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| Jun 17, 2010 | #386 | 2010 Livermore Rodeo Parade
Once again the Rodeo Parade was presented by the Livermore Rotary Club, as it has been for the past 35 years. Although it wasn't caught on the video, opening remarks by announcers Barbara Hickman and John Shirley included special thanks to Ron Scott, Rotary's chairman for the parade. Although he had a host of helpers, it was Ron's guidance that made the parade possible. Taped by Bob Bronzan on 6/12/10. Time 84 minutes.
| | May 31, 2010 | #385 | Wolfgang Stoeffl / Livermore Sommerfest
Learn all about Livermore's Sommerfest as Festmeister Wolfgang Stoeffl tells host Barbara Hickman all about this fundraiser for Livermore schools' arts programs. Find out the when, where, who, what, etc. about this wonderful summer event. Contacts: www.LCAC.org, www.BrownPaperTickets.com, 1-800-838-3006. Time 28:30
| | Apr 23, 2010 | #384 | Tawnya Trunnell / Assistance League Amador Valley
Tawnya Trunnell relates to host Barbara Hickman the story of Assistance League and it's Amador Valley branch. She talks about the what, who, when, where, why, and how of their many activities, including their programs, their fundraising efforts, and their supporters. She also gives details on how to become a member and what the obligations of membership are. Contact: (925) 461-6401, amadorvalley.assistanceleague.org, or alamadorvalley@yahoo.com. Time: 28:30.
| | Mar 27, 2010 | #383 | Karen Milelli / Children's Healthy Smile Project
Karen Milelli describes the organization she founded upon learning of local children with poor dental hygiene. She tells why she started it, what she does, how widespread it is, and shows the result of poor dental health and the diseases it can lead to. She also explains her on-going need for funding and for volunteers. Contact: www.childrenssmileproject.org, 1-877-668-6690. Taped 3/24/10. Time: 28:36.
| | Mar 7, 2010 | #382 | John Stein / February Update
This month John talks with host Barbara Hickman about Livermore's new planning codes, the Lizzie Fountain overhaul, the city budget, the parking lot at the old Lucky's spot, progress on the proposed regional theater, and the refurbishing of the park at the Bothwell Center at 7th and H Streets. Time: 28:25
| | Jan 14, 2010 | #381 | Denny Grotrian / Livermore Lions Club
Lion Denny Grotrian tells program host Barbara Hickman the story of Lions, the history, their purpose, and their current activities and project. He invites anyone to visit their dinner, lunch, or breakfast meetings and talks about members' costs and obligations. Visit the local Lions website at www.livermorelions.org or contact Denny at 925-292-5368 or Lion.Denny@comcast.net. Taped 1/12/10. Time: 28:30.
| | Dec 23, 2009 | #380 | Valerie Raymond / BART to Livermore
Valerie Raymond shows and explains to host Barbara Hickman the nine BART route options as presented at a recent workshop in Livermore. She includes pros and cons of each route and justifies her own preference. Time: 28:35. Taped on 12/21/09.
| | Nov 19, 2009 | #379 | John Stein / November Update (Zoning)
John Stein explains to host Barbara Hickman the details of the recently proposed zoning changes for areas of Livermore north and south of the downtown redevelopment area. He expresses concern for the increased level of density, possibly resulting in demolition of heritage homes, and the lack of parking proposed in this update of the zoning codes, as well as concern that new projects will be approved at the staff level, without Planning Commission approval and without public hearings. Contact John at stein57@aol.com. Time - 28:30.
| | Oct 31, 2009 | #378 | Cher Wollard / Livermore's Poet Laureate
In conversation with program host Barbara Hickman, Livermore's new Poet Laureate, Cher Wollard, explains what a poet laureate is, her duties, her plans, and upcoming events. She also explains what poetry is, what makes a written piece a poem, and reads a sample of her work. Contact www.livermorelit.com or 925-824-4824. Time: 28:30.
| | Sep 17, 2009 | #377 | Mark Triska & Erick / Tri-Valley Mentoring Program
Mentor Mark Triska describes the Tri-Valley Mentoring Program, what it is, the purpose of the relationship, who it's for, how they are paired up, what the two do, and time committment involved. Then his mentee Erick talks about the program from his point of view. Sponsors of the program include Valley Care Foundation, BB&T Insurance, Funmobility Inc., Sybase, Colliers International/Links for Life, and the City of Pleasanton. Program host is Barbara Hickman. Contact (925) 475-6107, tstier@ymcaeastbay.org, www.ymcaeastbay.org, www.beamentor.org/trivalley. Time 28:30.
| | Sep 12, 2009 | #376 | John Stein / September Update
This month John and host Barbara Hickman discuss the City Council's re-election of themselves, the latest info on the proposed regional theater, how the state budget is affecting Livermore's budget, the progress of BART to Livermore, the prograss of the Isabel Avenue freeway interchange, new city codes for "adult entertainment" venues, and form-based zoning. Contact 449-7896, stein53@aol.com. Time 28:30.
| | Sep 11, 2009 | #375 | Lorena Duncan / Anthropos Counseling Center
Lorena Duncan, Executive Director of Anthropos Counseling Center in Livermore, and host Barbara Hickman discuss what Anthropos is, how their counselors become qualified, who their service is for, the stages of therapy, and the cost. Contact (925) 449-7925, www.anthroposcounseling.org. Time 28:30.
