PACTV Newsletter Volume XXI| December 18, 2019
A Look Back at 2019
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Take a quick trip through some of the community stories produced by the Local Seen in 2019 - we look forward to 2020, and shining a light on the people, places, and events in our area!
A Skate Through Plymouth Skate Park
Plymouth, MA, has more than just one cool rock. Check out Max and James as they tool through some tricks at the Plymouth Skate Park.
Mass Memories Road Show: Plymouth
On Saturday, November 9th, the Mass Memories Road Show came to the Plymouth Public Library as a Plymouth 400 partner event.
the Local Seen was there to talk to some of the organizers and participants.
Poetry of Music
Quincy College students of Dr. Laurel Kornhiser visited with inmates at the Plymouth Country Correctional Facility, discussing the ways musical lyrics can be poetic, and then shared poetry of the prisoners and others at the Plymouth Public Library
Local Matters: Episode 9

Some of what is happening, and is going to happen, in our towns!
Cranberry Insignia

The Cape Cod Cranberry Growers’ Association (CCCGA) announced its insignia logo that will distinguish the fruit grown within the state as Massachusetts cranberries!

Views from Our Drones

Soar with us and take in the views from our drones in 2019!
Free PSAs for Non Profits!
In 2019, PACTV produced 32 PSAs for 22 different organizations: we look forward to serving more non profits in 2020!
To learn more or sign up for PSA Day, visit pactv.org/psaday or email Elizabeth@pactv.org
 Gone are the summer hours,
   The birds have left their bowers;
While the holly true retains his hue,
   Nor changes like the flowers.
   On his armed leaf reposes
   The berries tinged like roses;
For he's ever seen in red or green,
   While grim old Winter dozes.
-Thomas Miller
PACTV November Happenings

Find out about some of the services and coverage PACTV provided to our community in 2019.
Illuminate Thanksgiving 2019
Illuminate Thanksgiving 2019 Procession of Lights and Waterfront is a Plymouth 400 signature event. PACTV is a proud founding sponsor of Plymouth 400 - visit www.pactv.org/2020 to learn more. Thank you to Hawk Visuals for providing some footage for this video!
PCN Town Talk: Duxbury Director of Finance
John Q. Adams sits with Julie Thompson to discuss the drivers of the FY 21 budget.
PCN Town Talk: Pembroke's New COA Director Gretchen Emmetts
Pembroke’s New Council on Aging Director Gretchen Emmetts visits the PCN set to talk abut her new position, her background and her plans for the seniors of Pembroke .

State Matters:
Episode 43
State Rep. Muratore speaks with Jody Quinn, Advocate for the National Psoriasis Foundation, about the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of this immune mediated disease.

PCN Town Talk: Chair of Kingston Selectman
Julie Thompson invites Josh Warren on set to talk about the FY21 budget, new jobs and revenue for the town, and a fire department update.
Delicious and Nutritious:
Episode 13
Chef Jerry Levine cooks beef stew. Delicious and Nitritious is recorded at PACTV and the Plymouth Center for Active Living.
Government Update: December 2019
Snug Harbor's vulnerability and MPAC proposals to address it, and
Pembroke Town Manager Screening Committee Community Forum.
Titan TV: Pembroke High School

Executive Functioning and Homework Strategies Presented by Bryanna Murphy, MA, Ed.S. - PCMS School Psychologist & Team Chair

Laker TV: Silver Lake High School

Silver Lake vs Pembroke High Thanksgiving Football Game 2019

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