Chittenden County

Burlington Youth Arts Day - Spanish Guitars, Paul Jaffe and Jeff Wick 05/17/1986

Burlington Youth Arts Day- Spanish Guitars. Usually used as interstitial menu music

Burlington Youth Arts Day - Rachel Siegel and Leila Porter, Flute and Clarinet 05/17/1986

Youth Arts Day 1986 - Rachel Siegel and Leila Porter, Flute and Clarinet. Often used as Fri Nite TV closing credits music

Daycare Parade Up & Down Church St. 05/15/1986

Daycare Parade Up & Down Church St.

Burlington Youth Arts Day Preview Press Conference 05/15/1986

Burlington Youth Arts Day Preview Press Conference, with students Meghan O'Rourke, Jacob Huffman, Sutherland Miller III

Young Artists Recital - Kelly Collins Plays Mozart on Piano 05/06/1986

Young Artists Recital - Kelly Collins Plays Mozart on Piano

Youth Classical Music Recital at St. Paul's Cathedral 05/06/1986

Youth Classical Music Recital- Adam Cohen, Piano. Commentary by Vermont composer Gilles-Yves Bonneau. At St. Paul's Catherdral.

Also piano by Christine Jennings; and Kelly Collins.

Young Artist Recital - Adam Cohen, Piano, with Gilles-Yves Bonneau Commentary 05/06/1986

Youth Classical Music Recital- Adam Cohen, Piano. Commentary by Vermont composer Gilles-Yves Bonneau.

Youth Classical Music Recital- Christina Jennings, Flute 05/06/1986

Youth Classical Music at St. Paul's Cathedral - Christina Jennings, flute, accompanied by Gail Jennings, piano. With commentary by Vermont composer.Gilles-Yves Bonneau

Racism Interviews - Father Ray Provost, Winooski 05/02/1986

Father Ray Provost Discusses Racism in Winooski. There are four "racism interviews" (you can search under those words for them), the 1986 ones recorded for Deep Dish TV about racism in Winooski, the Dylan Nolfi interviews done in 1990 (Nolfi's were the only ones that aired.

Governor Madeleine Kunin: Gov. Kunin Signs the Burlington and Winooski Charter Change Bills 05/02/1986

Gov. Kunin SignsBurlington and Winooski Charter Change Bills

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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!