A full-length special about the grand opening of Worcester's Hanover Theater, March 14, 2008. Starring Dorothy Hargrove and Gary Rosen. Taped by Frank Rocco, and edited by Tracy Foley. See also: more Hanover clips from WCCA.

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Worcester Love has a short clip about the opening:

Produced by Teen Central at WCCA TV13, Worcester, Massachusetts.

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Love146 works towards the abolition of child sex slavery and exlpoitation through prevention and aftercare.

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Masha Wickramasinghe interviews Sri Lankan Ambassador Bernard Goonetelleke.

Asian Tribune has a transcript. This was also carried by Sri Lanka Daily News, Sri Lanka Newsline, and the Sri Lankan Embassy.

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Young Views alum and WCCA volunteer Masha Wickramasinghe sits down with Young Views reporter Shera Demchak to talk about her upcoming special, Mourning in Paradise, and how the experience of interviewing the Ambassador from Sri Lanka impacted her life.

Since completing the special, Masha has learned that it has been transcribed and submitted to newspapers around the world and the video is currently being translated into other languages. (Asian Tribune transcript.)

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WCCA TV was the proud media sponsor of Fathers' Fest 2007. The gala event was held on Saturday, June 16, 2007 at Institute Park in Worcester, MA. It was a fun filled family day celebrating fatherhood with entertainment, games, food, music, activities and much, much more. The event was sponsored by Worcester County Fathers and Family Network.

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Tune in to The Lennie Tristano Symposium, taped at WPI on April 15th, 2007, on WCCA TV this weekend:

• Friday at 9:30pm

• Saturday at 10:00am and midnight
• Sunday at 7:30pm
• Monday at 11:30am

Part two will air these same times next weekend, Friday, May 4th-Monday, May 7th.

Lennie Tristano was a jazz pianist and teacher of jazz improvisation who began his professional career in Chicago in the 1930's.

The documentary "Free the Bears" will air on WCCA TV13:

• Saturday, April 7 at 9AM & 5;30PM

• Sunday, April 8 at 9AM & 5:30PM
• Monday, April 9 at 10:30AM

The documentary introduces International Animal Rescue and some of the work they are doing around the globe to improve animal welfare.

"The aim of International Animal Rescue (IAR) is to come to the aid of suffering animals with hands-on rescue and the provision of short or long term rehabilitation. Wherever possible we return rescued animals to their natural habitat, but we also provide sanctuary for animals that can no longer survive in the wild. We work with other likeminded organisations and government departments to develop sound legislation to protect animals from cruelty and neglect. IAR specialises in providing comprehensive sterilisation and vaccination programmes for stray dogs and cats to control populations and prevent the spread of disease. In all that we do, we aim to produce practical solutions that benefit both animals and people."

A salute to veterans. Worcester's Mechanics Hall, October 15, 2006. Download the mp4 video (226MB) or see other formats. You can subscribe via Democracy.

Since 1994, WCCA's "Soapbox" has featured the issues and people that make Worcester what it is. And Mauro DePasquale has made "Soapbox" what it is. (Edited by WCCA's own Charlie Thanas.) Download the mp4 video (6.4MB) or see other formats. You can subscribe via Democracy. Gallery of stills.