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June 8, 2022

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@CATV Government Channel on Comcast 1085/Vtel 170& 1170

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The Veto in Vermont and more on Common Ground 

In episode 6 of Common Ground, VT state reps Becca White and Jim Masland address the power of the veto and the current governor's willingness to use it.  Check out all 6 episodes of Common Ground on CATV On-Demand, and look for new episodes coming next week.

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Vital Communities Housing Breakfast

Clay Adams, President and CEO of Mascoma Bank, moderates this urgent discussion on Upper Valley housing with Dartmouth Health's Dave Duncan and Carolyn Isabelle, developer Ken Braverman, Director of Housing Action NH Elissa Margolin, Policy and Engagement Specialist at VT Housing Finance Agency Chad Simmons, and Evernorth VP of Lending Deb Flannery, with remarks by Vital Communities ED Sarah Jackson and Twin Pines Housing ED Andrew Winter. Held June 2.  Produced by Jordyn Fitch for CATV.

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Pride Month in the UV on CATV    

From Katness Everqueer performing at last summer's "Out of Yourself" Burlesque extravaganza at the Briggs to Community Connections: The LGBTQ Perspectives Project, enjoy this YouTube Pride Playlist of content locally created with Pride.

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"Gorgeously written"

"Thrillingly good" raved The Washington Post. "Gorgeously written" hailed The NY Times. They're talking about Flynn Berry's novel of Northern Ireland skullduggery Northern Spy. The Times also named it a Best Book of 2021. Check out her recent convo with best-selling local author Katie Crouch at the Norwich Bookstore.  

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"Metastasizing domestic terrorist threat"

VT Senator Patrick Leahy speaks on the Senate floor June 7, 2022 on the increasing incidents of murder motivated by hatred and white supremacist ideology and the urgent need to hold perpetrators accountable, address the root causes of this growing hate, and stand up to those responsible for spreading misinformation.

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Local Government & School Boards on CATV 

Pictured: Hartland, VT Selectboard.

Find local government and school meetings for Hartford, Norwich, and Hartland, VT; Hanover, NH and Lebanon, NH (SAU88 only).

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Upper Valley Religious Services on CATV 

Pictured: United Methodist Church, White River Junction, VT

Join your local house of worship or visit a new one Sundays.

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Contrasting visions of community from Upper Valley residents


Episode 8 – Our 8th guest shares a vision of community that is rooted in compassion, empathy and caregiving, and describes arriving in the Upper Valley from a large family in a large city, learning a new pace and a sense of safety in the outside world while struggling with full-time work and finding affordable day care as single parent of a toddler. 


Episode 9 – Our 9th guest calls out the hypocrisy and disingenuousness they have experienced in the Upper Valley, where they have felt both accepted and recognized as a young, skilled athlete and then pushed aside, shunned as a visible individual, learning what it is to be alone and to struggle, encouraging us all to be slower to judge one another, to get to know one another’s stories, and to move beyond appearances. 


Intersections was created by Michelle and Julius, co-workers and friends who wanted to create an open-ended platform for sharing our experiences of community in the Upper Valley.  To share your story or questions, you’re invited to email them at: intersections@catv8.org


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“I am a first grade teacher and want to teach a unit on graphic novels. I have some graphic novels, but it is hard to find ones that are appropriate for little ones and that the reading level is not too challenging. Help!!” 


Help is on the way, Teacher Cindy!  In this week's episode (9) of Shelf Help, each bookseller discusses one book, ok maybe two or three. And, we have an opportunity to shout out the Center for Cartoon Studies located within a baseball throw of where we record.


Shelf Help is a collaboration between the Book Jam, a nonprofit designed to inspire readers; CATV Upper Valley media community; three Upper Valley bookstores: Yankee Bookshop in Woodstock, VT; the Norwich Bookstore in Norwich, VT; and Still North Books & Bar in Hanover, NH.

LEARN & MAKE

@CATV's "jamLABs" with local media professionals & jam CAMPs for kids

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jamCAMP for teens @CATV: News & Multimedia Journalism

Campers in grades 8-12 will be joined by professional journalists Maggie Cassidy (VTDigger), Jim Kenyon (Valley News), Rob Gurwitt (Daybreak), and Elizabeth Wilcox (author and journalist) for this deep dive in real reporting. Probing current issues of concern to them, campers will produce news projects across media, including text, podcasting/radio, and TV/ streaming – asking essential questions about the roles and responsibilities of “the media” in our democracy, what makes a good story, and how we know “truth” in reporting.  

Directed by Tamsin Orion (documentary filmmaker) & Samantha Davidson Green (CATV executive director)

REGISTER here


June 27 - July 1 Studio Production (FULL)

July 5-8 Music Video Production

July 11-18 News & Multimedia Journalism

July 18-22 Animation Camp (FULL)

(Tuition Waiver or Assistance Available)

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CATV supports lifelong learning to engage the tools of media for individual and community expression in the Upper Valley.

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