South Burlington

SO. BURL. COUNCIL CAND. MIKE FLAHERTY 05/07/1993

Lauren-Glenn Davitian interviews Mike Flaherty, candidate for South Burlington City Council.

SO. BURL. SCHOOL ELEC., CANDS. & BUDGET 04/22/1993

South Burlington School Election

Lauren-Glenn Davitian interviews candidates Peter Cole, Julie Duppstadt, and Superintendent Larry LeCours.

BEHIND THE SCENES IN SO. BURL. MIDDLE SCHOOL 04/15/1993

Julie Duppstadt hosts South Burlington Middle School's Principal David Ford and Assistant Principal Mike Simpson. They discuss some of the issues that they face running the school.

SO. BURL. LEGISLATORS, HALLOWELL & PUGH 03/22/1993

South Burlington Legislators Ann Hallowell (D) and Ann Pugh (D) are interviewed by Lauren-Glenn Davitian.

BEHIND THE SCENES IN SO. BURL. 03/19/1993

South Burlington representatives discuss the issues the school system is facing.

Congressman Bernie Sanders: SANDERS - INDOOR AIR POLLUTION 02/08/1993

Representative Bernie Sanders holds a press conference to discuss the causes and effects of indoor air pollution.

SO. BURL. LEGISLATIVE UPDATE, PUGH & CIMONETTI 02/08/1993

South Burlington holds a legislative update.

SO. BURL. PARKS & REC. REPORT 02/04/1993

South Burlington's Parks and Recreation Department discuss their plans for Dorset Street.

SO. BURL. HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 7-7, 7-8, 7-9, 7-10 09/29/1992

South Burlington Rotary Candidate Forum for VT House of Representatives

Districts 7-7, 7-8, 7-9, and 7-10

Louvenia D. Bright (D), Bill Cimonetti (R), Robert Chapman (R), Julie Babcock Duppstadt (R), Ann Hallowell (D), Mary Jane Marchelewicz (D), and Ann Pugh (D)

SO. BURL. RECREATION PATH OPENING CEREMONY 09/27/1992

South Burlington Recreation Path Opening Ceremony

Patrick Leahy

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