Town Meeting Day Election Forums
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Municipal candidates and ballot questions are aired for public reflection.Programs in this Series
Superintendent John Everitt and School Board Members present the Districts budget and Articles for the May 20th, 2008 vote.
3-Year School Board Candidates, Janine Allo and Robert G. Diferdinando share their ideas and take viewer calls in this moderated forum.
Incumbent and unopposed candidate for the 2-year School Board Seat, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, shares her ideas on issues facing the District.
City Manager Chuck Hafter and other City Officials present the City Budget and Articles to be voted on May 20th.
2-Year Council Seat Candidates Meaghan Emeryshare her view in a moderated forum.
South Burlington 3-Year City Council Candidate Mark Boucher (incumbent)discusses his thoughts on City issues.
In part one, Chuck Hafter, City Manager and Denis Gravelin, Assistant City Manager present the city budget.
In part two, Chief Douglas Brent and
Chris Corbin, President of the South Burlington Career Fire Fighters’ Association present
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In part one, Rob Reiber talks with
John Everitt, Superintendent who presents the school district budget.
In part two, Rob Reiber talk with School Director candidates Janine Allo and
Robert Diferdinando. Both of them are seeking a three year term...
Moderated candidate forum for 2, 3-year seats on the Essex Junction Trustees. Candidates include: Peter Gustafson (incumbent), George Tyler, Bill Kalanges, Steve Atwood.
Village Manager David Crawford and Village President Larry Yandow present the budget and articles to be voted on by Village residents during the 2008 Annual Meeting.
Village Manager David Crawford and Village President Larry Yandow present the budget and articles to be voted on by Village residents during the 2008 Annual Meeting.
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Host: Mark Johnson
Maurice Mahoney, #2 Demolition and New Park Space
Dave Harnett, #2 Demolition and New Park Space
Mayor Bob Kiss, #1 Redevopment
Jonathan Leopold, CFO, #1 Redevelopment
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