[ 1 ]

NewTVJournalTABLE OF CONTENTS

Mission Statement ...........................2

Contacts ..........................................2

General Updates .............................4

Community Partner Update ............4

Channel Updates .............................5

Program Schedule ...........................6

Get Involved ....................................7

New Members .................................8

UpCOmiNg EvENTSNewTv Annual meetingWednesday, March 20 at 7pm NewTV’s 22nd Annual Meeting will be held at our studio in Newton. There will be an annual report, refreshments, and one nominee will be elected to the NewTV Board of Directors. Ballots will be distributed to members in good standing the night of the event. For absentee ballot info, please contact Cheryl Uttaro at cherylu@newtv.org.

NewTv Red Carpet AwardsThursday, April 25 at 7pmNewTV’s Annual Red Carpet Awards will be held at our studio in Newton. All producers interested in nominating a program from 2012 should submit a DVD copy, or email Member Services Coordinator Michael Crossen-Sills at michaelcs@newtv.org by Monday, April 1st to be considered for an award. For more information and a complete description of the rules, visit newtv.org/redcarpetawards.

The Claremont Trio comes to NewtonSunday, May 12 at 4pmWilson Chapel, 210 Herrick Rd., Newton CentreTickets: Special Friend $50/person, $30/adult, $20/seniors, $5 off advance purchasesThese world-class artists will perform a program of chamber music for piano, violin and cello. The concert will take place in the Wilson Chapel, 210 Herrick Road, Newton Centre on May 12th at 4 pm. All proceeds go to the James Thornblade Scholarship Fund. For more info, visit suzukinewton.org/events.html.

Sp

RiN

g 2

013

23 Needham Street Newton MA 02461 617.965.7200 newtv.org

(Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 3)

NEwTv AFTER SChOOL pROgRAm 2012–2013by Melinda Garfield,

Education Channel Coordinator

Last year NewTV introduced the NewTV After

School Program to get Newton elementary

and middle school students excited about

producing television, in the hope that they

will continue their education at the high

school level. The program is free for all

families and is held at each public school.

The feedback from parents has been positive

and the kids have been eager to participate.

Depending upon the month, we have been

offering each school a three- or four-session

program, during which students learn how

to use video cameras with proper shot

composition and produce public service

announcements and music videos. They

also get a chance to take part in our

“Campfire Stories” segment included in

NewTV’s original program The Folklorist. The

students shoot their videos on Canon VIXIA

HD camcorders, intern Noah Zucker edits

their projects together for broadcasting, and

each student receives a DVD of his or her

work at the end of the program.

So far this year, we have been to the Angier,

Bowen, Burr, Lincoln Eliot, Memorial

Spaulding, Peirce, Underwood and Ward

ORigiNAL pROgRAmmiNg UpdATEby Angela Harrer, Media Specialist

Back by popular demand this spring is the

second episode of NewTV’s original program,

The Folklorist, featuring host John Horrigan.

For those of you who are unfamiliar, the show

explores the historical events and stories that

make up the fabric of our cultural heritage.

We’re also currently in production on several

new episodes of the program, with the

entire first season of eight 30-minute shows

expected for a release this fall.

So how do we do it? For creating the look

and feel of the show, we use a basic studio

setup similar to a black box theater, and

shoot using one of our Sony NXCAMs

mounted on an eight-foot jib to give viewers

a more cinematic experience. We record

John’s footage and the reenactments in the

studio, and incorporate clips of archival and

field footage to help tell the story visually.

For any field footage, we shoot on a Canon

C300 using various prime and zoom lenses

to give it a nice depth of field that looks

similar to film. It’s incredible what can be

accomplished right here in the studio with

just a little creativity and a lot of dedication!

For more information, or to watch the

program, visit newtv.org/folklorist.

