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“A centerpiece of the updated design is the new Heritage Walk, which will be a memorial centered on immigration and the migration of people to Rochester,” according to a release detailing the first phase.

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A community discovers that the best response to the chaos that is laying waste to their lives is to make music together, in a new movie starring Ralph Fiennes, directed by Nicholas Hynter. WXXI Classical presents a special screening of "The Choral," followed by a discussion hosted by Brenda Tremblay.

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Maryland Public Television (MPT) is a Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) station serving the state of Maryland and surrounding areas.

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FORK & HAMMER follows Jeff Tonidandel and Jamie Brown, an entrepreneurial power couple in Charlotte, N.C.

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Join PBS Western Reserve in collaboration with Eastwood Mall the second Tuesday of every month for Tuesday's for Toddlers!

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Volunteering is a great way to experience public TV and contribute to an important community service. From televised pledge drives to special events.

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Broadcast TV channels from WKAR and many area commercials stations are available free over the airwaves when you connect an antenna to your TV.

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From lawmakers to voters, Governor Bob Ferguson has surprised and confused people on all sides during his first few months. Northwest Reports digs in.

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“...there is [sic] always two sides to a story. And, theres not just one way of looking at history, but many ways.              — Dr. Gregory Cajete (Santa Clara Pueblo), Surviving Columbus: The Story of the Pueblo People  Exhibit Trailer                                 The New Mexico Public Media (NMPM) Digitization Project, an innovative statewide initiative of five leading New Mexico public media stations and the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB), was created to digitally preserve decades’ worth of irreplaceable public television and radio programs produced in New Mexico. The project was led by New Mexico PBS and funded through a generous grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources. The NMPM Collection brings together more than 8,000 video and audio items from 1960 to 2021 that form a substantial audiovisual archive illuminating aspects of the state’s complex history. Ranging from half-hour series episodes to hour-long programs, documentaries, interviews, conversations, event coverage, speeches, lectures, debates, town hall meetings, and extensive raw footage, the collection offers a vast array of previously inaccessible content that documents New Mexico’s dynamic political, social, economic, cultural, and artistic landscape. In addition to preserving the content for present and future generations, the NMPM Project was created to make the collection available to the wider public through the ever-growing AAPB online website. The initial AAPB collection lacked materials from twelve states, including New Mexico, and from a number of U.S. territories. Along with recent AAPB initiatives, the NMPM Project helps to fill gaps in the AAPB collection and provides a substantive look at New Mexico’s unique contributions to U.S. history. About the ExhibtNMPM Digitization Project fellows David P. Saiz and Dr. Rachel Snow have created Witnessing New Mexico: The New Mexico Public Media Digitization Project, a digital exhibit to

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