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Burlington Democrats: Updates from Councilor Chip Mason 09/12/2018

Councilor Chip Mason, D - Ward 5, discuss local goings-on.

Woodchuck Report: Tariffs R' Us Part 2 08/10/2018

Host Varpilah Chase talks about the latest round of tariffs.

Burlington Democrats: Church Street Marketplace and More 08/08/2018

Councilor Adam Roof and Director of the Church Street Marketplace Ron Redmond discuss local politics and goings on.

Chittenden Democrats: Legislative Session Recap 08/06/2018

Host Robert Hooper sits down with Jill Krowinski, the Majority Leader in the State House of Representatives, to recap the previous legislative session.

Woodchuck Report: Tariffs R' Us 07/30/2018

Host Varpilah Chase discusses the recent costly tariffs implemented on overseas goods and what they are.

Chittenden Democrats: Healthcare Delivery Concerns 07/02/2018

Host Bob Hooper speaks with Nurse Clinician Tracy Fornasier and Nurse Practitioner Tristin Adie from the University of Vermont Medical Center about healthcare delivery concerns in light of the possible strike.

Burlington Democrats: Updates from City Council - Trees, Zoning, Budgets and the Lake 06/13/2018

Councilor Richard Deane, East District, and Councilor Adam Roof, Ward 8, sit down to discuss the latest from the Burlington City Council. Topics include the Ad-Hoc Committee on City Hall Park Redesign, Inclusionary Zoning Rewrite, City Budget, Lake Water Quality, and Neighborhood Project.

Justice of the Peace Caucus and Democratic Candidate Forum 06/12/2018

The Burlington Democrats select their Democratic nominees for Justice of the Peace and hear from Democratic Candidates for Governor James Ehlers, Christine Hallquist, Ethan Sonneborn, and Brenda Siegel. Daniel Freilich, who is running for Congress, also speaks.

Woodchuck Report: A Legislative Update 06/08/2018

Host Varpilah Chase discusses a bill to attract remote workers, local testimony for the Act 46 school consolidation bill, disagreements over the state budget, and other topics.

Chittenden Democrats: Consumer Protection 06/04/2018

Robert Hooper speaks with Christopher Curtis of the Attorney General's office to talk about consumer protection and related topics.

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!