23 Needham Street Newton MA 02461 617.965.7200 newtv@newtv.org newtv.orgNewTVJournal

BOB KELLYExecutive Directorbobk@newtv.org 617.965.7200 x117

CHERYL UTTAROOffice Managercherylu@newtv.org617.965.7200 x114

SHELLY KAMANITZMarketing Managershellyk@newtv.org617.965.7200 x125

STEVE RUSSODirector of Operationsstever@newtv.org617.965.7200 x122

JASON BROWNIT Managerjasonb@newtv.org617.965.7200 x131

ANGELA HARRERMedia Specialistangelah@newtv.org 617.965.7200 x120

ANDREW ELDRIDGE Content Producerandrewe@newtv.org617.965.7200 x133

JENN ADAMSNews Directorjenna@newtv.org617.965.7200 x121

MICHAEL CROSSEN-SILLSMember Services Coordinatormichaelcs@newtv.org 617.965.7200 x112

STEPHEN M. KESSINGERGovernment Channel Coordinatorstephenk@newtv.org 617.965.7200 x135

MELINDA GARFIELDEducation Channel Coordinatormelindag@newtv.org 617.965.7200 x137

KATHLEEN GOLDENProduction Coordinatorkathleeng@newtv.org617.965.7200 x181

RICHARD BERMANProduction Assistantrichard.berman@hotmail.com

NEwTv STAFF CONTACTS

[ 2 ]

miSSiON STATEmENT

NewTV is a non-profit Newton-based organization

dedicated to providing the diverse Newton

community with a platform for opinions, news

and local information not generally available from

commercial or public media. NewTV also offers

training, a media facility and content distribution

while supporting the First Amendment right to

free speech of the Newton community.

23 Needham Street Newton MA 02461 617.965.7200 newtv@newtv.org newtv.org NewTVJournal

[ 3 ]

NEwTv AFTER SChOOL pROgRAm 2012–2013(Continued from page 1)

ORigiNAL pROgRAmmiNg UpdATE (Continued from page 1)

Elementary Schools. We also welcomed

Solomon Schechter Day School students as

our newest members. Starting in March, we

will be at the Cabot, Countryside, Horace

Mann and Franklin Elementary Schools. In

April, we will be holding a special session

for Burr and Williams After Care Programs.

Finally, we hope to offer an introductory

course in Final Cut Pro this summer to all

students who participated in the After School

program. To check out the students’ work, go

to newtv.org/programming/education/newtv-

after-school-programs.

Angela Harrer and John Horrigan on the set of The Folklorist

About the teacher: Melinda Garfi eld is

the Education Channel Coordinator at

NewTV. She holds a bachelor’s degree

in Communications, is a Massachusetts

licensed and certifi ed educator, and was

a middle school digital media instructor

in Revere from 2006 to 2008. When

asked about her experience teaching the

NewTV After School Program, Melinda

said “My favorite part of the program is

the last day . . . (ha ha) when a student

is leaving and says ‘Oh man, today’s our

last class? Well, thanks so much, I had a

really great time.’ It makes it all worth it!”

The Original Programming Department is

pleased to announce that we’ll also be adding

some exciting new shows to the roster,

including the premiere of Taste Test this spring,

as well as a new pilot we’ll be announcing this

summer. Stayed tuned for more information

about what’s coming up by visiting us online

at newtv.org.

At NewTV we’re always on the lookout for

exciting new stories and discovering new

talent. If you have a great idea for a fi lm or

television pilot, or would like to crew or be

cast in any of Original Programming’s current

shows, contact andrewe@newtv.org or

angelah@newtv.org to get involved, or for more

information about our upcoming schedule.

Melinda Garfi eld and student

gENERAL UpdATES

23 Needham Street Newton MA 02461 617.965.7200 newtv@newtv.org newtv.orgNewTVJournal

[ 4 ]

winter volunteer Spotlight

NewTV would like to recognize Richard Berman for all his time and effort at the station. Richard has crewed on numerous studio shoots including Veracity and Civic Action, as well as field shoots like VCW LiveWire. He is also preparing to shoot his own project this coming summer. No matter who he helps, Richard can always be counted on for his knowledge and enthusiasm.

For his contributions to NewTV, Richard will receive a gift card to be determined later. Be on the lookout for our Spring Volunteer Spotlight in the Summer Newsletter. It could be you!

New member Orientations Monday, March 4, 7pm Monday, April 1, 7pm Monday, May 6, 7pm

NewTv member’s Crew Call If you’d like to volunteer on any NewTV staff production (city events, schools) or Community Channel (members’) studio programs, contact Member Services Coordinator Michael Crossen-Sills at 617-965-7200 x112 or michaelcs@newtv.org.

