Thursday, May 16, 2013
Pajak honored Citizen of the year for involvement in cable and Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club.
Mary Pajak was named Avon Lake’s 2013 Citizen of the Year for her significant involvement in, and dedication to, the community. “Mary Pajak has served this community with true dedication to the residents and to supporting civic organizations in Avon Lake,” Marty O’Donnell, President of the Avon Lake Community Council, who selected Pajak, said. As an active member of the Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club since 1993, Pajak continues to work endlessly in promoting community-wide involvement in conservation, civic planting, outreach and many other projects. Pajak has been on the Cable Television Advisory Commission for five years and the chairman for the past two years. After proposing an issue-based program covering current and relative topics, “…
Friday, March 8, 2013
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Week of March 6 – 12, 2013 Public Access Program Schedule This week on ALC-TV, a new series, presented by the Avon Lake Cable Television Advisory Commission, Issues and Opinions, seeks to highlight important topics. In this episode, hosted by Carol Murphy, expert panelists: Dr. Silvia Rimm, Psychologist, Author, and Parenting Specialist; Robert Scott, Superintendent of the Avon Lake City Schools; and Paige Baublitz-Watkins, School Director of Menlo Park Academy; discuss the noteworthy and timely topic of bullying. Cindy Earl, author of Claim Your Spotlight, talks with Traci about how to become an instant expert in your niche on Indelible Impression. During Jan & Jean: On the Scene, Chris Moore, Baking and Pastry Instructor at Lorain County…
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
What coming up this week on ALC-TV
Week of Nov. 28 – Dec. 4, 2012 This week on ALC-TV, Helping People … For a Lifetime provides an overview of the Lorain County Board of Developmental Disabilities, more commonly known as Murray Ridge Center. ALMU presents The Water Series with this installment Top Consumer Questions about Cryptosporidium. This show answers questions about water quality, water treatment and distribution, bottled water, home filtration, conservation, tastes and odors and more. Gerry Vogel and Jill Ralston are back again to discuss library events and happenings in this episode of Check This Out. During Jan & Jean: On the Scene, Joe Smith, from North Coast Taxidermy, stops by to discuss the taxidermy process, and his love of acting and theater. Barb and Andre …
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
What's on Avon Lake cable this wek.
Week of Sept. 26 – Oct. 2, 2012 This week on ALC-TV, Photographer Dave Dibbell stops by to talk about the Avon Lake deer on Jan & Jean: On the Scene. Barb and Andre visit Seven Mile Isle in part 2 of this two part series on Out & About. ALMU presents The Water Series with this installment The Story of Drinking Water. Kids will learn facts about water on our planet, water treatment in ancient times to the present, water resources and conservation, and much more. During the Environmental Issues Series, Avon Lake Engineering Department Manager, Joe Reitz, discusses Household Hazardous Wastes, Storm Water, and how this affects you, or rather, how you affect it. Special emphasis is given to the importance of properly disposing of common …
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Catch the State of the City Address and more on Avon Lake Cable.
Week of Sept. 19 – 25, 2012 This week on ALC-TV, Thomas Stuber, President and CEO of Lorain County Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services (LCADA), talks about the services that LCADA has to offer, and how you can help someone you think may have a problem with substance addiction on Jan & Jean: On the Scene. Taking risks to make something happen is the topic discussed on Indelible Impression, during which Traci’s guest, Audrey Wiggins, shares her thoughts on green marketing, her guests on her web based show, and trying something out of the box. On The Hazel Chapman Show, Hazel talks with author, Malcolm Wood, who shares stories of his many international adventures, and his new e-book, “Superheat”. Barb and Andre visit 7 Mile Isle in Part one …
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Bill sponsored by LaTourette could maintain current status if passed.
Avon Lake’s community television stations are being threatened by a state law that could potentially eliminate local access, including the city’s PEG (public, education and government) channels. The city’s Cable Access Manager, Fran Fisher, is urging residents concerned about losing PEG stations to contact Congresswoman Betty Sutton. On May 5 the federal Community Access Preservation Act (CAP Act), H.R. 1746 was introduced by Congresswoman Baldwin (D‐WI) and Congressman LaTourette (R‐OH). On May 23, Avon Lake Council introduced legislation in support of the resolution. The federal bill was introduced to counter state cable laws that went into effect several years ago in 20 states. In Ohio, former governor Ted Strickland signed state Senate…
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