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Town Board Special Press Conference |
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A Town Board Special Press Conference was held on Friday, 2/5/10, concerning the bond that East Hampton Town will be receiving. Tune in for specifics during the following days and times: Saturdays 8:30am & 9:02pm, Mondays 1:02am & 10:30am, Thursday 8:02pm, Friday 11:02am. This schedule will remain in place from 2/6-2/15, 2010. |
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LTV Announces Free Video on Demand Service |
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LTV is proud to begin offering all government meetings via the LTV website at www.ltveh.org. The new serviced titled "Video on Demand" will allow community members to watch all government meetings at any time from their own computers.
Videos will be posted to LTV's website within 24-hours of the meeting taping. Viewers are still encouraged to tune in Live for all East Hampton Town meetings. Those viewers with DVRs at home may also make use of convenient midnight scheduling of all board meetings.
We invite you to begin watching immediately. Click "Registration" on the left to begin. |
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Phil Berg |
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 Phil Berg has owned his motorcycle for three years. Heʼs put over 35,000 miles on it, and his dog Umma has been on board the whole way. Thatʼs extraordinary to be sure—but why have a show on LTV? “I was in California, and I got this coffee served in a cup that said ʻA writer is someone who wrote today.ʼ So after about eight cups of coffee, I said, ʻOK, I get the message.ʼ”
So Phil wrote and published a book about his adventures riding his bike with Umma on the back. When he returned to Montauk, he was looking for a way to make a contribution—without going into politics! “I went to NPR, and they interviewed me about my book. But at LTV, I spent a day, and then I was able to have my own show.” “Travels with Umma” is Phil Bergʼs freewheelinʼ ride through observation and opinion, with Umma by his side.
“Travels with Umma” airs Thursdays at 5:30pm |
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From The Archives: The Way We Were |
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 Itʼs no secret that the last 25 years have seen sweeping changes in our town, and, sadly, many of the most illustrious and beloved people who represented old East Hampton are now gone. This winter, weʼll resurrect those faces and voices and air the shows that feature an era of great personalities and flamboyant stories. Sundays at Five—Beginning Jan. 17th. Start the new year with old friends. Carlton Kelsey on our history…Barbara Hale tours her barn…Al Cavagnaro behind his bar…Frank Dayton in his carpentry shop…Robert Parrish on his life in fi lm…Norman Jaffee on houses…Siv Cedering on poetry…Mable DʼAmico in her studio…Robert Fizdale & Arthur Gold in the kitchen…Cathy Lester on fi shing…Rose Slivka remembers Elaine de Kooning…and Robert David Lion Gardiner on…what else? Gardinerʼs Island. |
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Town Board Work Sessions LIVE |
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Now you can follow Town Board Work Sessions as they happen from the comfort of home. LTV will now broadcast all Work Sessions (formerly known as the Brown Bag Meeting) LIVE beginning with the first work session of the year at 10:00am Tuesday, January 5. Viewers can also watch the once-monthly Saturday meetings live as well.
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LTV Wins Community Media Awards |
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  We all like a little positive feedback! Even when we turn 25.
This year, the Alliance for Community Media, a nationwide, non-profit organization (www.alliancecm.org) committed to assuring everyoneʼs access to electronic media, gave LTV two of its prestigious programming awards in a competition that covered the entire Northeast region. LTVʼs “Reading with Rockey” won second place in the childrenʼs programming category, and a video for “The Retreat”, which provides domestic violence services for East Hampton, also won second prize in the promotions category.
Weʼd like to congratulate—and thank!—everyone who worked on these two very worthwhile projects. And we look forward to producing more work like this in the future. |
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LTV celebrates 25 years of public access television |
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 Read all about LTV's 25 year journey in The East Hampton Press!
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