Bridgewater Cable Access

Bridgewater Cable Access, more commonly known as BTV-9, is a volunteer-based, non profit enterprise dedicated to serving Bridgewater, Massachusetts by providing local public, educational, and government access (PEG) cable television programming, citizen access to the television production facilities and education to use those facilities. The station is funded by Bridgewater subscribers of Comcast.

BTV-9 produces and broadcasts local origination programming over Comcast channel 22 for live town government meetings and Comcast channel 9 for scheduled programming.

Bridgewater This Week

Bridgewater This Week is a weekly news magazine program designed to inform Bridgewater residents about events occurring in the town. It is said to be one of the highest rated categorical news magazine programs in southern New England, and is the only program on the channel that is sponsored by BTV-9.

In July 2008, Bridgewater This Week won The National Alliance for Community Media "Hometown Video Awards" in the "About Access" category. The show was produced by BTV-9's News Producer, Alicia Fortin. Along with Fortin, station manager Jeff Fowler, Associate Producer Jason Pritchard and news anchor Joe Studley traveled to Washington DC to accept the award.

Sports

BTV-9 is the official home of the Bridgewater-Raynham Athletics, Bridgewater State College Football and Basketball, the MASCAC Conference Tournaments, Northeast-10's Men's and Women's Basketball Championships, the NCAA Division II Regional Basketball Tournaments, and The Brockton Rox Professional Baseball team.

Sources

Official site

Broadcast television in Eastern Massachusetts, Southern New Hampshire, Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket, including Boston, Worcester, Manchester, Barnstable, Concord, Keene, and Laconia

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Boston English stations	WBZ-TV (4.1 CBS, 4.2 Decades) WCVB-TV (5.1 ABC, 5.2 Me-TV) WHDT-LD (6.1 DW) WHDH (7.1 NBC, 7.2 This TV) WFXT (25.1 Fox, 25.2 Movies!) WSBK-TV (38.1 MNTV) WWDP (46.1/46.2 EVINE Live) WYDN (48.1 Daystar) WLVI (56.1 CW, 56.2 ZUUS Country) WMFP (62.1/62.2 Cozi TV, 62.3 VIETV, 62.4 Retro TV) WBPX-TV/WDPX-TV (68.1/58.1 Ion, 68.2/58.2 Qubo, 68.3/58.3 Ion Life, 68.4/58.4 Ion Shop, 68.5/58.5 QVC, 68.6/58.6 HSN)

PBS	WGBH-TV (2.1 PBS, 2.2 World) WGBX-TV (44.1 PBS, 44.3 Create, 44.4 Kids)

Boston Spanish stations	WFXZ-CD (24.1 MundoFox, 24.2 AZA, 24.3/24.4 Informercials) WUNI (27.1 UNI, 27.2 LATV, 27.3 ZUUS Latino) WTMU-LP 46 (TMD) WCEA-LD (58.1 Ind) WNEU (60.1 TMD 60.2 Exitos TV, 60.3 Dark, also serving New Hampshire) WUTF-DT (66.1 UniMás, 66.2 Bounce TV, 66.3 GetTV)

Manchester	WMUR-TV (9.1 ABC, 9.2 Me-TV) WENH-TV/WEKW-TV (11.1/52.1/11.2/52.2 PBS/NHPTV (x.1 Prime, x.2 Explore), 11.3/52.3 World, 11.4/52.4 Create) WYCN-CD (13.1 TheCoolTV, 13.2 Heroes & Icons) WPXG-TV (21.1 Ion, 21.2 Qubo, 21.3 Ion Life, 21.4 Ion Shop, 21.5 QVC, 21.6 HSN) WBIN-TV (50.1 Ind, 50.2 LWN, 50.3 WN) WNEU (60.1 TMD 60.2 Exitos TV, 60.3 Dark, also serving Boston)

Local cable channels	NECN NESN CSN New England CatholicTV Charter TV3 Cheshire TV Bridgewater Cable Access EBCTV

Adjacent locals	CKSH-DT (9.1 Ici Radio-Canada, Sherbrooke, QC) WNNE (31.1 NBC; Hartford, VT) WSBE-TV (36.1 PBS, 36.2 Learn, 36.3 V-me; Providence) WVTA (41.1/41.2 PBS/VPBS, 41.3 Create, 41.4 World; Windsor, VT)

Defunct	WHDH-TV 5 (ABC/CBS; unrelated to today's WHDH Ch. 7) WNAC-TV 7 (CBS/ABC; unrelated to today's WHDH or Providence's WNAC-TV) WJZB-TV 14 (Ind) WNHT 21 (Ind/CBS) WXPO-TV 50 (Ind) WTAO-TV 56 (ABC/DuMont) WXHR-TV 56 (experimental)

ATSC-M/H Mobile DTV	WGBH-TV 2.1 (PBS) WBZ-TV 4.1 (CBS) WHDH 7.1 (NBC)¹ WFXT 25.1 (Fox) WBPX-TV 68.1 (Ion)

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