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Carlisle Uncut: Stories off the Beaten Path-Carlisle’s Dark History

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james-kyleCarlisle Uncut: Stories off the Beaten Path is a series of stories produced by first year students during the Campus Media Pre-Orientation program.  10 students arrived on a Sunday, interviewed people on Monday, edited on a Tuesday and aired their stories on WDCV by Wednesday morning.  It was a fast paced introduction to audio journalism, storytelling and learning about their new home of Carlisle through the eyes of the individuals who live here. We will post a new story every day this week until all 5 stories are told.

Carlisle’s Dark History

Carlisle might seem like a sleepy little town with lovely historic buildings lining the streets but its history tells tales of much darker times.  Local historian, journalist and author, Joseph Cress takes us on the true crime tour of Carlisle’s past. From murder in the courthouse to 3 murdered girls in the woods, from strained town-gown relations to old men fighting with canes at the square, we will take you through a history of Carlisle that may surprise you.
To learn more about Carlisle’s history please consider purchasing and reading some of Joe’s books and consult with the knowledgeable folks at the Cumberland County Historical Society.

Carlisle Uncut: Stories off the Beaten Path-Stealing the Mermaid

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saraashleyCarlisle Uncut: Stories off the Beaten Path is a series of stories produced by first year students during the Campus Media Pre-Orientation program.  10 students arrived on a Sunday, interviewed people on Monday, edited on a Tuesday and aired their stories on WDCV by Wednesday morning.  It was a fast paced introduction to audio journalism, storytelling and learning about their new home of Carlisle through the eyes of the individuals who live here. We will post a new story every day this week until all 5 stories are told.

Stealing the Mermaid

You see her everywhere. She’s on tote bags, street signs, fake tattoos, admissions flyers and other Dickinson gear but the original is sheltered inside a glass case, safe from those who want to abduct her.  Even the one perched high above campus on Old West is a fake as the real mermaid swims in the quiet waters of the library.  Even though she looks odd compared to other famous mermaids from stories there is still something that has drawn students to steal her time and time again.

Carlisle Uncut: Stories off the Beaten Path-Building Community Through the Project SHARE Farm Stand

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reneeingridCarlisle Uncut: Stories off the Beaten Path is a series of stories produced by first year students during the Campus Media Pre-Orientation program.  10 students arrived on a Sunday, interviewed people on Monday, edited on a Tuesday and aired their stories on WDCV by Wednesday morning.  It was a fast paced introduction to audio journalism, storytelling and learning about their new home of Carlisle through the eyes of the individuals who live here. We will post a new story every day this week until all 5 stories are told.

Building Community Through the Project SHARE Farm Stand

Project SHARE is a community asset not only for the people who receive food from their outreach but the whole town has benefitted from their devotion to building community.  Their volunteers are not just people who are willing to lend a hand, they are often the same people who are on the receiving end of the food distribution.  We watched as people went through the line only to drop off their food so they could come back and help unload trucks and distribute food to the next people in line.  It is this sense of sharing and community that can’t be taught in a class but expands through every simple gesture of giving back.  Ingrid and Renee spoke with both Project SHARE employees and volunteers as well as recipients of from their food distribution to learn what makes this organization and their Farm Stand, so unique and special.

http://www.projectshare.net/

Carlisle Uncut: Stories off the Beaten Path-Adventures at Cave Hill

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meagansarahCarlisle Uncut: Stories off the Beaten Path is a series of stories produced by first year students during the Campus Media Pre-Orientation program.  10 students arrived on a Sunday, interviewed people on Monday, edited on a Tuesday and aired their stories on WDCV by Wednesday morning.  It was a fast paced introduction to audio journalism, storytelling and learning about their new home of Carlisle through the eyes of the individuals who live here. We will post a new story every day this week until all 5 stories are told.

Adventures at Cave Hill

This story is literally off the beaten path.  Cave Hill is a cherished nature refuge tucked away on the edge of Carlisle.  If you are on the Conodoguinet Creek you can see it in plain view but otherwise you have to know where to enter and scale down a hill to enjoy this secret space.  Although this place is loved by many, there are still some who don’t respect this beautiful space by defacing it with graffiti and litter.  Ben Mummert talks to Sarah and Meagan about why he cares so much about this Carlisle gem and how everyone can help keep it open for all who want to visit it. Find out more about Cave Hill at http://www.cavehillcarlisle.org/.

