Remember the programming schedule is usually available on the WGATV blog:
http://wgatv.blogspot.com/

If you don't get cable television, you can usually find DVD copies of programs near the reference desk at the library.

Monday, November 15 - Woodbridge Board of Ed at Beecher Road School. Public session is posted for 7pm, but will be preceded by an Executive Session. Executive Session for Board self-evaluation is also posted for the end of the meeting.

Tuesday, November 16 - a program by MADD/SADD at Amity HS auditorium - 9-11am.
Also: Massaro Farm, Inc. at Amity High School (room unknown) - 7:30pm. A program/lecture on organic food issues, open to the public, will be offered. The Economic Development Commission will NOT meet this day.*

Wednesday, November 17 - Inland Wetlands Agency at Town Hall - 7:30pm. Live coverage on WGATV is planned.
Also: Parent-Teacher conferences at the high school. Watch the traffic for lower Newton Road.

Thursday, November 18 - Board of Finance at Town Hall - 6pm. Live coverage on WGATV is planned.
Also: *Economic Development Commission at Town Hall - 7pm. May also be carried live on WGATV as long as the equipment is already set up.
But wait! There's more! High School PTSA - 7pm (They used to meet in the Media Center, but you'll have to ask...)

Friday, November 19 - Homecoming Dance at Amity HS Gym #1 - 7:30pm

Someone asked if the special WBOE meeting of last Monday would be televised.

This past week, WGATV recorded the 11/8 Zoning Board of Appeals (about 48 minutes), the 11/8 special Woodbridge BOE (2hr 24min), and the 11/10 Selectmen (1hr 23min).

Orange Government Access Television sent us a copy of their recording of a candidates forum held on 10/19. Candidates for the CT House of Representatives, district 114--covering Woodbridge, Orange & Derby--were included.

While catching up on the local-local-local scene, I checked back on CT Siting Council docket #388, and found the "Certification Package" under "Final Decision"--

Monday, June 7 - Town Plan & Zoning Commission begins early & specially at 7pm, continuing thru their normal meeting start of 7:30 for several hearings. Consideration of the zoning regulations on signage is of special interest for businesses in town and the residents near them.
http://www.woodbridgect.org/filestorage/435/714/TPZ_agenda_June_7_2010.pdf

Wednesday, June 9 - Board of Selectmen meets as usual beginning at 6pm. Live on WGATV.

And if that's not enough, also on Wednesday, at 6:30pm, the Massaro Farm folks and town Library are teaming up to present Organic Gardening 101 with Certified Master Gardener Nicholas Mancini. It's free but you should register with the library, at the circulation desk (203-389-3433 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              203-389-3433      end_of_the_skype_highlighting) or by e-mailing pvalsecchi@ci.woodbridge.ct.us. Then they'll know if they have enough room.

Thursday, June 10 - United Illuminating top brass will meet with Woodbridge residents, 6:30-7:30pm in the Center Gym. Tips on saving energy, answers to "Why is my electric bill so high?" (Seriously, that's how they pitched it in a flyer that landed on my desk.) Free LED flashlights will be offered to folks who attend. Woo-hoo! Oh-- and they're curious about what the public thinks is needed in the way of legislation regarding energy.
http://www.woodbridgect.org/filestorage/57/UI_Community_Meeting_Notice_a...

Distracted by too many good ideas, I bounced from reboot.fcc.gov to its Future of Media page to a forum (Media in Your Community)inviting the public to submit Top Ideas, to vote and comment on them:
http://futureofmedia.uservoice.com/pages/37784

Second from the top of vote-getters is a description of our own CT-N/Connecticut Network and its sister organizations in the other 49 states. I love my CT-N, having stayed up till midnight last night with the Senate playing on my laptop and the House playing on my TV. (Yes, my household switched back to cable from satellite--story for another day.)

And yet, I am attracted by the Vermont Front Porch Forum, third on the list.
http://frontporchforum.com/

Unlike our Woodbridge Citizen, it seems to require funding & so solicits donations. Yet it appears to have active participation from its subscribers. And its SO local. How shall I vote?

Registrars of Voters are making plans to hold a registration drive at Amity, probably on Wednesday, April 7.

The Energy & Technology 3/18 public hearing that included two bills concerning cell phone tower placement and the CT Siting Council was cablecast live on Connecticut Network.