LMCTV & Larchmont Library Team Up for Teen Video Challenge!

The Larchmont Public Library and LMCTV have teamed up to submit to the National Summer Reading Teen Video Challenge. This year’s challenge was, “Libraries Rock!”
Six teens came together to make a video using LMCTV’s equipment. We are proud of their work and wish them luck!

 

You can watch their short video right here or on Youtube!

 

Want even more fun? Check out their Outtakes Video!

 

If you are interested in making a video of your own, just contact us! We can loan you the equipment, show you how to use it, and edit your project to completion!

LMCTV, where community and creativity come together!

LMCTV Studio 2 Officially Closed; Temp New Studio Coming Soon!

LMCTV is Getting a Temporary New Studio!

LMCTV is moving its studio, news office, and field production equipment to the Mamaroneck Town Center at 740 W. Boston Post Rd.
For the month of February, new production will be suspended however coverage of municipal and school board meetings will not be affected, and varsity sports will continue as usual. Optimum and FiOS subscribers in Mamaroneck, Rye Neck, and Larchmont will see some programs repeated, like “The Local Live” newscast.
The new studio is on the third floor, just down the hall from LMCTV’s existing main office and programming facility and is expected to be completed by the end of February. A ribbon-cutting in the new studio at the Town Center is being planned in early spring!
For more information contact COO Matt Sullivan at msullivan@lmctv.org or call (914)381-2002 X-202.

Watch the Inauguration of George Latimer Monday 1/15/18

Monday January 15

Watch the Inauguration of the newly elected Westchester County Executive, George Latimer.

Tune in this Monday, January 15th at 9:30pm on channel 75 Optimum, 36 Verizon to watch the Inauguration of Westchester County Executive George Latimer. If you live outside of the Larchmont/Mamaroneck area you can watch it online by clicking the following link at the scheduled time!
CLICK HERE on Monday at 9:30pm!

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LMCTV is moving and we need your help!
Our Mamaroneck studio on Library Lane has served our community for 9 years but it’s been sold and we have to move. We’re moving to an interim space at the Mamaroneck Town Center.  With this new location we’ll continue to provide local event coverage, news, training and original programming.
We have exciting plans in the works to establish a permanent home, but to prepare our temporary home we face moving costs, engineering installations, office modifications, and more.
If you’ve been a member in the past, renewing your membership at this critical moment helps secure our future. If you haven’t yet joined LMCTV, please consider joining now.
Your tax-deductible donation will help us maintain our programs and services as we embrace these upcoming challenges. Help us be Your Community Connection.
Thank you.
Erik Lewis                                               Jeff Meighan
Chief Executive Officer                          Board President
 

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"Give a Little" A Holiday Short by Laura Meoli-Ferrigon

Happy Holidays from LMCTV!

Tune in this Thursday night at 8:30pm, right after the Local Live, for a holiday treat by videographer, Laura Meoli-Ferrigon. We will also be airing this on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day!
“Give a Little” is the winner of a Telly Award for Entertainment, the 2014 Best Shorts Competition Award, and is an official selection from the Brooklyn Girl Film Festival.
This action-packed comedy explores the struggle for balance between work and personal life, as a young woman struggles to find the meaning of Christmas. While searching for inspiration, she meets a silly stranger who shows her the magic of New York City, at this special time of year.
If you don’t live in the area, click here on Thursday night at 8:30pm to watch it right here online.
 
Can’t wait that long!? It’s ok, we got you covered! You can unwrap this present and watch it RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW!

 

