Civic Center Television, in conjunction with the League of Women Voters Oakland Area, is working hard to bring you important coverage for the upcoming 2010 Elections. As part of this coverage we are now offering to you the first video we have produced, a presentation of the Probate Court Candidates Forum. The hour-and-twenty-minute video is at your fingertips below:
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As part of a cablecast series of Oakland County Board of Commissioners meetings, we at Civic Center Television are proud to share with you the meeting of July 7th. The meeting is available to stream below, on-demand.
And as always, feel free to leave us a comment below.
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Exciting news today:
Civic Center TV has teamed up with the Birmingham Area Cable Board, Bloomfield Community Television, Orion Neighborhood Television, and the Southwest Oakland Cable Commission to bring you exclusive cable coverage of the Oakland County Board of Commissioners Meetings. Each meeting covered will be produced by one party of the team– this was already made evident by the coverage of the May 5th meeting, produced by the Southwest Oakland Cable Commission. Civic Center Television will be producing the meeting coverage for the 7th of July.
As always, the videos will be hosted on our video server, available for the public to stream on demand.
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On May 22nd, the League of Women Voters Oakland Area had their annual meeting at Shenandoah Country Club. The guest speaker for the event was Philip Power, the founder and president of The Center for Michigan. Mr. Power discussed, “Michigan’s Defining Moment, a Public Engagement Campaign begun in 2007 to develop a common ground agenda best suited to help Michigan achieve a new era of sustainable prosperity.” Appended to this entry is a video of the event:
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Civic Center Television is excited to bring you the May 5th Oakland County Board of Commissioners meeting in archive form. Per usual, the video is available both below and in the archives.
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