There are reasons you might know that we belong to you. Those obligated to let you know we exist for you pay lawyers to help them skip on that obligation. A prospective new law can change that. HB5446
Capturing Wallingford from “Where you are!’ and compiling a video for sharing on Local@5 is an initiative to bring people together and archive our community as the people see it. … Continue reading From Where You Are
What is asked of Board Members? The WPAA-TV Board Member service commitment is 3 years. Attendance at six governance meetings & serve on one committee. The minimum financial contribution is … Continue reading The people who guide WPAA-TV into the future: The Board
What is public art in Wallingford? One thing it is not is collaborative. And where it is remains a mystery to most.
Information and civic literacy are the community education focuses of community media. Community education is provided in collaborative support of special video programs, engaging in community forums with questions for … Continue reading Civic Literacy, Elections, Community Media
Crowdsourcing Celebrate Wallingford Movie is the submission of images and videos taken by the participants and attendees of Celebrate Wallingford to a folder in the cloud to be edited by the youth team at WPAA-TV. Most submitted content will be from a cell phone, but users of drones and photographers are most welcome to join in.
Will you accept our inaugural offer for the production of your Wallingford small business story by our #TeenTigerTV crew under the guidance of a professional filmmaker? Community Funded Youth Program … Continue reading Wallingford Stories, Yours and Ours #TeentigerTV
Our Reply About Commitment Does the CAP have an agreement to provide a level of support higher than that set by the standards in Conn. Agencies Reg. § 16-331a-11? Public … Continue reading Commitment: A Higher Level of Support
“How well do you know us?” gives you a chance to be celebrated with us.
Published Record-Journal Weekender Op-Ed June 3, 2023 In June, WPAA-TV turns 30, but the legacy of community media in Wallingford is 48 years deep. All community media in Wallingford originated … Continue reading A long time to be in the dog house: WPAA-TV Turns 30
