This Public Access Television Corporation (PATV) project is a series of programs which incorporates interviews with our local veterans from various wars.

Our purpose is to preserve the history and memories of the United States Veterans by providing them with an opportunity to tell the story of their experiences defending democracy throughout the world. Through their stories, we will learn about human character, bravery and patriotism. This series of programs will honor and remember the US Veterans who served and sacrificed their lives in the service of our country. PATV’s initial programs for the series featured our local World War II Veterans. These programs first cablecast in November 2008.  As of today, PATV has taped over 20 programs is this series.

The goal of this project is to provide an ongoing opportunity for Veterans to come to the studio to record on videotape their stories. Programs in the Veterans Project cablecast as a regular series on PATV’s channel, on Ch. 20 (Cablevision) and Ch. 37 ( Verizon FIOS) on Long Island. As with our other PATV projects, these programs will be available to the national network of local community access channels. In addition, we will make copies available to the local libraries’ video collection, schools and Veterans’ organizations.

Our objective is to reach out to our elected officials, community organizations and individuals for sponsorship of this project. Our supporters receive credit at the end of every program of this series and in all publicity associated with this project. Current sponsors are the Joseph A. Wilson Foundation, Town of North Hempstead, Astoria Federal Savings and New York State Legislature.
Norman Hall - Army

This Public Access Television Corporation (PATV) project is a series of programs which incorporates interviews with our local veterans from various wars.

Our purpose is to preserve the history and memories of the United States Veterans by providing them with an opportunity to tell the story of their experiences defending democracy throughout the world. Through their stories, we will learn about human character, bravery and patriotism. This series of programs will honor and remember the US Veterans who served and sacrificed their lives in the service of our country. PATV’s initial programs for the series featured our local World War II Veterans. These programs first cablecast in November 2008.  As of today, PATV has taped over 20 programs is this series.

The goal of this project is to provide an ongoing opportunity for Veterans to come to the studio to record on videotape their stories. Programs in the Veterans Project cablecast as a regular series on PATV’s channel, on Ch. 20 (Cablevision) and Ch. 37 ( Verizon FIOS) on Long Island. As with our other PATV projects, these programs will be available to the national network of local community access channels. In addition, we will make copies available to the local libraries’ video collection, schools and Veterans’ organizations.

Our objective is to reach out to our elected officials, community organizations and individuals for sponsorship of this project. Our supporters receive credit at the end of every program of this series and in all publicity associated with this project. Current sponsors are the Joseph A. Wilson Foundation, Town of North Hempstead, Astoria Federal Savings and New York State Legislature.
Melvin Sachs - Navy
Henry Davis - Army
Paul Sparber - Army/ Air Corps

This Public Access Television Corporation (PATV) project is a series of programs which incorporates interviews with our local veterans from various wars.

Our purpose is to preserve the history and memories of the United States Veterans by providing them with an opportunity to tell the story of their experiences defending democracy throughout the world. Through their stories, we will learn about human character, bravery and patriotism. This series of programs will honor and remember the US Veterans who served and sacrificed their lives in the service of our country. PATV’s initial programs for the series featured our local World War II Veterans. These programs first cablecast in November 2008.  As of today, PATV has taped over 20 programs is this series.

The goal of this project is to provide an ongoing opportunity for Veterans to come to the studio to record on videotape their stories. Programs in the Veterans Project cablecast as a regular series on PATV’s channel, on Ch. 20 (Cablevision) and Ch. 37 ( Verizon FIOS) on Long Island. As with our other PATV projects, these programs will be available to the national network of local community access channels. In addition, we will make copies available to the local libraries’ video collection, schools and Veterans’ organizations.

Our objective is to reach out to our elected officials, community organizations and individuals for sponsorship of this project. Our supporters receive credit at the end of every program of this series and in all publicity associated with this project. Current sponsors are the Joseph A. Wilson Foundation, Town of North Hempstead, Astoria Federal Savings and New York State Legislature.
Paul Sparber - Army/ Air Corps

This Public Access Television Corporation (PATV) project is a series of programs which incorporates interviews with our local veterans from various wars.

Our purpose is to preserve the history and memories of the United States Veterans by providing them with an opportunity to tell the story of their experiences defending democracy throughout the world. Through their stories, we will learn about human character, bravery and patriotism. This series of programs will honor and remember the US Veterans who served and sacrificed their lives in the service of our country. PATV’s initial programs for the series featured our local World War II Veterans. These programs first cablecast in November 2008.  As of today, PATV has taped over 20 programs is this series.

The goal of this project is to provide an ongoing opportunity for Veterans to come to the studio to record on videotape their stories. Programs in the Veterans Project cablecast as a regular series on PATV’s channel, on Ch. 20 (Cablevision) and Ch. 37 ( Verizon FIOS) on Long Island. As with our other PATV projects, these programs will be available to the national network of local community access channels. In addition, we will make copies available to the local libraries’ video collection, schools and Veterans’ organizations.

Our objective is to reach out to our elected officials, community organizations and individuals for sponsorship of this project. Our supporters receive credit at the end of every program of this series and in all publicity associated with this project. Current sponsors are the Joseph A. Wilson Foundation, Town of North Hempstead, Astoria Federal Savings and New York State Legislature.

This Public Access Television Corporation (PATV) project is a series of programs which incorporates interviews with our local veterans from various wars.

Our purpose is to preserve the history and memories of the United States Veterans by providing them with an opportunity to tell the story of their experiences defending democracy throughout the world. Through their stories, we will learn about human character, bravery and patriotism. This series of programs will honor and remember the US Veterans who served and sacrificed their lives in the service of our country. PATV’s initial programs for the series featured our local World War II Veterans. These programs first cablecast in November 2008.  As of today, PATV has taped over 20 programs is this series.

The goal of this project is to provide an ongoing opportunity for Veterans to come to the studio to record on videotape their stories. Programs in the Veterans Project cablecast as a regular series on PATV’s channel, on Ch. 20 (Cablevision) and Ch. 37 ( Verizon FIOS) on Long Island. As with our other PATV projects, these programs will be available to the national network of local community access channels. In addition, we will make copies available to the local libraries’ video collection, schools and Veterans’ organizations.

Our objective is to reach out to our elected officials, community organizations and individuals for sponsorship of this project. Our supporters receive credit at the end of every program of this series and in all publicity associated with this project. Current sponsors are the Joseph A. Wilson Foundation, Town of North Hempstead, Astoria Federal Savings and New York State Legislature.
Melvin Goldberg
Saul M, Sacks

The “Veterans Stories” series features Metro Area Vietnam Veterans sharing their personal experiences from the Vietnam War. The nine veterans who shared their experiences are: Lee Blackmon, Decker A. Decker, Jack McCormack, John McInerney, Guy Palumbo, Steve Tagg, Joseph Giannini, Michael Sulsona and Michael Mullarkey.

A very special and poignant portrayal of soldiers serving their country who upon returning from a job well done never heard: “Welcome Home”.

North Shore TV recently celebrated the Arts on Long Island with artist Lisa Fazio. To find out more about Lisa's work, visit LisaFazio.com or follow her on social media.

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NSTV Host Leslie-Ann Samuel sits down with Patty Eljaiek of the Huntington Arts Council to find out about with the organization has to offer artists and community members on Long Island. 

Photographer Joseph Neumayer joined us for our NSTV Celebration of the Arts to talk about his career in the arts and photojournalism. For more information *correction*: LICenterOfPhotography.com 

North Shore TV celebrated the Arts on Long Island with published author and poet Sherry Shaw-Levine. Her new poetry book "Remembering Mommy" can be checked out at tinyurl.com/rememberingmommy