Listen to WilmingtonFAVS' piece on WHQR 91.3 FM this week about Wilmington's public TV access fight and the role churches play in it.
Here's the story we ran last week.
- Amanda Greene
Topics:
Culture,
Business
Beliefs:
Christian - Protestant, Interfaith
Tags:
cable, public access tv, seacc, time warner, wilmington
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Wilmington's public access channel ended in 2009, but area clergy and community leaders are trying to get it started again.
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Wilmington Mayor Bill Saffo says Wilmington City Council and New Hanover County Commissioners need to work together to explore restoring Channel 4.
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But the issue of a public access television channel for Wilmington is not on the city council agenda for tonight's meeting (Jan. 8).
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In its 14 years, The Salt Shaker Bookstore and Cafe, closing by the end of February, became a meeting place for Christians, a convener for cultural experiences and nationally known authors and yes, a place to buy lots of Christian books and gifts.
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Hadassah, the women's organization to support Israel, is turning 100 this year and Wilmington's Hadassah society is celebrating with a joint service this Friday (Oct. 26).
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It is really a painful time for Heather. The <a >writing essays</a> on such a delicate topic is real...
So well deserved! The FAVS team is proud of you!
Thanks so much Jana! My ears are blushy pink.
This change is so very absurd and disturbing. People react different ways to grieving and not all s...
You were my favorite writer at the StarNews years ago (I was a little star-struck when I first met y...
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