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7:30PM-10:00PM

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(North Haven) NHTV has recently launched it's own community cable radio station, "Radio NHTV," as the background audio service on North Haven's government access television station, NHTV2 Cable 20. The new radio station, which replaces music provided by Music Choice, will compliment the government TV video bulletinboard by providing announcers delivering local news and public service announcements, as well as music. The radio station, which is completely automated, will also feature local elected officials and more. "It's yet another way that demonstrates NHTV's commitment to serving the community," said Tony Page, President of NHTV.

In October, 2004, the Town of North Haven presented "Show & Sell North Haven," a community event at North Haven Middle School. The event was free and open to the public, and featured over one hundred and forty local businesses and community organizations, including NHTV, all displaying their goods and services. The NHTV Remote Television Production Unit, sponsored by Stop & Shop, was be on hand for tours. The event was well-attended, and Town officials are already planning for next year's event!

There was a time when Brendan Keefe covered stories about North Haven, Connecticut and its school system. Now, he's covering stories at the United Nations, in the biggest city in the world, New York City. Keefe grew up in North Haven, attended North Haven Public Schools, and spent his high school years as co-anchor (with Dave Colatosti) on "Student Bulletin News," on NHTV's Educational Access Channel, NHETV Cable 19. Some knew then that someday, Brendan would make it big. "Brendan always had the look, and more importantly, the desire to be successful in broadcasting," says NHTV founding member Bill Dillane. Since his days in North Haven, Brendan Keefe has been honored with six Emmy Awards, and by the Society of Pofessional Broadcast Journalists for Best Feature.

Those who watched FOX 61 Sports Ticket this Sunday Night (Feb. 16th) at 10:30PM on FOX 61, WTIC-TV, saw the spotlight shine on Hugo Olguin, a 15 year-old North Haven High School freshman who hosts his own show on NHTV, "The Bottom Line," which focuses on NASCAR racing. FOX 61's Bob Rumbold interviewed Hugo for the program. Click HERE For More Pictures !