LMCTV ANNOUNCES 22-GAME WINTER 2017-2018 SPORTS BROADCAST SCHEDULE

MAMARONECK, New York (November 15, 2017) — LMCTV announced a 22-game broadcast schedule of regular season action during the winter high school sports season at Mamaroneck High School and Rye Neck High School.
The schedule is highlighted by four Mamaroneck hockey games, including a rematch against last year’s Section 1 Final opponent Suffern, airing the weekend of December 8. The Tigers also take on defending Division 2 State Champion Pelham the weekend of February 2.
The schedule also features five games with the Mamaroneck boys basketball team, including both ends of their annual tournament (January 19).
Eight basketball games will be televised at Rye Neck High School, including both the boys (January 5) and girls (January 19) taking on Palisade Prep.
Fans can watch all LMC Varsity Sports games by utilizing the Watch Now feature on our website, www.LMCTV.org/sports. The website also includes an up-to-date schedule and information on air dates and updated air-times for all televised games.
For more information on LMC Varsity Sports, please contact Rob Moretti, LMCTV Community Sports Producer at 914-381-2002 ext. 207 or rmoretti@lmctv.org. You can also follow LMC Varsity Sports on Twitter at @LMCTVSports.
LMC VARSITY SPORTS AIRS ON CABLEVISION CH. 77 AND VERIZON FiOS CH. 34:
Friday:
8 p.m.
Saturday: 1 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Sunday: 1 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Monday: 1 p.m.

WINTER 2017-2018 SPORTS BROADCAST SCHEDULE

AIR DATE SCHOOL SPORT OPPONENT GAME DATE
Dec. 8 – Dec. 11 Rye Neck Boys Basketball Yonkers 12/1
Dec. 8 – Dec. 11 Mamaroneck Boys Basketball Harrison 12/5
Dec. 8 – Dec. 11 Mamaroneck Ice Hockey Suffern 12/6
Dec. 15 – Dec. 18 Rye Neck Boys Basketball Children’s Village 12/11
Dec. 15 – Dec. 18 Mamaroneck Girls Basketball Port Chester 12/12
Dec. 15 – Dec. 18 Rye Neck Girls Basketball Alexander Hamilton 12/13
Dec. 22 – Dec. 25 Mamaroneck Ice Hockey Clarkstown 12/15
Dec. 22 – Dec. 25 Mamaroneck Boys Swimming Westlake 12/19
Jan. 5  – Jan. 8 Rye Neck Boys Basketball Palisade Prep 12/22
Jan. 5  – Jan. 8 Mamaroneck Girls Basketball Suffern 1/3
Jan. 12  – Jan. 15 Mamaroneck Boys Basketball John Jay-East Fishkill 1/4
Jan. 12  – Jan. 15 Mamaroneck Wrestling White Plains 1/10
Jan. 19 – Jan. 22 Mamaroneck Boys Basketball TBD (Tiger Tournament) 1/12
Jan. 19 – Jan. 22 Mamaroneck Boys Basketball TBD (Tiger Tournament) 1/13
Jan. 19 – Jan. 22 Rye Neck Girls Basketball Palisade Prep 1/16
Jan. 26 – Jan. 29 Rye Neck Boys Basketball Clark Academy 1/17
Jan. 26 – Jan. 29 Mamaroneck Girls Basketball East Ramapo 1/19
Feb. 2 – Feb. 5 Mamaroneck Ice Hockey Pelham 1/26
Feb. 2 – Feb. 5 Mamaroneck Boys Basketball Gorton 1/27
Feb. 2 – Feb. 5 Rye Neck Girls Basketball Keio 1/30
Feb. 9 – Feb. 12 Rye Neck Girls Basketball Edgemont 2/2
Feb. 16 – Feb. 19 Mamaroneck Ice Hockey Scarsdale 2/9

LMCTV Welcomes our new Her Honor Mentee

LMCTV would like to welcome our new Her Honor Mentee, SaRai Wright, a senior at Mamaroneck High School. SaRai is very excited to start working and learning with her mentor Christina Carino Forrest.
Her Honor Mentoring uses practical skills to help young women realize that a life full of promise is achieved by structured framework for growth, as well as learning. Her Honor pairs these young women with mentors from different types of professions, including but not limited to medicine, tv production, and law. These mentees go to their mentor’s workplace 4 hours a week after school to work as apprentices in their mentor’s job. Mentees attend life skill workshops monthly, which cover important topics such as financial planning and speaking with distinction, appropriate business attire, building your brand, social savvy, and well being and healthy relationships. These workshops enhance practical skills and help to expose these mentees to professional tracks and possibilities. Although every single mentee might not have a mentor who works in the career field that they are interested in, they get a chance to branch out and see what else is out there for them in the world. This program helps to support young women in Westchester County, utilizing unique curricula and tools.
 

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