Peters Township Community Television History
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1979
January
Adelphia has 520 cable television customers in Peters Township
February
By the end of the month, Adelphia is up to 885 customers in Peters Township
March
1,225 customers hooked up to cable system by the end of March
April
The April 18th Peters Township Cable Regulatory Board meeting is attended by John Bullock (Board Member), Seymour Lerner (Board Chairman), Robert McMurray (Board Secretary), James A. Ross (Township Manager), and Anthony W. Accamando, Jr. (Manager, South Hills T.V. Cable Company).
Dr. Jack, Superintendent of the Peters Township School District contacts the Board to discuss the School District's participation in Cable T.V. services,
including the wiring of the school buildings.
May
The Board begins to the discuss the possibility of purchasing the station's first electronic bulletin board, what was then known as a Public Communications Terminal
September
The Board discusses the possibility of creating 4 programming centers for Peters Township:
Municipal Building: community message center, like the current message center housed in Bethel Park and shared by Peters Township and Bethel Park on Channel 2
Library: Children's and adult programming
School District:to be submitted at a later date