Peters Township Community Television History
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1998
STATS & FACTS:
Total programs produced: 471
Most productions (month): 54 (May)
Least productions (month): 22 (June)
Total programming hours: 4,640
STAFF:
Public Access Director: Joseph Sorce, David Cable, Ryan Boni
Volunteer & Production Coordinator: Debbie Kirtz
PTHS Media Production Teachers: Robin Hodgin-Frick, Erin Feist
February
"The Friday Show" debuts
The station switches to a PowerPoint slide presentation for its bulletin board to replace the Texscan
Thomas Presbyterian Church is added to the Sunday line-up
March
The station purchases its Production Truck
April
Adelphia staff assist in the installation of a modulator at the High School for Channel 17, now all 3 channels can originate programming from the High School
June
PTCT buys its first Panasonic Supercam
The first "Last Word in Sports" is recorded
July
"Foodcrafting with Carolyn" debuts
August
Project V.O.I.D. & the Community Bulletin Board are honored at the 1998 National Association of Telecommunication Officers & Advisors Awards in San Diego
September
A crew from HBO Family Chanel arrives at PTHS to tape a behind-the-scenes look at the making of “Probable Consequences”
November
David Cable is named interim Public Access Director
Dr. Eugene Hammell takes over as the host of "Ask the Doctor"
December
Ryan Boni is hired as Peters Township Community Television Public Access Director