LCTV News | November 22, 2024 – Full Broadcast

This week on LCTV News we cover some of the big headlines of the past week including Catalyst Housing opening applications, LCTV launching digital literacy classes, new officers at the Lynn Police department, and more big news from this past week. We also show recaps of the Little Free Library art reveal at Centerboard, Native American Heritage Month Celebration, and more from around the city.

On the first Lynn Lowdown we welcomed on Leap For Education. Executive Director Linda Saris & Teen Center Site Coordinator Jhayr Castillo joined Dani about how they support youth in Lynn & Salem. Their main focus was on their new teen center in Lynn, the programs and services offered there, and the Career and forward-thinking approach they take with their students.
For more information please visit leap4ed.org, call 978-740-6667, or lsaris@leap4ed.org

On the second Lowdown this week we welcomed on a MassSave partner. Michael Monahan from MassSave partner NEEECO talked with us about how National Grid customers can save on their home energy costs. Anyone that is a customer of National Grid can get a free energy assessment of their home, along with other discounts such as for insulation to reduce energy costs.

For more information you can call 978-888-7462, visit neeeco.com, or email Michael.monahan@neeeco.com.

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The LCTV News is a weekly news program highlighting several big news stories in Lynn, video showcases of organizations and places in Lynn, interviews with movers and shakers within the Lynn community, and more. It is produced and anchored by LCTV’s News Director Dani Vittori. Watch full episodes at lynntv.org or on our Public Access Channel at 6AM & 6PM every Monday-Saturday.