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MAY 2018 NJTV’S IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD INITIATIVE RETURNS JTV announced four new locations to continue its In Your Neighborhood initiative in 2018. A powerful combination of news, special programming and community engagement events, NJTV will again use its on-air and digital platforms and personnel to showcase some of the Garden State’s most dynamic places this year, shining a spotlight on the people, cultural fabric and issues that make those areas Ntick and the history that grounds them. First stop in 2018: Montclair during one of the town’s biggest events — the Montclair Film Festival. “We look forward to another year of visiting new towns across New Jersey and using all of NJTV’s platforms — from broadcast and online to special events — to explore topics like education, infrastructure, politics, commerce, health, arts, culture and more in each location,” said NJTV General Manager John Servidio. In Your Neighborhood: Montclair kicks off with a special live early edition of the network’s newscast, NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams (5:30pm) featuring headlining news and scheduled interviews with local guests, followed by a live hour-long program NJTV In Your Neighborhood Special at 6pm, both broadcast from Raymond’s restaurant on Church Street. The evening’s line-up will include Montclair-centric episodes of One-on-One with Steve Adubato (7pm), State of the Arts: The Montclair Show (9pm), Pasta & Politics with Nick Acocella (9:30pm) and Speakeasy featuring musician Nick Lowe at the Montclair Film Festival (10pm). Continuing the conversation, a community event will take place at the United Way of Northern New Jersey on May 24, where the network’s engagement team will gather groups of residents, thought leaders and stakeholders to discuss issues affecting Montclair. SERIES RETURNS THURSDAY, MAY 3, FROM 5:30PM – 11PM “The response to this initiative from the communities we have visited to date has been tremendous,” said Servidio. “Residents are always asking us when we’ll be back.” Learn more at njtvonline.org/inyourneighborhood and on social media (#NJTVIYN) Future In Your Neighborhood stops slated for 2018 include Vineland, Wildwood and Livestream IYN: Montclair on Facebook Princeton. Stay tuned! CELEBRATE “MEDIA WITH IMPACT” WITH NJTV Join NJTV for an unforgettable gala celebrating the public media network’s initiatives, and honor one of the state’s most influential leaders who makes us all Jersey-proud. This year, Ralph Izzo, Chairman, President and CEO of PSEG will be honored, joining the distinguished list of past NJTV gala honorees, including U.S. Senator Cory Booker and NBA Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal. The gala puts NJTV’s mission on full display: to innovatively tell New Jersey’s story in a way that enlightens, educations and entertains. We are proud to showcase the talents, stories and triumphs of the Garden State — NJTV’s gala includes performances by jazz musician Brian Newman and the Camden Sophisticated Sisters Drill Team. We look forward to seeing you at American Beauty at Embassy Suites SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2018 AT 6:30PM by Hilton Berkeley Heights for an evening of cocktails, dinner and entertainment. Learn more at njtvonline.org/gala 1 NJTV MAY 2018 SCHEDULE PLEASE NOTE: All airdates are subject to change. For the most current listings, visit NJTV’s schedule page at NJTVonline.org/schedule/. For questions about the NJTV network and programming, call the toll free number at 800.882.6622 or the local number at 609.777.0031. TUESDAY MAY 1 2:00pm Arthur Buster’s Secret Admirer/ 7:30am Curious George The Last King of Lambland The Truth About George Burgers/ Curious George in the Dark 12:00am BBC World News 2:30pm Wild Kratts The Mystery of the Two Horned Narwhal 8:00am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 12:30am Amanpour on PBS 3:00pm Wild Kratts Elephant Brains! Daniel’s Bicycle/Katerina’s Magic Trick 1:00am Nightly Business Report 3:30pm Ready Jet Go! 8:30am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 1:30am MetroFocus © AVALON/PHOTOSHOT LICENSE / ALAMY STOCK PHOTO Round and Round/ Duckling Goes Home/Daniel Feels Left Out 2:00am Antiques Roadshow The three-part series introduces the most rebellious The Plant from Bortron 7 9:00am Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Big City, Pt. 3/ Portland, OR — Hour One animals in the natural world, from a promiscuous 4:00pm Cyberchase A Seedy Business Dinosaur Big City, Pt. 4 prairie dog to a kleptomaniac crab and an alpha 3:00am Front and Center 9:30am Splash and Bubbles chimpanzee who reigns with an iron fist. CMA Songwriters Series Presents: Clint Black 4:30pm Odd Squad Mid-Day in the Garden of Good and Odd/ Lights Out!/Catching Some Zzzs 4:00am Music Row: Nashville’s Most Failure to Lunch 10:00am Peg + Cat NATURAL BORN REBELS, Famous Neighborhood 5:00pm Nature Cat Garden Impossible/ The Clown Problem/The Ninja Problem A NATURE MINISERIES 5:00am The Lowertown Line Trampled By Turtles Agents of the Great Outdoors 10:30am Sesame Street Big Birds Song Airs Mondays, 5:30am Caucus: New Jersey Hunger at Home 5:30pm MetroFocus 11:00am Super Why! The Prince and the Pauper May 7, 14 & 21 at 8pm 6:00am BBC World News 6:00pm NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams 11:30am Pinkalicious & Peterrific 6:30am NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams 6:30pm BBC World News America Snow Fairy/To Catch A Leaf Learn more at pbs.org/nature 7:00am Pinkalicious & Peterrific Watch more Nature online at 7:00pm One-on-One with Steve Adubato 12:00pm Splash and Bubbles Pinkalicious/Glitterizer The Job Search/Reeftown’s Got Talent! watch.njtvonline.org 7:30pm NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams 7:30am Curious George 12:30pm Bob the Builder Playtime 8:00pm Father Brown The Crackpot of the Empire Curious George Sees Stars/Curious George Gets 1:00pm Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! A Trophy 9:00pm Unforgotten Season 1 on Masterpiece 9:00pm Call The Midwife Big Cats/Fantastic Flour Episode 2 8:00am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 10:00pm Last Tango In Halifax 10:30pm You Are Cordially Invited 1:30pm Arthur Cents-Less/Buster the Lounge Lizard Daniel’s New Friend/Same and Different 11:00pm NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams 11:00pm NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams 2:00pm Arthur To Eat Or Not to Eat/S.W.E.A.T. 8:30am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 11:30pm Classroom Close-Up, NJ 2:30pm Wild Kratts Sea Otter Swim Line Leader Daniel/Neighborhood Jobs 11:30pm Due Process Civil Commitment 3:00pm Wild Kratts Sloth Bear Suction 9:00am Dinosaur Train THURSDAY MAY 3 Dinosaur Big City, Pt. 1/Dinosaur Big City, Pt. 2 3:30pm Ready Jet Go! 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