September 2013 Schedule
Sept. 2013 Programs: both AM/PM On the web 24 hours at http://gfcc.peg.tv
7:00 Farmer's Market
7:32 Fairmont Ward Centennial Celebration
8:09 Fairmont Ward Picnic
8:33 Father Walter Jagela
8:47 County Commission: July 31
9:27 United Way Commercial
9:30 Stealey Swim Championship
10:52 2013 United Way Kickoff
11:33 First Baptist/First Presbyterian VBS 11:57 United Way Commercial
12:00 First Friday
12:46 Chamber Dinner: Aug. 7
2:24 City Council: July 23
3:38 County Commission: Aug. 7
3:57 United Way Commercial
4:00 Skateboarding
4:29 Turley Center Dedication: Aug. 1
4:52 Paws for People: Aug. 1
5:11 County Commission: Aug. 14
5:56 City Council: Aug. 13
Programs for SEPT, 2013. Programs are shown at a.m. and p.m. at the same time daily. We are also on the web 24 hours a day at http://gfcc.peg.tv.
Time Length Program Description Date Recorded
7:00 32 min Farmer's Market:
Shoppers seen are Dora Ellifritz and Donita Brunett. Vendors seen are Tom and Jean Commondari, Lonnie and Beta Crites, Doug and Nancy Feasline of Morgantown; Molly Williams and Beth Fridley, Sudawan Richardson, Bob Layne, and Elke Polis.
7:32 38 min Fairmont Ward Centennial Celebration: July 26, 2013.
Highlights include pre celebration activities, including the Morningstar Baptist Youth Mime Group. Comments and guidance of the program was led by President Richard Waldron, 1st Councilor: Clarksburg Stake Presidency; Primary Children singing 'I Belong to the Church and We'll Bring the World His Truth." David Williams traces the History of the Mormon Church in West Virginia and north central WV; Chaplain James Riggs plays organ selection as pictures of the early Ward and members are shown; and Faye Hicks, President of Fairmont ward Relief Society, talks on the "100 Acts of Service." After a Women's Quarter song, Patrick D. Bowen speaks on "100 Years of Latter-Day Saints and Boy Scouts of America Relations." Judd Ashcraft, President of the Mannington branch, closes with prayer.
8:09 23 min Fairmont Ward Picnic: Aug. 3, 2013.
Highlights include community participation in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints event at their Meadowdale Ward. On tape are interviews with Susan Daniels of Second Ward, Sabrina Loudin of Buckhannon, Dakota Linger of Buckhannon (winner of mile race), Madeline Wright of Morgantown (female mile runner), Historian David Williams of Morgantown, and President Stephen Johns
8:33 13 min Father Walter Jagela:
The new priest at Immaculate Conception Church graciously shares his view of ministry and work
8:45 40 min County Commission: July 31.
Highlights included a check for $1,000 to Father Douglas Sutton on behalf of the Gabriel Project of Mannington to support the mission in Marion County to babies, children and mothers, $200 to the Marion County Master Gardeners for its fifth Tomato Festival to be held from noon-4 p.m. Aug. 18 at High Gate Carriage House, $500 to Monongahfest, set for Saturday, Aug. 17, $15,000 for the Marion County Humane Society with the Community Participation Program, and $5,000 for the Dunbar Community Foundation with the Community Participation Program.
It also approved the expansion of the Greater Paw Paw Sanitary District to provide sewerage service to the Monongalia County town of Crown. Ten employees of the Marion County 911 Center were awarded certificates of promotion: Michael Scott McFann and Shawna Leanna Snyder, sergeant; Donna Jean Heckel, Lacy Louise Morgan and Dana Marie Satterfield, lieutenant; and Angie Renee Clutter, Joseph Phillip Masturzo, Shawn David Parker, Sabrina Regina Haught and Lauren Elizabeth Boros, captain.
9:30 1 hr. 22 min Stealey Swim Meet: July 19-20.
Some of the qualifying and finals meets are recorded on Friday and Saturday. Interviews are conducted with Fairmont Swim coaches.
10:52 41 min United Way Kickoff: 2013: Aug. 1, 2013.
The event features speaker "Chuck" Jessup, publisher of the Fairmont Times-West Virginian and announcement of cabinet.
11:33 23 min First Baptist/First Presbyterian VBS: July 23
Highlights include interviews with Leslie Clark, Director of VBS and Youth Director Jason Sleet of First Baptist. Children are seen performing and studying along with Mary Bronson teaching. At First Presbyterian Becky Stivers, teacher of the combined Fleming Memorial and First Presbyterian is interviewed. Rev. Elise Neal, also known as "Miss Molly," is seen in her flamboyant costume and discusses the role of VBS and the week. Amy Starn, VBS Director, is interviewed.
12:00 46 min First Friday, featuring Qiet: Aug. 2, 2013.