UpCOmiNg EvENTS

Newton Free Library Author Talk Wednesday, March 20, 7:30pm Newton Free Library, 330 Homer St., Newton, MA Boston University Professor of Journalism Dick Lehr will speak on his new book, Whitey: the Life of America’s Most Notorious Mob Boss. The book is co-authored by Gerard O’Neil, a Pulitzer Prize–winning former Boston Globe editor. The talk will be followed by a book signing with books provided by New England Mobile Book Fair. More info: newtonfreelibrary.net

Jazz week ‘13 April 26–May 5 Jazz Week, a collaborative, decentralized celebration of the music by the entire greater Boston jazz community, returns this spring for the seventh consecutive year from April 26th through May 5th. The theme for the 10-day event, which is coordinated and promoted by JazzBoston, is Jazz is in the house! More info: jazzboston.org

Community partner Update: Newton-wellesley hospital gearing Up for Boston marathon

Are you worried you can’t complete your marathon preparation due to injury? Are you sidelined with a running injury? Are you cutting back on running because of pain? Come to one of Newton-Wellesley Hospital’s FREE pre-marathon screenings in march for an assessment by a Newton-Wellesley physical therapist.

Also, for the 13th consecutive year, NWH will offer FREE post-marathon injury clinics in April to provide diagnosis and treatment of injuries that are the result of participating in the Boston Marathon.

Want to get involved on Marathon Day for a good cause, but can’t run 26.2 miles? Then how about rowing instead? Join Newton-Wellesley for its Eighth Annual ERG Marathon on Monday, April 15. Starting time is at 9:00 am, with most rowers covering the marathon distance in 2½ to 3 hours. More info at nwh.org/rowing.

Newton-Wellesley Hospital, which is located at the Boston Marathon’s 17 mile mark, is an official medical provider of the Boston Marathon and partner with the Boston Athletic Association, providing pre- and post-marathon services to athletes. Newton-Wellesley sponsors the Athletes Village Medical Tents, which house medical professionals to provide treatment for runners and spectators. Throughout the year, NWH offers outreach programs to help athletes avoid injury and maximize performance.

For more info on our free injury clinics or other special events at Newton-wellesley hospital, visit nwh.org/community or email carefinder@partners.org

Special NewTv workshops

Field production workshopWant to make your own on-location video? NewTV’s Field Production Workshop takes students through a comprehensive video production experience from concept to completion. Throughout the workshop, you’ll learn about equipment, pre-production, shooting and editing, with the goal of having a finished piece to take home. This six-session course will be scheduled according to students’ availability. Starts Monday, May 13, 6:30pm

Studio production workshopJoin other members to produce a studio shoot. With this Studio Production Workshop, members will be put into groups and asked to produce a project given by the instructors. Throughout the workshop, members will learn about equipment, pre-production, shooting and recording live to tape, while also producing a great segment and getting critiques and aid from the instructors. After the initial meeting, all subsequent days will be scheduled accordingly. Starts Wednesday, April 10, 6:30pm

NewTVJournal

[ 5 ]

gOvERNmENT ChANNEL UpdATEby Stephen M. Kessinger, Government Channel Coordinator

As a source of continued transparency, NewTV’s Government Channel was there to bring you the live and unedited meetings that have been part of the recent override election discussions. NewTV is the only source that provides gavel-to-gavel municipal meeting coverage available through both our channel and on demand via our website. We look forward to working with elected officials and city representatives to explain the challenges the community faces regarding aging infrastructure and balancing fiscal issues. NewTV will begin a collaboration with Sheriff Peter Koutoujian’s office to produce a monthly program that highlights many aspects and initiatives the sheriff is undertaking across the county. This partnership emphasizes NewTV’s commitment to developing programming at a municipal, county and state level.

UpdATEby Jenn Adams, News Director

Spring is right around that mound of snow and with that comes a new crop of interns. We welcome to the Newton News team Alex Hyacinthe and Patrick Thomas, both graduate students at Boston University. Ana Bottary from Curry College is back for another semester, and Rachel Rausch and Dan Smith continue their coverage of news and sports. We have internships for every season of the year. If you know of someone interested in interning or volunteering for Newton News as a broadcast journalist, contact me at 617-965-7200 x121 or email jenna@newtv.org. And be sure to catch Newton News every Wednesday at 6pm or online at newtonnews.org.

