Legislative

PROGRESSIVE ECONOMIC DEVEL. TASK FORCE 12/10/1992

Jane Knodell and Joan Smith of the Progressive Economic Development Task Force discuss their strategies to boost the economy.

WARD 2 UPDATE 11/27/1992

Lauren-Glenn Davitian holds an update for Burlington's Ward 2.

RUTLAND U.S. SENATE DEBATE W/VOTE 10/27/1992

US senators debate with Patrick Leahy, Jim Douglas, and Jerry Levy.

Vermont Secretary of State Debate 1992 10/23/1992

The 1992 Vermont Secretary of State Debate at Channel 17 Studios.

LT. GOV. DEBATE, RUTLAND 10/21/1992

Candidates for Lt. Governor are Barbara Snelling and David Wolk.

STATE SENATE DEBATE, SPONS. HINEBURG RECORD 10/14/1992

Jack Barry moderates for the Chittenden County State Senate forum. Candidates are Rob Bast (R), Chuck Ross (D - Incumbent), Jerry Wetzel (R), Jean Ankeny (D), Steve Cain (D), Anh "Phi" Doane (D), Otto Engelberth (R), John Franco (I), Sara Gear (R), Ed Granai (D), Althea Kroger (D), Pat Nowak (R), Bill Parkinson (R), Helen Riehle (R), and Howard Russel (D).

NATURAL LAW PARTY/NEW ALLIANCE CANDS. 10/13/1992

Lauren-Glenn Davitian moderates for the New Alliance/Natural Law Party debate. Candidates are Joe Mulcahy (State Coordinator), John Dewey (Rep. to Congress), August Jaccaci (Governor), and Toni Churchill (State Treasurer).

WILLISTON, VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 5-1 10/13/1992

Jim Snider moderates for the Willistone district 5-1 debate between candidates Zoe Erdman (D) and George Schiavone (R).

WILLISTON, VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 5-2 10/13/1992

Jim Snider moderates for the Williston district 5-2 debate between John Maltabes (D) and Howard Lunderville (R).

WINOOSKI, VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 1-3 10/12/1992

James Snider moderates for the Winooski House District 1-3 with candidates Betty Brown (R - Not Present), Don Brunelle (R), Lucille Casavant (D - Incumbent), and Ronald "Pete" LaCourse (D).

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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!