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5:00 am |
Bassquatch Hunter: Fish Out of Water – West Bloomfield Fire DepartmentWest Bloomfield resident Mike McKinstry takes local experts on a fishing trip and then learns a bit about their area of expertise!West Bloomfield resident Mike McKinstry takes local experts on a fishing trip and then learns a bit about their area of expertise! In this episode, Mike explores firsthand a “day in the life” of a West Bloomfield firefighter! |
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5:30 am |
“The Sylvan Story,” Episode 3 – The Daniel Whitfield SchoolSylvan Lake Historian Helen Jane Peters explores history of the "prettiest little city in Michigan."Sylvan Lake Historian, Helen Jane Peters discusses the storied history of the Daniel Whitfield School and how this former institution of Sylvan Lake has had a lasting impact on the “prettiest little city in Michigan!” Stay up to date with our videos by subscribing to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/CivicCenterTV15?sub_confirmation=1. |
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7:00 am |
Leading the Way – Oakland Schools – Rep. Haley StevensOakland Schools presents a leadership show featuring prominent figures from across Oakland County in business, education and more!In this edition of Leading the Way, Oakland Schools officials speak to U.S. Representative Haley Stevens (D-MI) about her journey into public service. |
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7:30 am |
“The Sylvan Story,” Episode 1: “The Early Years”Sylvan Lake Historian Helen Jane Peters explores history of the "prettiest little city in Michigan."Sylvan Lake Historian Helen Jane Peters explores history of the “prettiest little city in Michigan” in this presentation at the Sylvan Lake Community Center! In this presentation, Helen Jane explores the early, vacation-centric years of the city, as patrons from Detroit traveled north to this, a majestic getaway in the country. |
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8:30 am |
The Underground Railroad in Oakland County – Greater West Bloomfield on the Path to FreedomExploring Greater West Bloomfield's historical connection to the underground railroad in the mid-to-late 1800sOakland County Parks Historian Carol Bacak-Egbo discusses the many links connecting Greater West Bloomfield to Oakland County’s extensive network on the path to freedom for enslaved people on the underground railroad. This presentation was hosted at the West Bloomfield Township Public Library by the Greater West Bloomfield Historical Society. For information on more local history seminars, you can visit GWBHS.org |
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10:00 am |
The Best of “The Splash Live”Enjoy some of the latest segments from "The Splash Live!"You can watch new episodes of the show every weekday from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM on all of our channels, as well as on or Facebook and YouTube pages! |
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1:00 pm |
West Bloomfield Fire Department | Fire Station #1 GroundbreakingThe West Bloomfield Fire Department officially begins demolition of outdated portions of the building and breaks ground on a new era as renovations get underway! |
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1:30 pm |
Bassquatch Hunter: Fish Out of Water – Penguins vs. Kayak fishingWest Bloomfield resident Mike McKinstry takes local experts on a fishing trip and then learns a bit about their area of expertise as well!Join us for a special airing of Bassquatch Hunter: Fish Out of Water, as West Bloomfield resident Mike McKinstry takes local experts on fishing trips and teaches them the tricks of the trade, and then trades places to learn a bit about their area of expertise as well! |
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2:00 pm |
“The Sylvan Story,” Episode 5: “Dear Mr. Husted…”Sylvan Lake Historian Helen Jane Peters explores history of the "prettiest little city in Michigan."In the final installment of the “Sylvan Story,” City Historian Helen Jane Peters talks about former Whitfield School Principal and Teacher, Glenn Husted and his series of letters sent to and received from soldiers during World War II, and celebrates the storied history of Sylvan Lake residents who have served their country in the United States military! |
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3:00 pm |
The Best of “The Splash Live”Enjoy some of the latest segments from "The Splash Live!"You can watch new episodes of the show every weekday from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM on all of our channels, as well as on or Facebook and YouTube pages! |
