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Senior Connections

Posted on: September 6th, 2016 by Robert Ingraham

Latest edition with guests Ann Salzmann and Christine Freund talk about palliative care and the movie ” Being Mortal”. This program and many more interesting shows can be found on WSCS and Video on Demand.

Third Saturday Sheboygan’s Historic

Posted on: September 2nd, 2016 by Robert Ingraham

Downtown was the featured topic presented by the Sheboygan County Historical Society on August 20, 2016. The presenters Henry Jung, Bernie Markevitch and local historian Steve Gallimore. Remembering North 8th Street. Listen to the stories and memories from the guest presenters. This presentation was recorded and is now airing on WSCS and Video On Demand.

Unpaid Forfeitures PSA

Posted on: September 2nd, 2016 by Robert Ingraham

Letters have gone out to citizens regarding unpaid forfeitures. Municipal Court Judge Natasha Torry  for the City of Sheboygan and the Village of Kohler explains the importance of unpaid forfeitures with a PSA now running on WSCS.

Dementia-Friendly Sheboygan County

Posted on: September 1st, 2016 by Robert Ingraham

Community Task Force presented information to organizations regarding environment changes.  A dementia-friendly organization is one whose staff has been trained in how best to serve its customers who have dementia and one that looked at its environment and made the changes needed to help improve the experience for individuals who struggle with memory challenges.  WSCS is now airing the opening comments of this informational meeting. Select Events in the Video On Demand.

International Challenge

Posted on: August 30th, 2016 by Robert Ingraham

at Road America featuring the 50th Anniversary Can-Am cars racing at the 4 mile track. Elkhart Lake parade of race cars and the concours d’elegance. Featuring driver interviews, race groups, F1, F5000 and the Corvair, Yenko Stinger. This 75 minute program can now be watched on WSCS and VOD.

WSCS Sports: Football

Posted on: August 8th, 2016 by Robert Ingraham

Watch WSCS for all the hard hitting gridiron action. Season begins August 19th as Green Bay Southwest visits Sheboygan North at Urban Field.

Fri.         Aug. 19                 GBSW               at                  North                                  7 pm

Fri.         Sept. 2                   Bay Port          at                South                                    7 pm

Fri.         Sept. 9                  Hilbert/Stock.   at               Luth./Koh./Christ            7 pm

Fri.         Sept. 16                South                    at               North                                 7 pm

Fri.         Sept. 23                Ozaukee              at               Luth./Koh./Christ           7 pm

Fri.         Sept. 30                GBSW                 at                South                                 7 pm

Sat.        Oct. 1                    Concordia WI     at                Lakeland                           1 pm

Fri.         Oct. 7                    Manitowoc         at                North                                 7 pm

Fri.         Oct. 14                  Ashwaubenon  at                 North                                  7 pm

Sat.        Oct. 22                  Wis. Luth.            At             Lakeland                            1 pm

 

Replay on WSCS

Saturday         10:00 am

Tuesday           7:00   pm

Wednesday     2:00 pm

 

Steamroller Woodblock Carving

Posted on: July 28th, 2016 by Robert Ingraham

Connecting Communities, Internationally known artists and community members come together to collaborate in the creation of new and exciting works of art.  This program features Joseph Velasquez artist-in-residence at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center. Velasquez one of the founders of Drive-By-Press lead workshops in July, with demonstrations of print making and steamroller woodblock carving.  Large woodblock prints were made during the weekend of the JMKAC Midsummer Festival of the Arts.  The program “Steamroller Woodblock Carving” can now be seen on WSCS.

WSCS Camera Operator

Posted on: July 21st, 2016 by Robert Ingraham

WSCS CAMERA OPERATOR

                                                                

The City of Sheboygan is accepting applications for a part-time WSCS Camera Operator. The successful candidate must have the ability to work a varied schedule. Under the direction of the WSCS Director assists in video productions both in the studio and on location productions. Studio productions require studio set and microphone setup time. Location productions require setup and break down of video production equipment. The main responsibility is to provide good quality video for the overall production. The days and hours vary each week.

The rate of pay is $10.00/hour, DOQ.

 

Applications can be downloaded from the City of Sheboygan website

 

http://www.sheboyganwi.gov/departments/human-resources/employment-opportunities/

 

An Equal Opportunity Employer

F/M/H

 

 

WSCS Receives Awards

Posted on: May 16th, 2016 by Robert Ingraham

At the recent Wisconsin Community Media Spring Conference and Best of the Mid-West Video Festival  held in Madison WSCS was presented with the following awards.

The program ” Native American Inspired Flutes” received the Best in Show Award -Amateur Division, Best program produced by Seniors. The show featured Jim Wilsing talking about and performing with his flutes. Wendy Schmitz Producer.  WSCS also received Merit Awards for D’Werdenfelser Schuhplattlers in the Entertainment Category and the program “Behind The Furnace “in the Documentary/Feature category.

” I Run” tribute

Posted on: May 12th, 2016 by Robert Ingraham

Roy Pirrung is a world-class ultra-marathoner. His running career has taken him to 29 states and 25 countries around the world. Roy has run 60 races of 100 miles or greater and holds numerous American sanctioned records. His name appears in the Guinness World Records. But the numbers do not tell the whole story. Roy is a gifted speaker and uses this gift to mentor athletes and to convey his message of inspiration to community groups and schools. Roy is also a gifted writer and has used this skill to impart his impeccable knowledge about health and nutrition. Roy had an article published in Chicken Soup for the Runners Soul and is presently working on an autobiography. All of this and more are discussed in our program “I Run: The Roy Pirrung Show.” watch for this program airing in 2016 on WSCS.