An Independent Viewpoint
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Karen Paul, Independent Burlington City Councilor from Ward 6, hosts this every other monthly call-in show.Programs in this Series
Burlington Ward 6 Councilor Karen Paul talks with Rubi Simon, Library Director.
Burlington Ward 6 Councilor Karen Paul hosts representatives from the Ward Neighborhood Planning Assemblies to discuss upcoming NPA priorities and initiatives. Cari Papp representing Wards 4/7 - Representing Ward 6, Annika Freudenberger - Ryan...
Burlington Ward 6 Councilor Karen Paul talks with CEDO Director Peter Owens about the City Initiatives.
Burlington Ward 6 Councilor Karen Paul hosts the other Ward 6 City Councilor, Norm Blais (D), to discuss the recent Town Meeting results and implications. ...
Burlington Ward 6 Councilor Karen Paul hosts Director of the Church Street Marketplace Ron Redmond. ...
Burlington Ward 6 Councilor Karen Paul hosts John Vickery, Burlington City Assessor. ...
Burlington Ward 6 Councilor Karen Paul hosts Bob McEwing, Interim Director of Aviation at the Burlington International Airport. ...
Burlington Ward 6 Councilor Karen Paul speaks with Director of Burlington Parks and Recreation Department, Mari Steinbach on the opening of facilities post-flooding, success of Independence Day Celebration and general status of the Parks and...
Burlington Ward 6 Councilor Karen Paul on current City issues. Today's guests are David E. White, Director of Planning anf Zoning and Yves Bradley, Planning Commissioner.
Burlington Ward 6 Councilor Karen Paul on current City issues. Tonight Karen speaks with Gary Evans, General Manager of HBC in Winona, Minnesota and a consultant for Burlington Telecom on the solvency and future of the municipal utility.
Ward 6 Councilor Karen Paul speaks with David G. White of White & Burke Real Estate Investment Advisors, Inc., on the Moran Plant property development. Mr. White is a real estate consultant hired by CEDO on the Moran Plant development.
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!