Wilmington Cable, Video and Telecommunications Commission Meeting
Today's Agenda:
I.
Introductions
a)
Roll Call of Commission Members
II.
Adopt Minutes from August 26, 2024 CVT Commission Meeting
III.
New Business:
a) Conduct Interview with Representatives of DETV Foundation Regarding RFP (Request for Proposal) Submitted for Consideration as the City’s Third-Party Operator (TPO) for City of Wilmington’s Leased Access Television Station
i.
Public Comment
b) Discuss RFP Submitted by DETV Foundation to be Selected as the TPO of the City of Wilmington’s Leased Access Television Station
i.
Public Comment
c) Vote to Select the Next TPO for Consideration to Council to Operate the City of Wilmington’s Leased Access Television Station
i.
Public Comment
IV.
Public Comments
V.
Adjournment
WITN 22 News | The Wilmington Awards
The Wilmington Awards were held at the Louis L. Redding City Building. The ceremony recognizes those who have made great contributions to the City in a number of fields ranging from business to the arts.
WITN 22 News | H. Fletcher Brown Boys & Girls Club 75th Anniversary
Wilmingtonians gathered to celebrate the Anniversary of the H. Fletcher Brown Boys & Girls Club.
Public Safety Committee Meeting | 10/14/2024
Diamond State Black Film Festival 2024: A Weekend Celebrating Black Cinema and Storytelling
The 2024 Diamond State Black Film Festival returned to Wilmington, Delaware, showcasing powerful films and honoring Black filmmakers. The event featured screenings of groundbreaking work, including Farming While Black and Box Brown: A Box Marked Freedom, and concluded with an awards ceremony recognizing the best in Black cinema. Supported by local and state sponsors, the festival continues to grow as a cultural staple, amplifying Black voices and stories in the film industry.
#DSBFF2024 #BlackFilmExcellence #WilmingtonDE #supportblackfilmmakers
Keke Palmer Lights Up Wilmington: Master of Me Book Talk Draws Sold-Out Crowd
On October 10, 2024, actress and author Keke Palmer captivated a sold-out audience at the Wilmington Public Library during her Master of Me book talk. In conversation with Dr. Chanda Reynolds, Palmer discussed her journey through motherhood, her iconic roles, and how she’s taken control of her own narrative. Fans will receive pre-signed copies of her book, Master of Me, when it releases on November 19, 2024, complete with a personal message of empowerment from Palmer herself.
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#WilmingtonPublicLibrary #CommunityEvents #BookTalk
WITN 22 News | IAMMSK 9th Annual Tea Party
I Am My Sister’s Keeper had their 9th Annual Tea party where the organization focuses on women and girls empowerment.
Committee of the Whole Meeting
Tonight's Agenda:
WITN 22 News | HBCU Week 2024
HBCU Week 2024 brought a week-long celebration of culture, education, and community. It kicked off with a Prayer Brunch at The Queen, featuring an inspiring message from Rev. Dawn S. Christopher. The energy continued with a vibrant 5K at Rockford Park, followed by a Middle School College Tour at Delaware State University, offering young students a glimpse into higher education.
The “My HBCU Experience” panel discussions at Mount Pleasant and Middletown High Schools gave attendees personal insights into HBCU life, while the R&B concert at The Queen lit up the night. The HBCU College Fair at Chase Fieldhouse connected future scholars with admissions reps from over 25 HBCUs, and the Block Party in Downtown Wilmington brought fun, games, and food trucks.
The week wrapped up with a show-stopping Battle of the Bands at Frawley Stadium, showcasing the musical talents of Delaware State University, Lincoln University, and more. Since 2017, HBCU Week has made a huge impact, leading to over 6,000 on-the-spot college acceptances and awarding more than $60 million in scholarships.
#hbcuweek2024 @followers
The Wilmington City Council together with the Office of Economic Development partnered with the Delaware Black Chamber of Commerce to host the 2nd Annual Wilmington Black Restaurant Week. The event showcased the diversity and richness of Delaware's Black culinary culture while supporting Wilmington's restaurants.
The Selfie Restaurant Brings Flavor and Flair to Wilmington's Seventh District
The Delaware Black Chamber of Commerce, community members, and elected officials cut the ribbon at The Selfie Restaurant’s grand opening in Wilmington’s Seventh District on Monday, September 29, 2024. The event coincided with the second annual Black Restaurant Week, celebrating Black-owned culinary businesses across the city. (video by Monsterphotoiso )
Transforming Wilmington: ‘Adorn Your Doorways’ Beautifies 3rd District with Vibrant Planters
Residents of Walnut Street in Wilmington’s 3rd District joined Councilwoman Zanthia Oliver and The #delawarecenterhorticulture to install fall-themed planters as part of the "Adorn Your Doorways" beautification project. The initiative, aimed at revitalizing the neighborhood, provides homeowners with vibrant blooms and sustainable plantings to enhance the streetscape. #Wilmington #CommunityBeautification #AdornYourDoorways
WITN 22 News | AIDS Walk
Wilmington residents celebrated AIDS Walk Delaware and International Peace Day. The walk helps to raise funds and to reduce the stigma of those in the HIV community.
WITN 22 News was on the scene at 11th Street and Clifford Brown for the groundbreaking of the highly anticipated African American Heritage Institute.
Community Goverance Workshop
Community Association leaders throughout the City are invited to participate in a targeted training session designed to enhance their understanding of legal rights, responsibilities, and processes essential for managing common interest communities. This event, co-hosted by At-Large Council Member James Spadola and Deputy Attorney General Chris Curtin, promises to be an invaluable resource for leaders striving to navigate the complexities of community governance.
