Hometown Screening of Dan Kay’s

What We Hide

 at Mamaroneck Cinemas on Community Media Day!

DIRECTOR Q & A FOLLOWING THE FILM

LMC Media is proud to present a very special hometown screening of What We Hide, the latest feature film by acclaimed director Dan Kay, on Community Media Day, October 20th, at Mamaroneck Cinemas.

This screening is particularly meaningful as Mamaroneck Cinemas is where Kay, a Mamaroneck native, first discovered his passion for filmmaking. Returning to the very theater that inspired his journey, Kay’s homecoming event will highlight the power of community, creativity, and storytelling.

“What We Hide” has been praised for its gripping narrative and nuanced characters, further establishing Kay as a distinctive voice in contemporary cinema. Audiences will have the rare opportunity to experience the film in the same local venue that shaped the filmmaker’s love for movies.

“Bringing What We Hide back to Mamaroneck Cinemas isn’t just a screening—it’s a celebration of community roots and the places that spark lifelong dreams,” said Matt Sullivan, Executive Director of LMC Media. “We’re honored to host this event on Community Media Day, which recognizes the importance of media that reflects and strengthens local communities.”

The event is part of Community Media Day, a National celebration held annually on October 20th, dedicated to promoting the importance of free speech, access to media, and community storytelling.

October 20th
7:00pm

CLICK HERE FOR TICKET INFO

Meet the Candidates

Learn more about the candidates in the upcoming election.

Watch LMC’s Meet the Candidates programming on
LMC Ch. 75 Optimum, 36 Verizon.

Village of Mamaroneck Candidates
Town of Mamaroneck Candidates: Eney, Moss, & Nichinsky | Town of Mamaroneck Candidates: Manice & Sadarangani
County Legislator Candidate: Nambiar | County Legislator Candidate: Van Kuller

Meet the Candidates: Village of Mamaroneck | Sharon Torres & Nora Lucas

The above schedule will repeat weekly until Election Day (Tuesday November 4).

If you prefer to watch on demand here on our website, see the video below.

Meet the Candidates: Town of Mamaroneck | Jaine Elkind Eney, Darren Moss, & Robin Nichinsky

Follow up videos airing now. To watch both, see the videos on demand below.

The above schedule will repeat weekly until Election Day (Tuesday November 4).

If you prefer to watch on demand here on our website, see the video below.

Meet the Candidates: Town of Mamaroneck | Melissa Manice & Tina Sadarangani

The above schedule will repeat weekly until Election Day (Tuesday November 4).

If you prefer to watch on demand here on our website, see the video below.

Meet the Candidates: Candidate for County Legislator | Anant Nambiar

The above schedule will repeat weekly until Election Day (Tuesday November 4).

If you prefer to watch on demand here on our website, see the video below.

Meet the Candidates: Candidate for County Legislator | Kurt Van Kuller

The above schedule will repeat weekly until Election Day (Tuesday November 4).

If you prefer to watch on demand here on our website, see the video below.

Thursday August 21, 2025 Optimum had adjusted their channels and had moved their local public access channels from the 75-80 block to the 1300s block. LMC Media was one of many access stations that had their channel lineups changed. Back at the end of August, Optimum had acknowledged the concerns raised and issued the following statement:

“Optimum did recently relocate Public, Education & Government (PEG) channels to new channel positions within our TV lineups to place all PEG content within a dedicated and easily accessible channel block. We understand that this transition has been challenging for stakeholders and appreciate the continued dialogue and feedback we have received.

We value the perspectives from our municipal partners and have taken the feedback seriously. In response, Optimum will be delaying the change in positioning of these PEG channels and is actively working to move them to their original locations. We anticipate this process to take effect within the next month [September].

The Company will continue to review its channel lineups on an ongoing basis to ensure they reflect a balance between customer needs, operational considerations, and the evolving TV programming landscape. As part of this commitment, we will enhance communication with stakeholders regarding any future changes to PEG channel placement.”

We can now say that as of yesterday, Thursday, September 18 these channels have been restored! It may take some time for these channels to return to all households and in the interim some channels may be out of place. Please stay tuned as we reconfigure everything. Once all is restored the channels will be listed as follows:

75 – Public channel
76 – Municipal channel
77 – Import & Education

As of Thursday August 21, 2025 Optimum has adjusted its channel lineup to better “enhance [Optimum] customers’ experience by placing all PEG content within a dedicated and accessible channel block in the 1300s”. This means that in the Larchmont and Mamaroneck areas, LMC Media will no longer be broadcast on channels 75, 76, and 77 on Cablevision/Optimum. Instead LMC will now be broadcast on 1300, 1305, and 1310. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause at such short notice but we were alerted to this only after the lineup was changed. This is something that has not only affected our access channels here but other Optimum users throughout Westchester, including Greenburgh and White Plains. Regardless we have sorted this all out and will continue to broadcast as normal on our new channels.”

