Mount Saint Charles "Lessons and Carols" Advent program, December 7, 2008 at Precious Blood Church in Woonsocket.

Thanksgiving Game Woonsocket at Cumberland 2008

On November 11, 2008, the largest crowd ever gathered in the parking lot at the Museum of Work and Culture to honor Woonsocket veterans, but more especially those of the Korean War.  Please excuse the sound difficulty

On May 24th, 2008 Dave Richards visited the Branch River Commons shops in North Smithfield to see
what he could see.

2008 RI Elementary School Spelling Bee held at Lincoln Middle School Auditorium March 19, 2008. Sponsored by the Valley Breeze News Papers.

"The Coffee An' Panel visits The Villa at St. Antoine in North Smithfield for a tour and lunch.  March 11, 2008."

On October 28, 2006, the Woonsocket High School music department conducted their first ever "Musical Marathon", a 4 hour, on-air, live fundraising broadcast from the high school auditorium with the aim of raising thousands of dollars to buy new uniforms for the band and chorus. Enjoy the performances of this fine young artists.

The Woonsocket Hall of Fame roster contains some very impressive names. Now, however, the list has gained even more stature with the inclusion of Andrew P. Palmer, former publisher of The Woonsocket Call. Andy was duly honored on Thursday, December 7, 2006 at ceremonies at Woonsocket High School. One would be hard-pressed to find a person more deserving than Andy Palmer, Woonsocket's staunchest supporter. The ceremony is yours for the clicking. Our thanks to Darin Smith, camera operator, for his professional coverage.

Here's a raw video presentation of the 2006 Veterans Day ceremonies at the Museum of Work and Culture in Woonsocket, November 11, 2006. Camera operator is Darin Cooper.

Marcel Desroches, Dave Balfour and Dave Richards make the annual trip up to the "Big E", the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield, Massachusetts and take you through the Rhode Island building. From September 19, 2006.

Meeting with seniors at the Woonsocket Senior Citizen's Center on September 25, 2006, answer questions about the ongoing impass between the hospital and Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Rhode Island. (Video)

Cumberland Mayoral Debate Sept 8, 2006 Video On Demand

Coffee An's Annual Welcome Cruise on the Blackstone Valley Explorer River Boat. Sept 4, 2006

The 80th Annual Arnold Mills Parade in Cumberland, Rhode Island. In Color. Click here to see.

The 80th Annual Ancients and Horribles Parade in Chepachet, Rhode Island. In Color.Click here to see.

Woonsocket's Memorial Day Parade and observance. Click here to see.

The Tim Gray World War Two documentary, "D-Day Plus 62" years was premiered with an appropriate speaking program at The Stadium Theatre on Sunday, May 28, 2006 and was broadcast live over O-N TV. Click here to see and hear that broadcast again.

Mount St. Charles Christmas Concert

North Smithfield HS Holiday Concert

Woonsocket HS Holiday Concert

Burrillville HS Holiday Concert

The Greater Woonsocket Hall of Fame 2005 induction ceremonies for Mr. Raymond H. Bacon.--broadband connection required

Division 3 Championship Game TV, WHS vs. Burrillville HS 12/03/05

Thanksgiving TV football 10/24/05

Stadium Coffee Concert. The third and final one of the 2004-2005 season, on March 16th, 2005 with Charley Desaulniers, Louise Tetreault, Jack Cook, and starring the Stadium's Mighty Wurlitzer Organ. In broadband and stereo.

Landmark Medical Center is Greater Woonsocket's community hospital and has undergone great and numerous positive improvements over the past few years. They commissioned a video project which spotlights their movement into the future of healthcare and have given us permission to broadcast it. It's only 8 1/2 minutes long, but says a lot.

The 9th Annual Blackstone Valley Jazz Festival. Including a demonstration of Irish folk music by exchange students from Ireland before the Jazz Festival. Recorded live at the Stadium.

Dedication ceremonies for the Lt. George Dubois Museum addition to the Woonsocket Museum of Work and Culture, featuring the Merci Boxcar.

The Public Health and Workplace Safety Act Roundtable, sponsored by the Woonsocket Task Force on Substance Abuse.

King Jace the 11th, (Tom Ward) the mysterious and merry monarch of the 2005 Woonsocket Mardi Gras, shares his 'home movies' and snap shots--in broadband. From his visit to the children's Mardi Gras in the afternoon, to his unmasking in the evening, King Jace sets the pace of having fun.

"Coffee Concert" at the Stadium Theatre November 10, 2004. Featuring Charles Desaulniers, Emily Luther, and Jack Cook at the Stadium's Wurlitzer Organ. This was the first in what is hoped to be an every-other-month series of daytime concerts of this type. Sorry, it is offered in broadband only. If you have a dial-up internet connection, this file will not play for you.

The second in the Stadium Coffee Concerts was performed on January 12th, 2005. Joining Jack Cook at the mighty Stadium Wurlitzer is opera soprano Marilyn Ross, and the very talented Gorgone brothers, Alex and Matthew. In broadband.

The Coffee An' panel visits the Tall Ships in Newport harbor aboard the 'Myo' on July 15th, 2004

The Woonsocket United Veterans Council prepares for the dedication of the Korean War Veteran's Memorial by burying and sealing the time capsule containing messages and memorabilia from current living veterans as well as the names of the 26 area Korean War vets and the names, state by state, of all who made the Ultimate Sacrifice. The time capsule is an ammunition box which Commander Robert Ducharme has carried with him since his service in Korea, along with a mitten which served him in the same war.

2004 Woonsocket Korean War Memorial Ground Breaking, Memorial Day Parade, and
Commemoration at Monument Square

Woonsocket Post Office
Named after Al Auclair

Tim's Retirement Broadcast, July 5, 2003

2003 Greater Woonsocket
Hall of Fame Induction: Walter F. Fontaine

June 26, 2003 Live Report
from ACS Fire with Matt Heffernan