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Welcome:
Congratulations to Karen Campbell who recently joined the News Department at CTV.

Tune in:
CTV News celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month with daily 30-second segments featuring 11 Bladensburg High School students honoring Latinos that have made a difference in the nation.  Tune into CTV News live at 4:30 p.m. with repeat airings at 5:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. starting September 15 through October 13, 2006.   Click here for more information.

Miracle in New Orleans:
CTV News Director Curtis Crutchfield and Sports Anchor Dave Goldman recently followed a local church to New Orleans to document the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and the progress of reconstruction.  Miracle in New Orleans, a one-hour documentary that focuses on one churches mission to aid in relief and reconstruction from this catastrophic natural disaster premieres on
August 28, 2006 at 7 p.m.  Check the website for repeat airings.  Click here for more information.


Congratulations:
CTV News anchor/reporter Patricia Villone Garcia was recently selected to participate in The Scripps Howard Institute on the Environment fellowship.  The fellowship was held at Florida Atlantic University in Jupiter, Florida and focused on deepening journalists' understanding of important and complicated environmental issues.  Fellowship participants studied in an unconventional classroom, examining key natural features of the South Florida region, such as the Everglades, Kissimmee River and the Indian River Lagoon.  Villone will also participate in the Knight Center for Specialized Journalism Seminar Fellowship program at the University of Maryland in early September.  Participants of this fellowship will gain valuable sources and engage in riveting discussions with other reporters, editors and opinion writers from around the country.  Click here for more information.

CTV  was recently honored at the 27th annual Telly Awards with three wins.  There were over 12,000 entries from the United States and many foreign countries.  Program winners included: CTV News, Teen Focus and Keeping it Livable.  Click here for more information.

CTV  would also like to congratulate  all of the winners in the Videographer Awards 2006 competition.  There were over 2,000 entries from the United States and several foreign countries, and the winners were judged to be among the best that were submitted.  Please join us in congratulating Curtis Crutchfield and Ian McAllister for their award winning documentary,
 "Postcard from Senegal", David Barnes and Marvin Jackson for "Destinations Miami and Sideline Report", the
Prince George's County Executive office for "Keeping it Livable", and CTV Reporter/Producer Nicki Mayo for "Uptown Bakery".  We salute you for your passion and dedication in continuing to provide quality programs for CTV .  Click here for more information.

Condolences:
CTV  says good-bye to Chris "Cool  Breeze" Basileo, who lost a six year battle to brain cancer.  The Christopher Basileo Scholarship Fund has been established in his honor.  Click here for more information.

A milestone:
Congratulations to Bill McCaffrey as he celebrates the 900th episode of Inside Sports.  Click here to read about this momentous occasion.

Senegal Trip:
CTV's Curtis Crutchfield and Ian McAllister  went with a Prince George's County delegation, including County Executive Jack B. Johnson, to Senegal. A documentary was produced from the trip which airedon CTV.  Click on these links to view  poster pictures from the trip.

Poster 1    Poster 2   Poster 3   Poster 4   Poster 5   Poster 6  Poster 7   Poster 8   Poster 9

School partnership:

CTV  is proud to announce that several area schools are participating in our Intern/Volunteer program.

  Bowie State University

          Charles Herbert Flowers High School

             Columbia Union College

Eleanor Roosevelt High School

Frostburg State University

 

Howard University

          Prince George's Community College

            Morgan State University

Recent activities:    

2007 CAM Award Winners

Entertainment
1^st Place - Destinations
Marvin Jackson
2^nd Place - It’s About Time
Reggie Baker

Entertainment (outside programming)
1^st Place - Choice Affair
Mary & James Williams

2^nd Place - Live at Best Checks
Tom Klarner and Brian Andrews

Sports Health Fitness
1^st Place - Sideline Report
Marvin Jackson
David Barnes

2^nd Place – Black College Sports Extra
Bobbie Yates

Interview Talk
1^st Place - Scholar’s Chair
Khalil Shadeed
2^nd Place - Read Along With Me
Anhela St. Hill

Interview Talk (outside programming)
1^st Place - Words of Peace
Jimi Jones

2^nd Place - It Is What It Is
Derek Lymus

Inspirational
1^st Place – Home Meditation Bible Study

Loretta Rich

2^nd Place – Ark of Safety
Maurice Moore

Inspirational (outside programming)

1^st Place – Bride of Christ
Benita Pyndell

2^nd Place New Home Ministries
Bobby Hicks

Best Host
Khalil Shadeed

Best Program
Metro Scene
Marvin Jackson

Government Affairs
Keeping it Livable
Dr. Jacqueline Brown


County Council – Conversations with Camille
The Honorable Camille Exum

Criminal Justice and the Community
Vicki Duncan
Paula Pettiford


International
1st Place International
Afrika Plus
Paul Amon

2nd Place International
Turkish American Hour
Hurriyet Ok

Public Affairs
1st Place In Touch with the MTA
Marc Jones

2nd Place Congressional Report with Congressman Chris Van Hollen
Congressman Chris Van Hollen

Volunteer of the Year
Carol Brewington

Student Intern of the Year
Jesus Lopez-Romero

Roland Nelson Community Service
Barbara Tate
Andra “Janeen” Freeney

Public Access Studio Crew Volunteer of the Year
Volunteer of the Year
Ron Owens

News Volunteer of the Year
Karen Campbell

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