7:00 am - FEAST OF THE SEVEN FISHES
Many events of the event are shown, including the opening ceremonies, the music, the booths and exhibitors. This program was assisted by Friendly Furniture Galleries of Fairmont.
7:46 am - Tribute to Rev. Donal “Jack” Squires
An interview I did in 2004 with a special hero Rev. Donal “Jack” Squires. This year’s Chamber of Commerce created a Lifetime Achievement Award in his memory and I was humbled to receive it. This is my way of saying thanks to him and to the Chamber.
8:10 am - TRANSIT AUTHORITY PROGRAM
This monthly program features highlights of the Fairmont Marion Transit Authority. Today, we visit with John Urso who discusses the “Curse Jar” and how it turned into an “angel tree.” Ron Turner talks about his love of bus driving and the recognition of being an “everyday” hero. John Pace talks about being a Senior Aide. George Levitsky takes us on a tour of the newly enlarged Transit Authority complex and explains all the changes and the benefits to the citizens of Marion County
8:40 am - COACH TIM MURPHY, Fairmont State
Before a meeting with the local Rotary, Lions, and Kiwanis, Coach Tim Murphy discusses the 2008-09 Fairmont State Basketball Team. We then take our camera to West Liberty and capture some footage there as well as viewing Reid Amos in action
9:20 am - HISTORICAL SOCIETY 100th CELEBRATION
As part of the Feast of the Seven Fishes the Marion County Historical Society observed its 100th Celebration. Special speakers included Dr. Anderson from the WV Historical Society, Blair Montgomery of the Pierpont Community and Technical College, D. Max Francis of the Community Endowment Fund, Dr. Jim Coleman and Elizabeth Swiger on funding the Foundation, Dora Kay Grubb, and JoAnn Lough. Senator Prezioso represented the Governor and Mr. Joe Reynolds represented the County Delegates. Rusty Elliott represented the County Commissioners and Council members Warner and Smith represented the City.
10:04 am - FAIRMONT CITY COUNCIL
10:23 am - MIKE BOOK and THUNDER
Mike Book of the WV Raptor Rehabilitation Center brings his 17 year old Eagle named “Thunder” and presents an intriguing and informative program at weekly Rotary meeting.
11:00 am - TAKE A VET TO SCHOOL DAY
Veterans from Marion and beyond are honored at East Fairmont High School and share their stories with students. Veterans include Patrick Ferrell, Iraq; Kenneth Waddell, Korea; George Fisher, Vietnam; “Libby” Stout, WW II Women’s Army Corp; and George Judy, WW II. Also shown are the East Fairmont High School Band honoring the students; Lenny Hannigan, General Manager of Time Warner; Mrs. Tracey Linn, social science teacher; David Nuzum, Principal of EFHS; Kayla Pomp and Paris Winfrey, Jr, students at East Fairmont High School. Special videos of “Woody” Williams and Senator Jay Rockefeller are shown.
12:26 pm - MARION COUNTY COMMISSION
The last session of the Marion Commission for this year is held. A special ceremony is given to Alan Parks. Randy Elliott then shares the contributions Parks has made as a commissioner. He then discusses the role of the Marion County Commission with the Northern WV Regional Airport at Bridgeport which Marion County jointly owns
12:51 pm - CANDIDATES SWEARING IN
Most of the Marion County Candidates elected to public office were sworn in on Wed., Dec. 17th at the Court House. Even though some swearing ins were ceremonial, this well attended event featured comments by newly elected Supreme Court Justice Menis Ketchum and Secretary of State Natalie Tennant. John Perdue speaks briefly. My mistake in filming failed to capture the swearing in of Delegate Longstreth and Caputo.
1:32 pm - A.A.R.P. PROGRAM
Eric Wells hosts this program which features a special section of Volunteering to making a difference and money management volunteers.
2:02 pm - ARMY NEWS WATCH
Highlights feature Around the Army, Airlifting, JTF East Treaty, the Expert Infantry Badge, Tribal Vet Visit, Gopher Tortoise, Forgotten Battle of Hurgen Forest, the First Female 4 Star General is recognized, Super-fiber invented, Medical Evaluation Board helps veterans navigate medical how to, Thanksgiving in Space, and the winner in the Army’s singing competition.
2:30 pm - CONSUMER SCIENCE ADS
This new program feature 19 ads and PSA that assists in helping people improve their lives. Ads include Maternal Fetal Care International, Moffett Cancer Center, the Vision Council, Exercise Alternatives, Internet Safety, Online Shopping Tips, Pointers for Parents, and Entertaining Oddities (Toys).
