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On the Parade Ground will be re-telecast on a regular weekly schedule:
Monday thru Friday at 6:30 PM on Wallingford Comcast Cable 18- WPAA. Internet TV viewers will be able to see the program soon via a link at 7TownTV.org on the Wallingford pages.
The program will display the igive.com keyword WPAA portal call to action fundraising information for the WPAA CommunityBuilding project
Note:
Fundraising for local non-profits is not commercial use of the television station it is a community use of the station.
2010 We Make TV on Mondays
April 5th our guests are Thomas Jastermsky and avid supporters of a local initiative with a global reach that got its start on our Parade Ground: Holy Joe’s Cafe. Join us to discover how sharing a cup of coffee can bring a sense of peace in places of war.
More info: http://www.holyjoescafe.blogspot.com/
April 12th our guest is one of the community’s spiritual mothers, Nancy Freyberg of Parents & Kids Foundation. A candid conversation about making connections in the service of others. So many of you have broken bread with her…community meals and generational stories.
April 19th our guests, Sally Smith and Betty Berger, have stories of about making dreams come true and the inspiration that now creates everlasting smiles for Seniors by making fresh memories.
More info: www.seniorshavedreams.org
May 3rd our guest will share the latest about Relay for Life – how Wallingford participates in an international movement to end cancer.
With the following replay schedule
Replays Schedule-
Monday 9:30-10:00 PM
Tuesday: 7:30-8 PM
Wednesday: 1:30-2 PM
Friday: 4:30-5 PM
Saturday: 5-5:30 PM
Sunday: 11-11:30 AM
Where to watch –
COMCAST 18 – Wallingford only
U-verse 99 – WPAA Community Building TV
Internet – www.wpaa.tv
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Richard Mavrogeanes, of Vbrick, Denis R.Ouimette, AIA, Susan Huizenga, CACSCC with host an Houston, playwright discuss the history and symbolism of the Parade Ground. A planned space were once the public would be fined for not attending the Town Meeting, to industrialist homes made personal & public in their grand scale and turn-of-the-century styling. And the innkeeper of Wallingford calling to share just how difficult it is to find details from the period about the architecture of Wallingford. All in all a good 1st showing.