awards, including a pre-produced 5th Anniversary Compilation Video. @ 20 mins Doug Chioffi's post-it note on Nat's editing paint cans

CCTV Submission for National Overall Excellence in Cable As Programming 03/05/1992

Ayer and Davitian Discuss Channel 17's 1st Year of Operation

CCTV and Channel 17 Inspect Their Empty 1st New Home 03/21/1990

CCTV and Channel 17 Inspect Their First New Home

Public Service Board Public Hearing about Channel 17, 1/2 08/09/1989

Public Service Board Public Hearing about Channel 17, 1/2

Public Service Board Public Hearing about Channel 17, 2/2 08/09/1989

Public Service Board Public Hearing about Channel 17, 2/2

CCTV Goes to Montpelier/Vt TV Net: WKDR Talk Radio: CCTV Goes to Montpelier & the Vt. TV Net 01/15/1987

There is no video, it's only audio

WDEV Talk Radio with Jack Barry and Peter Fryene - Lauren-Glenn Davitian and Nat Ayer Talk About CCTV's Legislative TV Series, to be distributed to access stations across Vermont through the Vermont TV Network

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!