Channel 17 Testimonials
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Testimonials from our valued community producers sharing stories with viewers on why and how they use and appreciate Channel 17's diverse services to our community. http://www.channel17.actPrograms in this Series
Elected officials and community members provide testimonials to Town Meeting TV staff during their annual budget presentations to municipalities.
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State Treasurer Beth Pearce discusses why she believes that public access television is so important.
Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) shares his appreciation and the value of public access television and Channel 17/CCTV Center for Media and Democracy in light of the organization's 25th anniversary. ACT NOW!
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Donna Jacobs, volunteer since 2012 of the Live@5:25 show every Friday of each month, gives feedback about Channel 17 and how it has made a difference in her life.
Brett Gaskill, host of Veritas - a Live@5:25 show airing every 1st Friday of each month, gives feedback on how Channel 17 has made a difference.
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Common Good Vermont Testimonial - Why does Stuart Comstock Gay, President of the Vermont Community Foundation, appreciate Common Good Vermont?
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Channel 17 Testimonial - Why does Melinda Moulton, Host, On The Waterfront appreciate Channel 17?
Channel 17 Testimonial - Why does Bruce Post, Channel 17 Trustee representing the Town of Essex, appreciate community access?
Channel 17 Testimonial - Why does Elaine Sopchak, Channel 17 Trustee representing the Village of Essex Junction, appreciate community access?
Channel 17 Testimonial - Why does Senator Ginny Lyons, Channel 17 Trustee representing the Town of Williston, appreciate community access?
Channel 17 Testimonial - Why does Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger appreciate community access?
Channel 17 Testimonial - Lt. Governor Brian Dubie
Channel 17 Testimonial - Gerard Malavenda, So. Burlington
Lea Terhune gives her insights on how channel 17 helps community and strengthen democracy.
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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!