If your channels are still offline, continue watching LMC online by clicking here!

This channel change does not affect Verizon Fios customers. Those channels will remain as is (34-36).

Tune in this week to see LMC Media’s September 11 ceremonies coverage.

Wednesday September 17th
Watch on
LMC Ch 1300 Optimum, 36 Verizon
or right here on the website

Community Stories: September 11 Remembrance Ceremony at Kensico Dam

6:50pm

This video documents a portion of the 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony held at Kensico Dam Plaza, honoring the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and those who passed in the years after due to related illnesses. The ceremony brings together families, community members, and officials in solemn tribute. This program features remarks from Matt McCauley. The event serves as a reminder of resilience, unity, and the importance of never forgetting.

Tri-Municipal September 11th Commemoration 2025

7:00pm

he Town of Mamaroneck, along with the Village of Mamaroneck and the Village of Larchmont, held their annual September 11th Commemoration on Thursday, September 11, 2025 at 5:00 PM. The commemoration was held at “Girl Scout Rock” in Memorial Park on Myrtle Boulevard and was an opportunity for the community to gather together in a cooperative spirit of support and remembrance. Participants included members of the Fire and Police Departments of the Town of Mamaroneck and Villages of Mamaroneck and Larchmont, the Town of Mamaroneck Ambulance District, Veterans, members of the Clergy, local Girl Scout and Boy Scout troops, and public officials.

Come on down to Barnstone Grill every Monday in September to help LMC Media!

Volunteering does more than give back—it strengthens the very fabric of a community. In Voices of Volunteerism, Emily Scobie explores how the efforts of local volunteers transform lives in Larchmont and Mamaroneck. From the Larchmont-Mamaroneck Hunger Task Force providing essential food to neighbors, to the Community Resource Center empowering immigrants, this episode highlights the ripple effects of giving: building connections, fostering hope, and creating a stronger, more resilient community. Discover how small acts of service can make a big difference.

Listen now on Spotify

Listen to more episodes of LMC Cast right here!

Don’t forget to listen to our other podcast,
Sound Shore Family Guide

LMC Media channels 75, 76, and 77 are currently offline on Cablevision/Optimum. This seems to be an issue on the cable provider side as this is affecting multiple access stations in the Westchester area, including Greenburgh and White Plains.

We are currently working on researching the issue and getting our channels back on line as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience and we apologize for any inconvenience.

Please stay tuned and check back either here or on our social media channels (Faceboook / Instagram) to get updates on when we are back online.

*This is not affecting Verizon Fios users*

If your channels are currently offline, continue watching LMC online by clicking here!

August is National Water Quality Month, and there’s no better time to understand why our local beaches sometimes close after it rains, and what’s really flowing into Long Island Sound.

In this episode, LMC Media and Save the Sound take listeners beneath the surface to uncover the causes of pollution, how bacteria levels are tracked, and why stormwater and sewage pose growing challenges to water quality. Hear from locals, environmental scientists, and educators working to monitor water quality, raise awareness, and empower the public to take action, from simple behavior changes to pushing for smarter policy.

If you’ve ever wondered why the beach is closed on a sunny day, or what you can do to help keep it open, this episode is for you.

To support Save the Sound or to learn more visit: www.savethesound.org

Listen now on Spotify

Listen to more episodes of LMC Cast right here!

Don’t forget to listen to our other podcast,
Sound Shore Family Guide

The Village of Mamaroneck Police Department created an unforgettable night of community fun at Harbor Island Park on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM!

The evening featured:

✅ Music, entertainment, food & games for all ages

✅ Exciting K9 demos with PO Colasacco & K9 Ike and PO Reyes & K9 Ricky

✅ Police, Fire, EMS, and DPW vehicles on display — plus a helicopter flyover! 🚁

✅ On-dock boat tours of the VMPD Police Boat

✅ Face painting, balloon art and The Magical Dave Magic Show 🎈🎩

✅ FREE hamburgers, hot dogs, ice cream, cotton candy, popcorn & drinks

✅ Giveaways and a chance to meet your local heroes!

Summer on the Ave
Block Party

Wednesday, July 23, 7:00pm to 10:00pm