Spectrum Community (Maine)

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Spectrum Community
Broadcast areaMaine, New Hampshire
Programming
Picture format480i
Ownership
OwnerCharter Communications
History
LaunchedUnknown
Closed2017
Links
Websitetwctv.net

Spectrum Community was a regional cable

television network owned by Charter Communications through its acquisition of Time Warner Cable in May 2016, with coverage throughout Time Warner Cable systems throughout Maine and Northern New Hampshire. The channel broadcasts local programming and local high school and minor league
sports. The channel was previously named Time Warner Cable Community and Time Warner Cable Television (TWC TV) before that.

Programming

Business Insider Guest speakers address topical concerns for area business people.

Maine Street Interview show with community leaders discussing happenings in their town.

Mature Lifestyles Monthly news magazine show focusing on senior citizens.

Pet Haven Line Produced by the Kennebec Valley Humane Society, focusing on the care of animals.[1]

State of the State Weekly discussion about local and national issues concerning the state of Maine.

Strictly Sports Monday night program discussing local and national sports, hosted by WGAN talk show host Mike Violette.

Consumer Matters Advice for the Consumer from the Maine Attorney General's office.

Road to the Blaine House Profiles gubernatorial candidates, similar to C-SPAN's Road to the White House.

Mainly Motorsports Focusing on motorsports in New England.[2]

Wildfire Discussing Maine outdoors issues.

Classic Arts Showcase is seen late nights in addition to infomercials.

Sports programming

In addition to Monday night's Strictly Sports talk show. Spectrum Community airs local high school sports largely from Southern Maine and

Time Warner Cable SportsNet
when Maine based teams are playing teams that network usually covers.

See also

  • TW3 (Albany, NY)

References