Recent Shows
St. Kathryn's Church Penny Sale 2018
Date:
11/10/2018
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Producer:
Christina Parziale
Category:
Entertainment
Hudson/Pelham District #37 Republican Candidates Forum
Date:
11/3/2018
Length:
00:41:06
Producer:
Pete Lanzillo
Category:
Politics
Rodgers Memorial Library October 2018 Update
Date:
10/31/2018
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Producer:
Rodgers Library Staff
Category:
Public Education
NH Astrologer - October 15-20
Date:
10/16/2018
Length:
00:12:36
Producer:
Dorothy Morgan
Category:
Entertainment
Conservation Commission 10-15-18
Date:
10/15/2018
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Producer:
HCTV
Project:
Conservation Commission
Category:
Government Meetings
Board of Selectmen 10-15-18
Date:
10/15/2018
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Producer:
HCTV
Project:
Board of Selectmen
Category:
Government Meetings
School Board 10-15-18
Date:
10/15/2018
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Producer:
HCTV
Project:
School Board
Category:
Government Meetings
Renovations for Generations - CTE Center Revision
Date:
10/12/2018
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Producer:
Len Lathrop
Category:
Public Education
Peter's Corner - Alzheimer's and the Male Care Giver
Date:
10/12/2018
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Producer:
Pete Lanzillo
Category:
Public Education
ACT Racing - Octoberfest 2018 Late Models
Date:
10/12/2018
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Producer:
Pete Lanzillo
Category:
Sports
Board of Selectmen 10-09-18
Date:
10/9/2018
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Producer:
HCTV
Project:
Board of Selectmen
Category:
Government Meetings
Cable Utility Committee 10-08-18
Date:
10/8/2018
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Producer:
HCTV
Project:
Cable Utility Committee
Category:
Government Meetings
Hudson Community Television Public Access Channel
HUDSON PUBLIC ACCESS TELEVISION (HCTV-20) serves cable subscribers with programs created and submitted by members of the Hudson community. Programs air on Comcast channel 20 and the Internet. Anyone interested in creating programs for HCTV Channel 20 or want to volunteer 'behind the scenes' drop us an email or call the HCTV Access Center at 578-3959. No experience is necessary!
HCTV is funded entirely through franchise fees the town collects from Comcast.
