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LTV Wins 2021 Hometown Media Award

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Lisa Bonner and Sarah Greene performing on LTV's

Lisa Bonner and Sarah Greene performing on LTV's "East End Underground."

authorStaff Writer on Jun 14, 2021

Local TV Inc. (LTV) received a 2021 Hometown Media Award from the Alliance for Community Media Foundation. The awards program was established to honor and promote community media, community radio and local cable programs that are distributed on public, educational and governmental access cable television channels. Proceeds go to the ACM Foundation, which is exclusively used for facilitating, preserving and promoting education in community media.

LTV received first place for its program “East End Underground” in the category of entertainment and arts series. The show features Long Island original music performances and focuses primarily on East End talent. The show has featured 50 performances, all of which are viewable on the LTV YouTube page or via ltveh.org.

“This is quite an honor especially due to the fact that the program is evaluated by a panel of industry judges nationwide,” said Michael Clark, LTV’s executive director.

Each year, nearly 1,000 entries are submitted and evaluated on several factors resulting in over 100 award winners in different categories. Awards are presented to creative programs that address community needs, develop diverse community involvement, challenge conventional commercial television formats and move viewers to experience television in a different way.

“‘East End Underground’ is a great example of the talent out here. Not only does it highlight the musicianship but it also shows the work of the dedicated folks behind the scenes at LTV,” Clark added. “This is a proud moment for us.”

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