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West Bloomfield Tornado of 1976The story of the 1976 EF4 tornado that ripped through West Bloomfield TownshipAccording to the National Weather Forecast Offices, the tornado took shape near Halstead between 13 and 14 mile Roads making it’s way northeast toward the more populated area of West Bloomfield at the time. Cutting a path nearly four miles long, the girth of the tornado would later be estimated near 350-yards, or the length of 3 ½ football fields. Wind speeds from the tornado would later be calculated between 208-270 mph, determining its classification to be an EF4 on the Fujita scale and the strongest tornado to hit the area since 1950, a record it still holds 38-years later. |
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4:30 pm |
Leading the Way - Oakland Schools - Dr. Ora Hirsch PescovitzOakland Schools presents a leadership show featuring prominent figures from across Oakland County in business, education and more!In this edition of Leading the Way, Oakland Schools officials speak to leadership development consultant Dr. Lee Meadows about cultivating young leaders, as well as Oakland University President Dr. Ora Hirsch Pescovitz about the continuous growth of Oakland University! |
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5:00 pm |
The Best of “The Splash Live”Enjoy some of the latest segments from "The Splash Live!"You can watch new episodes of the show every weekday from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM on all of our channels, as well as on or Facebook and YouTube pages! |
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6:00 pm |
“The Sylvan Story,” Episode 1: “The Early Years”Sylvan Lake Historian Helen Jane Peters explores history of the "prettiest little city in Michigan."Sylvan Lake Historian Helen Jane Peters explores history of the “prettiest little city in Michigan” in this presentation at the Sylvan Lake Community Center! In this presentation, Helen Jane explores the early, vacation-centric years of the city, as patrons from Detroit traveled north to this, a majestic getaway in the country. |
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7:00 pm |
Leading the Way – Oakland Schools – Dr. Tarek SobhOakland Schools presents a leadership show featuring prominent figures from across Oakland County in business, education and more!In this edition of Leading the Way, Oakland Schools officials speak to Lawrence Technological University President Dr. Tarek Sobh about his role leading one of Michigan’s fastest-growing universities! |
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8:00 pm |
The Best of “The Splash Live”Enjoy some of the latest segments from "The Splash Live!"You can watch new episodes of the show every weekday from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM on all of our channels, as well as on or Facebook and YouTube pages! |
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9:00 pm |
West Bloomfield Fire Department | Fire Station #1 GroundbreakingThe West Bloomfield Fire Department officially begins demolition of outdated portions of the building and breaks ground on a new era as renovations get underway! |
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9:30 pm |
The Underground Railroad in Oakland County – Greater West Bloomfield on the Path to FreedomExploring Greater West Bloomfield's historical connection to the underground railroad in the mid-to-late 1800sOakland County Parks Historian Carol Bacak-Egbo discusses the many links connecting Greater West Bloomfield to Oakland County’s extensive network on the path to freedom for enslaved people on the underground railroad. This presentation was hosted at the West Bloomfield Township Public Library by the Greater West Bloomfield Historical Society. For information on more local history seminars, you can visit GWBHS.org |
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11:00 pm |
The Best of “The Splash Live”Enjoy some of the latest segments from "The Splash Live!"You can watch new episodes of the show every weekday from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM on all of our channels, as well as on or Facebook and YouTube pages! |
| 11:30 pm |
West Bloomfield Tornado of 1976The story of the 1976 EF4 tornado that ripped through West Bloomfield TownshipAccording to the National Weather Forecast Offices, the tornado took shape near Halstead between 13 and 14 mile Roads making it’s way northeast toward the more populated area of West Bloomfield at the time. Cutting a path nearly four miles long, the girth of the tornado would later be estimated near 350-yards, or the length of 3 ½ football fields. Wind speeds from the tornado would later be calculated between 208-270 mph, determining its classification to be an EF4 on the Fujita scale and the strongest tornado to hit the area since 1950, a record it still holds 38-years later. |