PACTV Plymouth Quarterly Newsletter| June 2019
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4th of July!

PACTV is proud to provide live coverage of the Plymouth 4th of July Parade and the Plymouth Philharmonic's 4th of July concert.
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ArtWeek Plymouth

The Plymouth Bay Cultural District , along with artist Franklin Marval, local businesses, and members of the local arts and cultural communities worked together to create thirty unique and interactive events in Plymouth to celebrate ArtWeek.
Delicious and Nutritious:
 Episode 12
Chef Jerry Levine cooks pork loin stir fry with nutty balsamic rice - Yum!

The Art and Science of Aging Well
BID Plymouth hosted a presentation for seniors which included experts on topics ranging from staying fit to estate planning.

No Place for Hate
The Plymouth chapter of No Place for Hate has been working since the early 2000's to increase social justice in the community. We stopped by the library for their presentation Building Safer Communities.
American Voices in Poetry

Quincy College, Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department, and Plymouth Public Library collaborated in an event that features poetry read by students that inmates have written.
To see the full presentation,
Holmes Dam Removal
It had to go - to allow the free migration through Town Brook of thousands of herring. We were at the ceremony attended by Governor Baker and other officials to mark this last step in restoring our regional ecosystem.
Plymouth Town Hall Art Exhibit

The Town Hall Art and History Task Force put out a community call to local artists, and with the response staged a Plymouth-representative exhibition that you can visit until June of 2020 - Check it out!

 “ Summer is the annual permission slip to be lazy. To do nothing and have it count for something. To lie in the grass and count the stars. To sit on a branch and study the clouds."

Regina Brett

Government
Town Meeting

Click Here for links to our coverage of Town Meeting, which took place in three sessions from April 6-8th.

Marijuana Education

Plymouth Public Health Director Dr. Nate Horwitz-Willis invited Dr. Amy Turncliff on set to discuss little-known facts about the THC levels in marijuana available today.
New Select Board Member

Julie sits down with Patrick Flaherty, to learn about what he hopes to help accomplish for Pymouth in his new role.
Nook News: Episode 10

Beth Hadfield of The Center for Active Living welcomes Teresa Kourts of Old Colony Elder Services on set to discuss senior advocacy.


PSA Day August 9
Are you a non-profit organization or community service provider that needs media support to promote your organization or event? 

If you serve the communities of Duxbury, Kingston, Pembroke or Plymouth, PACTV can help. We will work with you to produce a public service announcement (PSA) of up to one minute, free of charge. 
The PSA can be used on your website, shared on social media and in online outreach efforts. The PSA will also be on PACTV's Community and YouTube channels.

PSA Day is August 9
Sign up by emailing Elizabeth at elizabeth@pactv.org

Check out this recent PSA produced for Plymouth Public Library :
Need Video?
  • Did you know that PACTV has a Creative Media Services department? Our team of visual artists, technicians, and storytellers can help businesses with all of their video needs.

Turn your ideas into reality! Revenue generated by Creative Media Services supports PACTV's services to the towns of Duxbury, Kingston, Pembroke and Plymouth.

Give Donna Rodriguez a call to talk about your next video project!
508 830 6999 x112 | Donna@pactv.org
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