Once the station was incorporated, Times Mirror supported WIN-TV through direct dollar grants, employed the Station Manager, and shared equipment. With this strong support from the Franchise, WIN-TV was ready to begin programming from its first home, the basement of Windsor Public Library. Programming was created by community volunteers and we were on the air two hours each weekday evening when volunteers could come to the station and run the tapes.
The station has grown since then to a 24 hour community station. With the ability to watch programming on demand as well as a mobile app coming soon.
Your Business Slide shown between programs daily on Channel 5 & 95 and your business logo listed on WIN-TV’s website and Facebook for 1 full year. Click HERE to join the WIN-TV Business Directory
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We are so proud of these young ladies. A very well deserved honor!Alyssa and Charlotte, both Sage Park Middle School students were recognized at our Veterans Day observance for volunteering (since age 3 and 5) with WIN-TV 's "Send Hometown Windsor to the Troops" program." Small donations add up! Details here: ow.ly/wRDk30mE3ea
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Evening programs have been canceled for this evening due to the weather. Both LP Wilson and 330 Windsor Ave. Community Centers will be closing at 6:00 p.m.
Due to the anticipated inclement weather, all after school activities are canceled today, November 15, 2018. The Future Student Information Night at Windsor High School scheduled for tonight is being postponed. The new date will be forthcoming.