23 Needham Street Newton MA 02461 617.965.7200 newtv@newtv.org newtv.org

COmmUNiTY ChANNEL UpdATEby Michael Crossen-Sills, Member Services Coordinator

This year at NewTV, keep an eye out for a number of great events we’re hosting for our members and the community. We’ll be kicking things off with a unique experience that will transport you to a simpler time in film: The Not-So-Silent Cinema featuring the New River Ensemble will be performing the soundtrack to classic Buster Keaton films including Cops and The Haunted House. The ensemble is made up of a keyboardist, clarinetist and cellist, and they’ll be playing live in the studio. Come in, get comfy and enjoy the films while grabbing some popcorn, candy and other refreshments. The event is free for NewTV members, students and seniors, and $5 for all non-NewTV members. If you can’t make this event, don’t worry; we’ll have plenty more on the way!

ThE EdUCATiON ChANNEL: wiNTER’S FEATURESby Melinda Garfield, Education Channel Coordinator

We are smack dab in the middle of winter but the Ed Channel is on fire with new productions and new programs! Take a look at new episodes of Science Quest and Storytime. We’ve got your sporting events from Newton North Boys Basketball to Newton South Girls Gymnastics. Tune into Bigelow Middle School Geo Bee and Acapelooza 4. Episode 2 of Stuck by Marielle Bosco is wrapping up production, and The Shadows is in final stage of edits! Our interns are hard at work, with Noah Zucker editing NewTV’s After School Program episodes, Johnny Medlar producing Time Warp, Rachel Brown editing Newton school productions and Branden Lee helping out different departments at NewTV. And calling all high school seniors: NewTV will be giving away $1000 scholarships to one student from North and one from South. Register online and don’t miss out!

ChANNEL UpdATES

23 Needham Street Newton MA 02461 617.965.7200 newtv@newtv.org newtv.orgNewTVJournal

[ 6 ]

Most NewTV programs are produced by member volunteers. Members’ programs

are on the Community Channel (C). Shows produced by local schools & colleges

are shown on the Education Channel (E). Newton City programs are on the

government Channel (g). Additional programs are produced by NewTV Staff.

COmmUNiTY ChANNELComcast 8 l RCN 15 l Verizon 34

Animal Agenda Monthly series on animal rights issues.(Diana Cartier) Wednesdays, 7:30pm

B.i.d. Needham For Your health Monthly series on health issues.(Leslie Handler-Stern) Fridays, 2:30pm (C); M-F, 10am (E)

Carter memorial United methodist ChurchWeekly church service. (John Olson) Wednesdays, 3:00pm

Civic Action Weekly, live discussion of local issues.(Jackie Morrissey/Brenda Loew) Wednesdays, 8:30pm

Common ground Political roundtable discussion. (Ken Parker) Thursdays, 8:00pm

Create A Tv Show! Series of original programs produced by Newton Community Education’s TV classes. Saturdays, 10:30am (C); M/W/F, 5:00pm (E)

democracy Now! Daily commentary with Amy Goodman.(Nancy Wrenn) M-F, 8:00am

drawing with mark Monthly lessons for young children. (Bob Palmer, Mark Marderosian) Mondays, 5:30pm

Employment News Tv (Russian) Monthly series about issues pertaining to Newton’s Russian community.(Svetlana Atakhanova) Sundays, 11:00am

green decade Lecture Series Monthly series on environmental issues.(Thomas Boyd) Mondays, 8:00pm

health Source Monthly series on health issues.(Rachel Kagno/Newton-WellesleyHospital) Fridays, 6:30pm

how to Be healthy & Still have a LifeMonthly show on health and fitness.(Barry O’Toole) Tuesdays, 8:30pm (C); M-F, 12:30 pm(E)

inside the Artist’s Studio(Regina Eliot-Ramsey) Tuesdays, 9:30pm

Let’s Age TogetherMonthly interviews with seniors.(Sheila Vernick) Tuesdays, 9:30pm

mosaic(Arthur Obermayer) T-F, 4:30am

ms. B Reads to me Monthly series with Barbara Goodenough reading to children. (Barbara Goodenough) S/S, 8:00am

Neighborhood Cooking with Candy gold Bi-weekly show on location with Candy and another local cook dishing up original recipes. (Candy Gold) Mondays, 7:00pm

