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Under the Dome: Inside Your Statehouse, Episode 4 03/15/2012

Fourth installment of "Inside Your Statehouse". Produced by Rick McMahan.

Under the Dome: Inside Your Statehouse, Episode 3 03/01/2012

Third installment of "Inside Your Statehouse". Produced by Rick McMahan.

Under the Dome: Inside Your Statehouse, Episode 2 02/16/2012

Second installment of "Inside Your Statehouse". Produced by Rick McMahan.

Under the Dome: Inside Your Statehouse, Episode 1 02/02/2012

First installment of "Inside Your Statehouse". Produced by Rick McMahan.

Inside Your Statehouse: House Speaker Shap Smith, Rep. Johanna Donovan, and Rep. Peter Peltz 04/21/2011

House Speaker Shap Smith, Rep. Johanna Donovan and Rep. Peter Peltz discuss education in Vermont.

Inside Your Statehouse: House Speaker Shap Smith, Don Mayer, CEO of Small Dog Electronics, and Rep. Mark Larson 04/07/2011

House Speaker Shap Smith, Don Mayer, CEO of Small Dog Electronics, and Rep. Mark Larson discuss Vermont health care system design, its impact on small business, and the proposed H.202 law.

Inside Your Statehouse: Guest host Rep. Donna Sweaney, with Rep. Debbie Evans and Rep. Linda Martin 03/24/2011

Guest host Rep. Donna Sweaney, with Rep. Debbie Evans and Rep. Linda Martin discuss the work of the House Government Operations Committee.

Inside Your Statehouse: Vermont House Speaker Shap Smith with Rep. Lucy Leriche and Rep. William Jewett 03/10/2011

House Speaker Shap Smith, Rep. Lucy Leriche and Rep. William Jewett review the first half of the Vermont legislative session and discuss the work ahead for the second half.

Inside Your Statehouse: Vermont House Speaker Shap Smith with Rep. Tony Klein 02/24/2011

House Speaker Shap Smith interviews Rep. Tony Klein, chair of the House Natural Resource Committee, on natural resources and energy issues.

Inside Your Statehouse: Vermont House Speaker Shap Smith with Rep. Bill Botsow and Rep. Carolyn Partridge 02/10/2011

Vermont House Speaker Shap Smith interviews Rep. Bill Botsow and Rep. Carolyn Partridge about commerce, agriculture, and jobs issues.

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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!