JANUARY, 2014 Programs: All
Programs are shown at a.m. and p.m. at the same time in the day and night. We are also on the web 24
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7:00 Jim
Rote narrates House Tour
7:34 Christmas Toy Shop: 2003
8:08 2006
Highlight Stories
9:03 Coal Miner Appreciation Day
Swap Meet
9:26 Announcements
9:26 Announcements
9:30 Shoe
Give Away: First Presbyterian
9:41 VOCAL TAPESTRY CONCERT
10:43 FEAST
OF SEVEN FISHES MASS
10:58 FEAST
OF SEVEN FISHES
11:38 TOP
STORIES OF 2013
12:00 VOICES
FROM THE EARTH
2:19 Nov. 26 City Council Meeting
2:39 Nov.
6 County Commission Meeting
3:12 UNITED
WAY CHORAL CONCERT
4:00 Dec.
4 County Commission Meeting
4:34 Dec
11 County Commission Meeting
5:11 CONSUMER NEWS REPORT
5:11 CONSUMER NEWS REPORT
5:33 DEC.
10 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
6:29 Dec.
19 City Council Meeting
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at the same time . For example, if a program is on at 7:00
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Jim Rote describes the Morgan Morgan house
both from videos recorded in 2007 and in 2012. In today’s narration we are led
through the house and given a full description of the surroundings.
7:34:
CHRISTMAS TOY SHOP:
Highlights
from 4 days of filming in November included these interviews of volunteers Don
Burrows, Joy Powers, David Sturm, Butch Tennant, Rev. Holley Faulkner, Jr.,
Janet Chittum, Marsha Fluharty, Cassie Brown, Stephen Austin, Debbie Mann, Houston
Richardson & Kris Cinalli. Shoppers interviewed were Veronica Francis, Matt
Davis, Kathryn Comas, and Kaila Snider.
8:08 ROBERT
GOSLIN, DULCIMER CONVENTION, AND MARION COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION
COMMISSION: 2006.
These programs highlight the early history of
TV19. First, Robert Goslin is interviewed along with churches who helped him settle
from New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina; second, the 2006 WV State Dulcimer
Convention is presented from Fairmont as legend Patty Looman is interviewed and
invited to play; and third, the work of the MCPC in 2006 is shown when Dan
Talbett was Director and Tony Michalski was assistant.
9:03 Coal
Miner Appreciation Day Swap Meet:
Highlights
of the first WV Coal Miner’s Appreciation Day Swap Meet Dec. 6, 2013 includes
interviews with Matthew Kline (Singer, author, and activist); Carol Thorn,
President Everettville Historical Association on April 30, 1927 explosion that
killed 111; Danielle Petrak: Curator:
Royce Watts WVU Museum; Trudy Lemley on Carolina Mine and her book “Life in a
Northern WV Coal Mine Town;” Raven Thomas, AmeriCorp Vista worker with the
Marion Co. Historical Society; and Colin Gatland, co-founder of Eastern Mining
Collectors Association (EMCA)
9:30: SHOE
GIVE AWAY AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
This Special program of Dec. 14th
distributed 432 pairs of children. Interviewed were recipients Terry Sturm,
Rhonda Quisenberry, Lucas and Elizabeth and Rev. Elisa Neal, minister of the
church.
9:41: VOCAL
TAPESTRY CHRISTMAS CONCERT.
On Dec. 14, Vocal Tapestry performed at the Gathering. Selections
included “Ain’t-a-That Good News; O Rejoice, Ye Christians Loudly; I’m Gonna
Sing ‘Til the Spirit Moves In My Heart; Alleluia; Coventry Carol (men); Lift
Thine Eyes (women); It Came Upon a Midnight Clear; Away in a Manger; A Maiden
Most Gently; Still, Still, Still; What Sweeter Music; Candlelight Carol, Silent
Night; A Noel Medley; and a I Love Christmas Medley.”
10:43 FEAST OF SEVEN FISHES MASS:
Held at the Gathering, the Mass featured the priest Father
Hilarion Cann, liturgist Anthony Eates, and musician Danise Roncone.
10:58 FEAST OF SEVEN FISHES:
Highlights of the
Day in downtown Fairmont features interviews with vendors, performers, and
spectators. Vendors interviewed included Pauline Book, LeeAnn Cinalli, Pamela
Beerbower, Marie Nardi, Kevin Sansalone, Jay Rogers, Natalie Tennant, Crystal
Hickman & Maria Cartright, Zach and Heather Ayers, Master Chef Brian Floyd,
Josh Clark, Andy Herberger, Brandon Domico, and James Hoston, Jeanina Butcher,
Liz Currey, Patti Cinalli; Kara & Stacia Martin and Shon Salmon; and Terri
Tichneor. Visitors interviewed were George Levitsky and Todd Hall. Scenes are
shown from many of the vending booths of Benvenuto, West Fork Pottery, and Kettle
Corn. Entertainers shown performing were Benjamin Sota from Pittsburgh and Ben
DeFazio from Clarksburg.