2:53 pm - SPECIAL ADS TO ASSIST CHANNEL 10
3:00 pm - FAITH IN ACTION
Faith United Methodist Church takes it faith into action at numerous community sites. Shown in the video is work done at American Red Cross, HOPE, Inc., Soup Opera, Food Pantry, Salvation Army, North Central Community Action, and Wesley Foundation. Participants include Ray Richardson, Harriet Sutton, Tiffany Samuels, Kurt Schmidt, Phil Wilmoth, Deanna Moore, and Doug Nuzum
3:35 pm - TRANSIT AUTHORITY PROGRAM
This first program features the role of the Fairmont Marion County Transit Authority serving the citizens of Marion County. George Levitsky, General Manager, Fairmont-Marion County Transit Authority, takes us to Merchant St. where riders are visited as they board to be taken to Mylan in Morgantown. People interviewed were John Bonasso, Sue Carpenter, Julie Boone, and Deborah Dooley. Dwight Snodgrass, Transit Authority Driver, is interviewed.
3:54 pm - ARMY NEWS WATCH
Program includes Youth Obesity, General Petraeus, culinary arts students, NASCAR racing, IED Devices, Women’s Army Corp celebrates 30 years, GPS Use in the military, 14,000 troops remembered daily at Binnarville, France by Scott Desjardins, assistant superintendent; De De Cordell goes to Iraq in a combat zone as her husband stays behind and leadership as a NCO; honoring Veterans at Baseball fields across America, and disable soldiers runs.
4:24 pm - VOCAL TAPESTRY IN CONCERT
This unique and distinctively Marion County vocal group, under the direction of Doug Bunner, is seen performing at First Presbyterian Church on Dec. 11, 2007 and at the White House on Dec. 21, 2008. The program will highlight the concert at the Baptist Temple on Dec. 13, 2008 and their second visit to the White House on Dec. 2008
5:12 pm - MONONGAH MINE DISASTER
The original Monongah Mine Disaster Film produced by David McAteer and produced by John Ullom highlights the events of the Monongah Mine Disaster of December 6, 1907 and the events in following years.
5:41 pm - COMBINATION OF 2006-07 HIGHLIGHTS
Performances of the 2007 Thanksgiving service and excerpts from the West Fairmont Choraliers 2007 concert and the Feast of the Seven Fishes and an invitation to participate in the 2008 events are shown in this 40 minute presentation.
6:20 pm - GINA DAHLIA: INTERVIEW & FILM
Gina Dahlia discusses her documentary she created, wrote, produced, and edited, called “The Monongah Heroine.” This film tells the untold story of the women affected by the Monongah Mine Tragedy of 1907. It has been shown of West Virginia Public Education twice, but this is the first viewing on Public Access. Gina is also the producer of WVU News, working with students producing news stories that are also shown on Public Television each Sunday afternoon. This makes a good addition to channel 19
7:00 pm - FEAST OF THE SEVEN FISHES
Many events of the event are shown, including the opening ceremonies, the music, the booths and exhibitors. This program was assisted by Friendly Furniture Galleries of Fairmont.
7:46 pm - Tribute to Rev. Donal “Jack” Squires
An interview I did in 2004 with a special hero Rev. Donal “Jack” Squires. This year’s Chamber of Commerce created a Lifetime Achievement Award in his memory and I was humbled to receive it. This is my way of saying thanks to him and to the Chamber.
8:10 pm - TRANSIT AUTHORITY PROGRAM
This monthly program features highlights of the Fairmont Marion Transit Authority. Today, we visit with John Urso who discusses the “Curse Jar” and how it turned into an “angel tree.” Ron Turner talks about his love of bus driving and the recognition of being an “everyday” hero. John Pace talks about being a Senior Aide. George Levitsky takes us on a tour of the newly enlarged Transit Authority complex and explains all the changes and the benefits to the citizens of Marion County
8:40 pm - COACH TIM MURPHY, Fairmont State
Before a meeting with the local Rotary, Lions, and Kiwanis, Coach Tim Murphy discusses the 2008-09 Fairmont State Basketball Team. We then take our camera to West Liberty and capture some footage there as well as viewing Reid Amos in action
9:20 pm - HISTORICAL SOCIETY 100th CELEBRATION
As part of the Feast of the Seven Fishes the Marion County Historical Society observed its 100th Celebration. Special speakers included Dr. Anderson from the WV Historical Society, Blair Montgomery of the Pierpont Community and Technical College, D. Max Francis of the Community Endowment Fund, Dr. Jim Coleman and Elizabeth Swiger on funding the Foundation, Dora Kay Grubb, and JoAnn Lough. Senator Prezioso represented the Governor and Mr. Joe Reynolds represented the County Delegates. Rusty Elliott represented the County Commissioners and Council members Warner and Smith represented the City.
10:04 pm - FAIRMONT CITY COUNCIL
10:23 pm - MIKE BOOK and THUNDER
Mike Book of the WV Raptor Rehabilitation Center brings his 17 year old Eagle named “Thunder” and presents an intriguing and informative program at weekly Rotary meeting.