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Carlisle Uncut: Stories off the Beaten Path-“The Mannequin Man of Carlisle”

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preoleoclaireCarlisle Uncut: Stories off the Beaten Path is a series of stories produced by first year students during the Campus Media Pre-Orientation program.  10 students arrived on a Sunday, interviewed people on Monday, edited on a Tuesday and aired their stories on WDCV by Wednesday morning.  It was a fast paced introduction to audio journalism, storytelling and learning about their new home of Carlisle through the eyes of the individuals who live here. We will post a new story every day this week until all 5 stories are told.

The Mannequin Man of Carlisle

Have you ever stumbled upon a business, house or some other strange place that makes you ponder, “how did I not know this place existed before?”.  Carlisle has a few of these and one of them is a strange wonderland filled with thousands of records, mannequins and store fixtures for sale in an abandoned fake old western town.  It sounds too strange to be true, but that’s what makes this such a great story.
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Bluegrass on the Grass-Saturday July 12th 2014 12-9pm

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Bluegrass on the Grass

Saturday, July 12th 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Lineup and Full Schedule

Bosler Hall on the Academic Quad, Dickinson College
201 W. High St.. Carlisle, PA 17013
Walking directions: Enter on West High Street between North College and North West Streets.

Seating is open. The lawn can be accessed starting at 8:00am on the day of the festival. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. A wide array of vendors will sell food ranging from french fries to Thai food, plus non-alcoholic drinks. Restrooms will be available. Festival is held rain or shine. Bring umbrellas and get ready for great music!

12:00 p.m. Big Country Bluegrass
12:45 p.m. Vickie Vaughn Band
1:30 p.m. Jake Krack & Bing Brothers
2:15 p.m. Nora Jane Struthers and The Party Line
3:00 p.m. The Dismembered Tennesseans
3:45 p.m. Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen
4:30 p.m. Big Country Bluegrass
5:15 p.m. Vickie Vaughn Band
6:00 p.m. Jake Krack & Bing Brothers
6:45 p.m. Nora Jane Struthers and The Party Line
7:30 p.m. The Dismembered Tennesseans
8:15 p.m. Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen

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WDCV Remote Broadcast from First Friday Pix

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We had a blast at First Friday.  Thanks goes out to all of the DJs who helped us and all of the visitors who stopped by the table.IMG_2160

 

 

Bluegrass EXPLOSION on WDCV! July 11th-13th 2013

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It’s a Bluegrass Explosion! We have added more Bluegrass@Dickinson w/ Davis Tracy to our schedule July 11-13, to celebrate the 18th Annual Bluegrass on the Grass festival. And, hold on to your banjo because Saturday July 13th, WDCV will go bluegrass for 24 hours! Listen at home or while you are out and about. Then make sure you get to Dickinson College at 1pm this Saturday for the festival. Spend the day on the grass in Carlisle PA. Visit http://blogs.dickinson.edu/bluegrass/ for the complete schedule.

 

Bluegrass on the Grass
Saturday, July 13th, 2013
1:00-9:00pm
Dickinson College
Carlisle, PA

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WDCV Open House – Alumni Weekend – Friday June 14th 2-4pm

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Last year was WDCV’s 50th Anniversary but we are still celebrating! We know that there are alumni coming back every year who still love WDCV and all of the time they spent behind the mic.

If you are coming back for Alumni Weekend, please stop by the station from 2-4 pm for an open house on Friday June 14th.  All alumni are welcome, even if they weren’t a DJ when they were here so bring your friends.

We will have free buttons and stickers and we still have some t-shirts available in varying sizes (only $10!).

 

Finally, if you haven’t filled out our Alumni Survey yet, please do so!  We would love to hear about what you are currently up to and all about your time at WDCV!

 

2-4 p.m. WDCV Open House

Stop by WDCV’s Studio for a tour of our digs in the lower level of the HUB.  Check out our timeline of WDCV’s history in the hallway leading up to the station.  The studio will be open for Alumni DJs so bring some music along or just get behind the mic again and tell Dickinson & Carlisle what you have been up to. Mingle with alums and current DJs, eat some snacks, reminisce, tell us secrets about WDCV that we never would have known……

 

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