11:38 TOP STORIES OF 2013:
Stories deal
with the future: (1) Fairmont General Hospital; (2) United Mine Workers Protest
against Patriot Coal; (3) Rivesville Power Plant closing; (4) Transfer of
Property between the City and County Commission of 400 block of Adams St. and
Palatine Park; (5) The World Pepperoni Roll Eating Contest at the 3 Rivers
Festival; (6) First Friday by Main St. Fairmont; (7) Remembering Margaret
Decker and Rev. John McKenney; (8) Brief Pictures of the Future in Programs;
and (9) Announcements of the month of Jan. 2014
12:00 VOICES FROM THE EARTH: Aug. 21
at Colebank Hall
Highlights include interviews
with Ilene Evans, Artistic Director of Voices from the Earth, Inc. and those
portraying African-American Civil War leaders. Dr. James Armstead is
interviewed as Maj. Martin Delany; Charles Everett Pace as Frederick
Douglass; Jamal Koram as Capt. Robert Smalls and Joey Madia as Captain Luis
Emilio. Brief scenes include discussion and interactions between participant
and audience. Outside scenes are fine but scenes from inside Colebank Hall are
orangish due to lighting.
2:19 CITY COUNCIL: NOV.
26
Highlights
include Fairmont City Council approving $360,000 purchase of the WesBanco
building on Merchant Street at the council meeting Tuesday as Jim Sago and
Eileen Layman presented the case. Also, the city approved the use of automatic
license plate readers by Fairmont police on a single vehicle to assist in very
specific situations. Charles Hillberry spoke against measure. A collective
bargaining agreement between the International Association of Firefighters and
the city were approved and Frank Hines was re-appointed to the Marion County
Parks and Recreation Commission for a three-year term
3:12 UNITED WAY CHORAL CONCERT: Dec. 1, 2013.
Music from FSU Collegiate and
Concert Choir, along with selections from WF High School, East Fairmont Middle,
Rivesville Middle, and Mannington Middle highlight the Christmas season and UW
Fund Raising Efforts.
4:00 COUNTY
COMMISSION: DEC. 4.
Highlights include all delinquent tax liens on real estate
within the county returned for non-payment for 2012. The Commission presented a Resolution and Order
Authorizing the Conveyance of Certain Property in the (100) Hundred Block of
Adams St. to the City of Fairmont for the property located at Palatine Park
which the City of Fairmont owns. Charlie Reese presented his update on the
Palatine Park Project in that both homes on New Street have been demolished;
Mayors on the Move Meeting went very well as well as meeting with the largest
re-cycling plant or facility in the world located in Fairmont called Resolute
with 130 employees. Charlie hopes that
they will expand into tissue plant; which produces toilet paper and tissues.
Belinda Biafore added that the County has been awarded $100,000.00 grant from
the Courthouse Facilities to do work on our skylights and roof in the
Courthouse. Blair Montgomery shared the Miners Swap Meet will take place this
Friday, December 6, 2013 from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Knights of
Columbus Hall in Fairmont. Ted Offutt, Marion County Day Report Director,
stated that Jan. is the target date for Marion County Drug Court. Chris
McIntire the 911 Director added that they began in December an open door policy
at their facility. They are inviting a volunteer fire department to their
facility each month so that they can see the facility and talk to some of those
dispatchers to try to make it easier to communicate with each other and what
each one needs in order to better serve the community.
4:34 COUNTY
COMMISSION: DEC. 11.
Highlights include Charlie Reese updates on “Riverfront Project
good news,” with an emphasis on bathrooms. Nancy Bickerstaff requested funding
for East West Stadium for seats; Rhomda Starn discussed new electronic filing
system, and partnership requests for various agencies were approved.
5:11 CONSUMER SCIENCE NEWS #185,
Highlights
include information on Eldercare, Energy, Vietnam Veterans, Global Corn
Breeding, Hot Water Bills, Car Crash Injuries, Physical Fitness Facts, and
Entertaining oddities on dogs and cats.
5:33 CITY COUNCIL:
DEC. 10:
Highlights include
Honor Flight Presentation and concerns by Shuck Construction; financial adjustments to budget
adopted as well as a variance on Adams St. Property.
6:29 CITY COUNCIL:
DEC. 17:
Highlights include
year end review by City Manager Jay Rogers and a presentation of the “File of
Life” by General