Main Street Fairmont presents this eclectic group in a variety of musical settings at its summer monthly gathering
12:46 1 hr. 37 min Chamber of Commerce Dinner: Aug. 7
Highlights include the message by Heather Bresch, CEO of Mylan, Inc. and award given for various social, professional or business practices and services: Carpenter and Ford Funeral Home was named Small Business of the Year; Wade Linger was awarded the Education Award, which was accepted by his son, Rob; Joey Madia of Seven Stories Theatre Company received the President's Award. Jesse Corley, 18 years as former mayor of White Hall, was given special recognition. Bob and Shannon Tinnell received the Chairman's Award. And Butch Phillips of East Fairmont Foundation, the United Way Celebration of Lights and other charities was given the Rev. Donal "Jack" Squires Lifetime Achievement Award. Chamber President Tina Shaw presented four Marion County students with scholarships : Jacqueline Costello was awarded the Marion County Chamber of Commerce Leadership Award; Drew Edwards received the Rev. Donal "Jack" Squires Scholarship; Kelly Horton received the Dan Rider Youth Leadership Scholarship; and Jessica Miller was awarded the Seth Burton Memorial Foundation Scholarship.
2:24 1 hr. 13 min City Council Meeting: July 23
Highlights include people speaking about parking tickets: Sonja Davis, Matthew Bruce, Justin Sharp, and Ricky Sharp. Also, Anthony Horton spoke on Housing and code enforcement. Council approved a grant submission to the WV Development Office Participation Grant Program on behalf of the Fairmont Parks Commission for improvements to Palatine Park. Council member Bob Gribben made a motion to table appointments and reappointments of individuals to the Historic Preservation Review Commission.
3:38 20 min County Commission: Aug. 7.
Highlights include WV Community Partnership Grant for Historical Society's AmeriCorp Program. Dora Kay Grubb spoke. Katie Riffle Tournament was approved for support. The giving of $18,000 to all County Volunteer Fire Departments was issued. Accepting the gifts were Frank Loughley of Valley, Jeff Malick of Barrackville, Branch Schrader of Monongah, John Sanders of Farmington, Ryan Cottrell of Worthington, Barry Bledsoe of Bunner's Ridge, Justin Stover of Rivesville, Beth Goodwin of Winfield, John Riley of Grant Town, and Steve Gillespie of Fairview.
4:00 21 min Skateboarding: July 21-Aug. 20 2013.
Highlights are interviews with Allen Parrack and various skateboarders at the Park, and the appearance of Allan and Zack Foley at Marion County Commission meeting on August 14, 2013.
4:29 23 min Turley Center Dedication: Aug. 1 2013.
Highlights include Ribbon Cutting ceremony, tours, and interviews with President Maria Rose, Geneva K. Hines: Faculty: English Language and Coordinator-International Students; Ria Esame, International Student from Cameroon; Amie Fazalare, Director of Admissions & Recruitment for Fairmont State University; and Debra Bates, Certifying Official for Veterans. Our gracious tour guide was Marissa Sickle.
4:52 19 min Paws for People/Thrift Shop: Aug. 1.
Mark Reynolds, Director of Operations for the Paws for People, is interviewed both on campus at Fairmont State and at the Thrift Store at their 309 Cleveland Ave, suite 100 location. 2 of the dog trainers are also interviewed.
5:11 46 min County Commission: Aug. 14.
Zach Foley and Allan Parrack spoke on Skateboard Park. Jeff Biafore shared his role. Charlie Reese spoke on Riverfront Development. In other action, Amber Perry was hired as Office Manager/Addressing Assistant, salary $25,000.00 w/benefits, Conveyance of Poor Farm property from Marion County Development Authority, and $500 was approved for Back to School event at Windmill Park on August 24, 2013.
5:56 1 hr. 4 min City Council: Aug. 13.
Highlights included citizens petitions from Sandy Scaffidi, Marion County Economic Developer Charlie Reese, and Michael Howard. Council adopted an amended Pay Plan and list of occupational classes to provide for the correction and update of certain class titles deletion of antiquated class codes; & establishment of a date for payment of longevity pay. They also approved a study of fire department sub-stations, and approved a variance on property.
7:00 32:06 Farmer's Market
7:32 37:36 Fairmont Ward Centennial Celebration
8:09 22:58 Fairmont Ward Picnic
8:33 13:40 Father Walter Jagela
8:47 39:47 County Commission: July 31
9:27 2:33 United Way Commercial
9:30 1:22:40 Stealey Swim Championship
10:52 40:55 2013 United Way Kickoff
11:33 23:40 First Baptist/First Presbyterian VBS
11:57 2:33 United Way Commercial
12:00 46:42 First Friday
12:46 1:37:41 Chamber Dinner: Aug. 7
2:24 1:13:16 City Council: July 23
3:38 19:31 County Commission: Aug. 7
3:57 2:33 United Way Commercial
4:00 29:19 Skateboarding
4:29 23:14 Turley Center Dedication: Aug. 1
4:52 18:28 Paws for People: Aug. 1
5:11 45:46 County Commission: Aug. 14
5:56 1:04:12 City Council: Aug. 13
