Mad River Valley Television

Middlebury Community Television provides public, educational, and governmental access for the community of Middlebury, Vermont. They offer a platform for residents to share information, learn, and engage with local government through various media channels. Generated from their website's infomation

Lake Champlain Access Television (LCATV) is a community media organization serving the towns of Colchester, Milton, Georgia, Fairfax, Westford, South Hero, Grand Isle, and North Hero in Vermont. They provide a platform for local residents to access live streams, video archives, and a variety of local events, including town meetings, sports games, and club activities. LCATV aims to promote community engagement and communication by offering a range of programming options through their public, government, and educational access channels. With a focus on showcasing the diverse interests and activities of the region, LCATV serves as a valuable resource for residents to stay informed and connected with their local communities.Generated from the website

NEAT (Northeast Addison Television) is a non-profit community-based media center located in Bristol, Vermont. Established in 2002, NEAT uses locally produced media to foster public dialogue, understanding, and community involvement, offering production training, equipment, facilities, and airwaves to media enthusiasts in the area. Run by experienced filmmaker and media educator Mary Arbuckle, NEAT covers local events and public meetings, broadcasting them on Comcast channel CH1080 and live streaming them online. With a mission to strengthen community connections, NEAT values partnerships within the community and serves as a valuable media resource for the whole community.Generated from the website