New England prosperityMonthly show about Newton events and real estate. (Jim Lowenstern) Wednesday, 9:00pm

Newton Common Monthly series on local, topical issues.(Tom Concannon) Wednesdays, 8:00pm

Newton Legislative RoundtableMonthly discussion of local issues with the League of Women Voters.(Tami Roberts) Mondays, 9:00am

Newton News Weekly live (Wed.) local news produced by NewTV. Daily, 6:00pm

Newton Newsmakers with Charlie Shapiro Monthly series on Newton issues and politics. (Charlie Shapiro) Thursdays, 6:30pm

Nicole(Nicole Waheed) Thursdays, 7:00pm

On the Sunnyside of the Street Monthly show on life issues. (Tod Gross) Tuesdays, 6:30pm

Studio playhouseMonthly showcase of local theatre productions. (Regina Eliot-Ramsey) Mondays, 6:30pm

That’s the Law! with Attorney B. J. Krintzman Monthly, live discussion on legal issues.(B. J. Krintzman) Tuesdays, 8:00pm

The Best of Times Monthly discussion on a variety of topics.(Marjorie Heiser) Tuesdays, 7:00pm

The Environmental Show Monthly show co-produced by the Green Decade Coalition and the Newton Conservators. Thursdays, 7:30pm

The Tish macintosh ShowBi-monthly variety show.(Chloe Jankowitz) Tuesdays, 9:00pm

vCw LivewireWeekly wrestling program.(Robert Santonastaso) Mondays, 11:00pm

veracity Bi-weekly series on local and state issues.(Tom Sheff/Bob Conley) Mondays, 7:30pm

weather and its Surroundings Ongoing series on weather-related issues.(Brian Ives) Tuesdays, 5:00pm

wine inside OutBi-monthly series about wine.(Ron Quint) Wednesdays, 7:00pm

women in politicsBi-monthly series about women in politics.(Barbara John and Paul Sears) Tuesdays, 10:00pm

EdUCATiON ChANNELComcast 99 l RCN 3 l Verizon 32

Animal houseProduced by South Shore Animal Rescue Team. M-F, 3:00pm

Arts in the parksSummertime entertainment for pre-K.T/Th/Sat, 6:00am

Culinary KidA cooking show starring Avery the chef.M-F, 9:30am

drawing with markMonthly lessons for young children.(Bob Palmer, Mark Marderosian) T/Th, 8am

Educational documentariesVarious educational topics from various producers. Sundays, 1:30pm

i Can Be me . . . Better Than AnyoneA musical kids show produced in Maine.M-F, 10:00am

Jazzercise Weekly series of jazz aerobic exercise.(Milly Cuiffo) Daily, 9:00am

mindfulness SeriesA series of lectures produced by Newton Community Education. M-F, 11:00am

ms. B Reads to me Ms. B reads to children after school.(Barbara Goodenough) M-F, 2:30pm

Newton News Weekly local news produced by NewTV. Daily, 8:30am, 1:00pm, 6:00pm, and 10:00pm

pROgRAm SChEdULE

Please visit our website at newtv.org for a complete schedule with airtimes.

23 Needham Street Newton MA 02461 617.965.7200 newtv@newtv.org newtv.org NewTVJournal

[ 7 ]

Newton School productions Performances and projects from all public schools. M-F, 3pm & 4:30pm, M/W/F, 7:30pm, Sat, 1:30pm & 10:30pm, Sun, 6:30pm & 10:30pm

Newton School Sports Various games from public and private schools, colleges and private leagues. M/W/F, 6am, T/Th, 7:30pm, Sat, 6:30pm, & Sun, 9:30am

pre-School Laugh And LearnShows geared toward pre-schoolers.Sat & Sun, 8:00am

School Committee meetingsReplays every Wednesday at 10:30pm

Scientifi cally Speaking Daily variety of science programming.M-F, 2:00pm

TeenTvA teen news program produced by Home, Inc. in Cambridge. M-F, 4:00pm

The Reading Lady Teaches reading to young children.M-F, 1:30pm

Tiger Tube Monthly magazine show. (Neil Giordano/NNTV students) M-F, 6:30pm

Time warpVideo gaming show produced by intern Johnny Medlar. M-F, 5:30pm

ZooTube TvLearn about the animals at the Staten Island Zoo. M-F, 10:30am

gOvERNmENT ChANNELComcast 9 l RCN 13 l Verizon 33

Aldermen at work Behind-the-scenes series of how municipal government works. Daily, 6:30pm

