Don’t miss our most recent episode of Talk of the Town. Special guest host Fran Reid from the Town’s Department of Environmental Planning interviews Councilman Dwyer and attorney A. J. Smith who is one of the members of the Ecological Commission. Tom discusses some of the programs that the town is involved with, such as recycling, ecology, composting, bio-fuels and renewable energy.

Follow North Hempstead Television for part two of the famous Mackey horse restoration. Town Clerk Leslie Gross and Parks Commissioner Donald Zauner visit the disassembled sculpture at North Shore Stone in Glen Head. They also tour the site where the finished monument will stand – Roslyn Pond Park. Louise Fishman from the Business and Tourism Development Corporation (BTDC) and historian Howard Kropnick are on hand to lend their input and expertise.

Our cameraman took a quiet afternoon and captured the beautiful tulip blooms and other exterior views of North Hempstead’s Botanic Garden in Albertson.

They’re “Freezin For A Reason” again at the Special Olympics fund-raising event held each winter at North Hempstead Beach Park. This year about 450 brave swimmers dove into the chill waters of Manhasset Bay to help raise money for New York’s Special Olympic program. Supervisor Kaiman was one of the divers and hosts this segment.

The 2011 Women’s Roll of Honor was held at the Roslyn Claremont Hotel in Roslyn and North Hempstead TV cameras were there to capture the event. Thirteen women from North Hempstead were honored at the event which was hosted by Town Clerk Leslie Gross.

Supervisor Kaiman, Councilwoman Russell and Councilman Pollack host the first annual Black History Month celebration held in Town Hall in February 2011. Watch highlights from the variety of performances on North Hempstead TV.

The Town of North Hempstead has a program for residents to obtain their own specialized composting bin and also receive a training lesson from the Clark Garden staff. NHTV was on hand when the training was done for students at the Great Neck Village school.

Louise Fishman and Leslie Gross spend lunchtime with the owners of Tel Aviv, a glatt kosher restaurant on Middle Neck Road in Great Neck.

For 2011 NHTV will continue with our Project Independence series. One of our highlighted episodes features Supervisor Kaiman interviewing a group of retired men. The ROMEOs are a group of Retired Old Men Eating Out and they explain the reasons for being part of Project Independence.

NHTV gets an in-depth look at the Roslyn Rescue operation. We spend the day with four volunteers as they describe and demonstrate all the workings of a local EMS.

Town Supervisor Jon Kaiman delivers his seventh State of the Town from the Harbor Links Clubhouse in Port Washington. The event was sponsored by the League of Women Voters. Watch the broadcast on NHTV.