We’ve got several new shows for the month of March. Let’s “Spring” into action and see what’s new at the Q.
QCMR has a new episode. Andover has new reading resources and rewards available for you as well as winter recreation. The senior center’s new activities and Highway 10 access study open house are some of the new things happening in Anoka. Champlin’s Andrews Park phase 2 is under way and the Easter Egg Hunt is coming up. An independent company is selling government property for the city of Ramsey and Laura discusses the proper disposal method for CFL light bulbs. If you want to know more about these stories, watch at http://www.qctv.org/qcmr/ .
If you want to know more about what’s going on in your city, we also record city meetings each week. Whether it’s a city council meeting or a planning update we try to keep you informed of what’s going on in your city.
Watch your city’s meetings at QCTV.org or QCTV channel 16. To see a specific city click one of the links below.
Andover, MN: http://www.qctv.org/andover/
Anoka, MN: http://www.qctv.org/anoka/
Champlin, MN: http://www.qctv.org/champlin/
Ramsey, MN: http://www.qctv.org/ramsey/
The Sheriff Show (http://www.qctv.org/videoplayer/stream.php?id=2363) is also new on QCTV. In this episode Sheriff James Stuart talks about human trafficking in Anoka County, cell phone and tablet theft in the area, and swat team training.
It’s Your History for the month of March is about the Civil War. Author John D. Cox talks about the Battle of Antietam. You can watch at http://www.qctv.org/itsyourhistory/
QC Sports is new this week. Hockey is wrapping up while basketball is heating up. Let Thad and David give you the scoop on our local sports at http://www.qctv.org/sports/sportsshow.php and go to http://www.qctv.org/sports/ to watch live and recent games.
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