LOOK at September 2018

THE CHANGING FACE OF MEDIA

People are absorbing media on their terms across a number of different platforms.

We are changing with the times. We are taping more content in the field, traveling to more locations, talking to more people. This allows us to go more 'in depth' on the issues, allowing our viewers to see physical locations, providing more points of interest and engagement.

The NYS Legislature passed a law requiring employers to train their employees in sexual harassment. Attorney Michael Billok discusses the questions about implementing the guidelines.

C arrie Blanchard Residential Housing Program Specialist at the Veterans Health Administration and co-host Cheryl Hage-Perez, Executive Director of the Veterans & Community Housing Coalition discuss how Veterans from all wars, both sexes and all ages - can access services to help them personally and assist their family.

You never know where

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Elise Stefanik

Works to Make a Real Difference

Congresswoman Elise Stefanik believes new ideas, a new generation of leadership and bipartisan efforts will help solve the problems for the next generation. In an extended interview with LOOK Media, she highlights initiatives that effect her constituents.

Town of Moreau

Voters Approve New Sewer Line

Supervisor Todd Kusnierz and ARCC President Michael Bittel, discuss the impact of the approved sewer line along Rt 9. The $16M project is a catalyst for economic growth and was unanimously approved by the Town Board. The result of their combined efforts will help spur the vitality of the region.

Adirondack Folk School

LOOK Media goes on location with Executive Director Scott Hayden at the Adirondack Folk School. Course enrollments are robust as artists are passionate about sharing their crafts with students.

LOOK Headlines are now posted daily online on LOOK Media's home page.