Board of Aldermen meetings Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:30pm Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 8:00am

historical Newton presents The Newton History Society unearths discoveries in our own backyard! Daily, 4:00pm

School Committee meetings Wednesdays and Saturdays, 7:30pmTuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, 8:00am

Sound Off! Series by, for and about veterans. (Newton Dept. of Veteran’s Services) Daily, 7:00 pm

The gerry Leone Show County-wide discussions with the Middlesex District Attorney. Daily, 5:30 pm

The Newton Free Library presentsBooks and Beyond Monthly interviews with local authors, illustrators and performers; calendar of events. Daily, 7:30am & 5:00pm

mEmBERShip

It’s easy to become a NewTV member. Any Newton resident, non-profi t organization

or business can join NewTV for a small annual membership fee. Once you’ve signed

up, you are eligible to take any classes or workshops offered by NewTV, use any of

NewTV’s equipment and book the Conference Room or Studio, all free of charge with

your membership. For more information, visit newtv.org/membership.

COmmUNiTY pARTNERS

NewTV offers partnership opportunities to businesses and non-profi t organizations

alike, in the form of program sponsor, event sponsor, newsletter sponsor and

web-related sponsorship. As a state-of-the-art media center in the greater Boston

region, NewTV can provide your business with maximum exposure for a minimal cost.

By becoming a Community Partner you will increase your company’s visibility through

our cable channels, active website, widely-read newsletter and other event materials

distributed regularly to our viewers and members.

Your partnership with NewTV will help to support our successful Lipof internship

program, a newly created scholarship fund for aspiring college-bound students and

new informational and educational programs for our ever-growing viewership. Our

menu includes three-year commitments for each of the levels of sponsorship. NewTV

will also entertain in-kind service partnerships if it benefi ts both parties.

For more information, visit newtv.org/community-partners.

iNTERNShipS

NewTV offers interns unique opportunities that aren’t available elsewhere. Instead of

answering phones and working at an assignment desk, you could cover a community

event for Newton News, edit a documentary for the Government Channel, work

on your own project with the Education Channel or even design marketing and

promotional materials for the station. At NewTV, you get the hands-on experience

that you won’t get anywhere else. For more information, visit newtv.org/internships.

CLASSES

NewTV features over 20 classes each quarter, and also hosts several additional

workshops throughout the year focusing on a range of topics. To use NewTV’s

equipment, you must fi rst be a member in good standing and have attended our

monthly Orientation session. You can then choose to take any class in all three of our

production tracks: Studio Production, Field Production or Post Production (editing).

You may also take any of our other computer-based or continuing education classes.

For more information visit newtv.org/classes.

gET iNvOLvEd

23 Needham Street Newton MA 02461

NewTVJournal

[ 8 ]

Kevin Conroy, President

Brooke Lipsitt, Vice President

Jeff Seideman, Vice President

Janet Sterman, Treasurer

Ted Gross, Clerk

Diana Cartier

Thomas Concannon

Harvey Creem

Candy Gold

Greg Reibman

Paul Sears

Art Singer

Joan Wasser-Gish

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONUS POSTAGE PAID

BOSTON, MAPERMIT #59357

23 Needham Street Newton MA 02461 617.965.7200 newtv@newtv.org newtv.org

This Newsletter is sponsored by

New membersNewTV welcomes the following new members:

Barbara BenderGail BorkJames BuckleyAl CecchinelliRoxanne DeLeoTed EverettJohn FitzpatrickLauren FitzpatrickSean FitzpatrickJudy GiovangeloTom HoganJoseph JacobsonMonika Jain

Kat KingsleyLisa Beth KoufmanJacob LiptonSerena LiptonSteve LiptonLinda MarksEd MartinezPaulo MartinsBenjamin J. McElroyCharles McGintyIsabel McGintyMichael McGintyRobert Mullen

Lisa ParlagrecoEvan T. PerryMeredith PoultenDylan QuintJeremy RichmanAndrew RoyerBill St. GeorgeGarrow TroopSandra TroppAlyssa TrulenJoan Wasser-GishPam Wright

NewTv Board of directors