Channel 17 Program Descriptions

Wednesday, December 31 to Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Assembly Update Assemblyman Reilly discusses a recent visit from friends from Ireland.
Benchmark with Judge Peter Bankruptcy expert, Michael O'Connor, joins Judge Peter to discuss the dynamics of bankruptcy and the current situation.
Colonie Connect with Paula Mahan Paula's guest in Library Director, Richard Naylor, to discuss library programs, education, and changes to the way service is provided.
Focus on Health Peggy interviews Saskia Thiadens and Heather Carangelo on the topic of lymphedema.
Forum on Safety Peter's guest is William McGovern, a Fire Investigator with the new York state Department of State & his K9 dog, Braith.
Getting to Know You Joe's guests are Tom King, President of Albany Civic Theater, Artistic Director, Carol King, and a cast member to discuss the theater and their season.
Inside Addiction with Dean Hale This installment presents the extreme dangers of using Meth. Some images are disturbing.
Library Book Review Dr. Jeff Carlson returns to review "My Stroke of Insight: A Brain Scientist's Personal Journey".
Library Book Review Howard Brock reviews Rick Shenkman's "Just How Stupid Are We" about American Voter ignorance.
The Money Factor Richard's guests are Stuart Klein and Frank Mayer from the law firm of Bond, Schoeneck & KIng who will discuss Bus Contracts & Negotiating Contract Disputes.
Parenting for the 21st Century Zina will be talking with Mr. Francis Foley, headmaster of Saint Gregory's School For Boys in Loudonville about the characteristics and benefits of single-sex education. 
Senior Resources Show Chris' guest is Erin Stachewicz, Ltc Coordinator for the Albany County New York Connects Program, a single point of entry for information, assistance and referral for human and social services for all county residents of all ages.
Storytimes Join the youth services staff each weekday at 9am and 7pm for stories, songs, fingerplays and fun. This program is for children of all ages.
Veteran's Project Kevin Morgan interview George Cinney, a WWII veteran who served in the Pacific theater.