11:00 pm - TAKE A VET TO SCHOOL DAY
Veterans from Marion and beyond are honored at East Fairmont High School and share their stories with students. Veterans include Patrick Ferrell, Iraq; Kenneth Waddell, Korea; George Fisher, Vietnam; “Libby” Stout, WW II Women’s Army Corp; and George Judy, WW II. Also shown are the East Fairmont High School Band honoring the students; Lenny Hannigan, General Manager of Time Warner; Mrs. Tracey Linn, social science teacher; David Nuzum, Principal of EFHS; Kayla Pomp and Paris Winfrey, Jr, students at East Fairmont High School. Special videos of “Woody” Williams and Senator Jay Rockefeller are shown.
12:26 am - MARION COUNTY COMMISSION
The last session of the Marion Commission for this year is held. A special ceremony is given to Alan Parks. Randy Elliott then shares the contributions Parks has made as a commissioner. He then discusses the role of the Marion County Commission with the Northern WV Regional Airport at Bridgeport which Marion County jointly owns
12:51 am - CANDIDATES SWEARING IN
Most of the Marion County Candidates elected to public office were sworn in on Wed., Dec. 17th at the Court House. Even though some swearing ins were ceremonial, this well attended event featured comments by newly elected Supreme Court Justice Menis Ketchum and Secretary of State Natalie Tennant. John Perdue speaks briefly. My mistake in filming failed to capture the swearing in of Delegate Longstreth and Caputo.
1:32 am - A.A.R.P. PROGRAM
Eric Wells hosts this program which features a special section of Volunteering to making a difference and money management volunteers.
2:02 am - ARMY NEWS WATCH
Highlights feature Around the Army, Airlifting, JTF East Treaty, the Expert Infantry Badge, Tribal Vet Visit, Gopher Tortoise, Forgotten Battle of Hurgen Forest, the First Female 4 Star General is recognized, Super-fiber invented, Medical Evaluation Board helps veterans navigate medical how to, Thanksgiving in Space, and the winner in the Army’s singing competition.
2:30 am - CONSUMER SCIENCE ADS
This new program feature 19 ads and PSA that assists in helping people improve their lives. Ads include Maternal Fetal Care International, Moffett Cancer Center, the Vision Council, Exercise Alternatives, Internet Safety, Online Shopping Tips, Pointers for Parents, and Entertaining Oddities (Toys).
2:53 am - SPECIAL ADS TO ASSIST CHANNEL 10
3:00 am - FAITH IN ACTION
Faith United Methodist Church takes it faith into action at numerous community sites. Shown in the video is work done at American Red Cross, HOPE, Inc., Soup Opera, Food Pantry, Salvation Army, North Central Community Action, and Wesley Foundation. Participants include Ray Richardson, Harriet Sutton, Tiffany Samuels, Kurt Schmidt, Phil Wilmoth, Deanna Moore, and Doug Nuzum
3:35 am - TRANSIT AUTHORITY PROGRAM
This first program features the role of the Fairmont Marion County Transit Authority serving the citizens of Marion County. George Levitsky, General Manager, Fairmont-Marion County Transit Authority, takes us to Merchant St. where riders are visited as they board to be taken to Mylan in Morgantown. People interviewed were John Bonasso, Sue Carpenter, Julie Boone, and Deborah Dooley. Dwight Snodgrass, Transit Authority Driver, is interviewed.
3:54 am - ARMY NEWS WATCH
Program includes Youth Obesity, General Petraeus, culinary arts students, NASCAR racing, IED Devices, Women’s Army Corp celebrates 30 years, GPS Use in the military, 14,000 troops remembered daily at Binnarville, France by Scott Desjardins, assistant superintendent; De De Cordell goes to Iraq in a combat zone as her husband stays behind and leadership as a NCO; honoring Veterans at Baseball fields across America, and disable soldiers runs.
4:24 am - VOCAL TAPESTRY IN CONCERT
This unique and distinctively Marion County vocal group, under the direction of Doug Bunner, is seen performing at First Presbyterian Church on Dec. 11, 2007 and at the White House on Dec. 21, 2008. The program will highlight the concert at the Baptist Temple on Dec. 13, 2008 and their second visit to the White House on Dec. 2008
5:12 am - MONONGAH MINE DISASTER
The original Monongah Mine Disaster Film produced by David McAteer and produced by John Ullom highlights the events of the Monongah Mine Disaster of December 6, 1907 and the events in following years.
5:41 am - COMBINATION OF 2006-07 HIGHLIGHTS
Performances of the 2007 Thanksgiving service and excerpts from the West Fairmont Choraliers 2007 concert and the Feast of the Seven Fishes and an invitation to participate in the 2008 events are shown in this 40 minute presentation.
6:20 am - GINA DAHLIA: INTERVIEW & FILM
Gina Dahlia discusses her documentary she created, wrote, produced, and edited, called “The Monongah Heroine.” This film tells the untold story of the women affected by the Monongah Mine Tragedy of 1907. It has been shown of West Virginia Public Education twice, but this is the first viewing on Public Access. Gina is also the producer of WVU News, working with students producing news stories that are also shown on Public Television each Sunday afternoon. This makes a good addition to channel 19
