Town Meeting Day Election Forums
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Municipal candidates and ballot questions are aired for public reflection.Programs in this Series
A public service announcement about the Malletts Bay Sewer Project in advance of a vote during Colchester Town Meeting 2019.
Sean McMannon, WSD Superintendent, and Mike Decarreau, School Board President, present the Winooski School Board Budget. Moderated by Alexander Friend.
Aidan White discusses what you can expect from Channel 17's coverage of Town Meeting Day elections.
A presentation of Colchester's proposed Fiscal Year 2020 Town budget in advance of Town Meeting 2019, featuring Selectboard members Nadine Scibek and Tom Mulcahy and Town Manager Aaron Frank.
A presentation on Colchester's 2019 Town Meeting ballot item, featuring Selectboard members Nadine Scibek and Tom Mulcahy and Director of Public Works Bryan Osborne.
Village President George Tyler and Municipal Manager Evan Teich present Essex Junction Village Budget FY19 and take calls. The Village Annual Meeting is scheduled for April 4, 2018 (includes budget vote) and australian ballot voting for...
Village Trustees Elaine Sopchak and Andrew Brown are unopposed for this year's Village elections on April 10, 2018. They speak with Channel 17 about their goals and accomplishments heading into their next terms.
Diane Meyerhoff and Morgan True give a preview of the upcoming election results for Vermont's Town Meeting Day 2018.
Diane Meyerhoff and Morgan True host Channel 17's election night results coverage for Vermont's Town Meeting Day 2018.
Winooski voters share their thoughts on Town Meeting Day 2018.
Essex voters share their thoughts on Town Meeting Day 2018.
Burlington Ward 8 voters share their thoughts on Town Meeting Day 2018.
Burlington Ward 6 voters share their thoughts on Town Meeting Day 2018.
Burlington Ward 7 voters share their thoughts on Town Meeting Day 2018.
Burlington Ward 5 voters share their thoughts on Town Meeting Day 2018.
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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!