| | Sep 4, 2009 | #374 | Lyn Kiernan / Shepherd's Gate
Lyn Kiernan, Director of Business and Volunteer Relations, and program host Barbara Hickman discuss what, where, for whom, and how they fund the programs at Shepherd's Gate shelter for battered and homeless women and children in Livermore. She also talks about the need for volunteers and the procedure for a person in need of their help. Contact (925) 443-4283, shepgate@shepherdsgate.org, or www.shepherdsgate.org. Time: 28:17. Taped 9/3/09.
| | Jul 17, 2009 | #373 | John Stein / July Update
Topics this month include demolition of the Lucky's site, the Isabel Avenue/I-580 interchange, the Tenuta Winery permit changes, new cardroom regulations for the city, zoning on Hilliker Place, and Livermore Downtown, Inc. subsidy adjustment. Host Barbara Hickman. Time 28:30.
| | Jun 19, 2009 | #372 | Don Meeker & Russ Marcel / Shakespeare Festival
Don Meeker and Russ Marcell discuss Livermore's 2009 Shakespeare Festival, A Midsummer Night's Dream, as staged at the Victorian house at the Concannon vineyards. Included on the program, alternating nights, is a repeat of The Seagull. Russ also discusses his two-week Summer Acting Camp for high school students, held at the Bothwell Arts Center. Program host is Barbara Hickman. Contact: www.livermoreshakes.org, 800-838-3006. Taped 6/17/09. Time 28:40.
| | May 29, 2009 | #371 | Wolfgang Stoeffl / Livermore's Sommerfest
Host Barbara Hickman talks with Wolfgang Stoeffl about Livermore's upcoming Sommerfest, presented/sponsored by Livermore Cultural Arts Council to benefit arts programs in our schools. Volunteers are still needed. Contacts: 1-800-838-3006, www.lcac.org, 925-980-0433. Taped 5/27/09. Time:28:22.
| | May 25, 2009 | #370 | Wendy Weathers / Open Heart Kitchen
Wendy Weathers brings us up to date with Livermore's Open Heart Kitchen. She stresses the need for volunteers and for donations of both food and money, with a special plea for home gardeners to bring their extra bounty so others can use it. The nutritious hot meals are free to anyone, no questions asked. Contact www.openheartkitchen.org, 925-580-6793, or 925-580-1616. Program host Barbara Hickman. Taped on 5/20/09. Time: 28:25.
| | May 8, 2009 | #369 | Bert Michalczyk / DSRSD Bio Solid Process
Dublin San Ramon Services District's General Manager, Bert Michalczyk, talks about their bio-solids processing system, turning regular sewage bio-solids into usable energy and water. He shows a bevy of photos and charts to explain the system in a clear manner, so even a novice can understand . Contact 925-875-2200 or www.dsrsd.com. Program host Barbara Hickman. Taped 5/6/09. Time 28:29.
| | Apr 29, 2009 | #368 | Valerie Raymond / Livermore's Proposed Regional Theatre
Valerie's comments are focused on the financial aspects of the project, pointing out that the plan seems very unsound and unfeasible. She also stresses that 5/14/09 is the day Council plans to make the final decision on whether to invest in the theater. All concerned voters should voice their opinions to the Council members before that date if possible, but it's never too late. Program host Barbara Hickman. Contact 447-2053 or Barbara@grassrootsissues.com. Taped 4/29/09. Time: 28:30.
| | Apr 23, 2009 | #367 | Kathy Chase / Livermore's Proposed Regional Theatre
Kathy Chase expands on her City Council comments on Livermore's proposed 2000-seat regional theater. Her concerns include the questionable financing (with the city paying over 75% of the cost), the size (96 ft tall), and the probable failure (due to overestimated audience), leaving the city with a huge white elephant in the center of downtown. She encourages viewers who agree with her to let their views be known to the Council members by sending them e-mails, phoning, speaking up at Council meetings, or by signing the petition to put the issue on a ballot for a public vote. Contact 447-2053 or grassroots@grassrootsissues.com. Time: 28:27. First aired 5/14/09.
| | Apr 17, 2009 | #366 | John Stein / Proposed 2000-Seat Theater
John Stein brings us up to date on the latest happenings with the proposed 2000-seat LVPAC theater. He discusses the new site, the financing, lack of parking, and the fact that the Council members have obviously made their decisions, despite their claims that they haven't. Time: 28:25. First aired 4/23/09.
| | Apr 12, 2009 | #365 | Rich Bennett & Susan DuPree / Rotary Club Activities
Rich and Susan talk about Rotary's upcoming Work Day, when clubs world-wide work on a community service project of their choice, citing local projects needing more volunteers. They also discuss other Rotary activities, Bill Gates's donation for international projects, and more. Contact www.rotariansatwork.org, www.rotary5270.org, or www.rotary.org. Time: 28:23. First aired 4/16/09.
| | Apr 4, 2009 | #364 | Katy Sanlis & Joanna Xu / Interact Club Activities
Katy Sanlis, District 3 representative, of Livermore High, and Joanna Xu, co-president of Granada High's Interact Club, explain what the Interact Club is, how it relates to Rotary, how to join, the cost, etc. They also discuss their clubs' community service activities and fundraisers, giving special detail to the HydrAid water purification project. For more information www.interact5170.com and/or www.hydraid.org. Time 28:25. First aired 4/9/09.
| | Mar 27, 2009 | #363 | LVJUSD Financial Situation
School Board member Anne White and Susan Kinder, Executive Director of Financial Services, discuss effects of the state budget on the Livermore schools, what is planned to adapt the local budget, when changes will take effect, the possibility of personnel cuts, salary cuts, class size increase, school closures, and more. Contact www.livermoreschools.com.Time 28:22. First aired 4/2/09.
| | Mar 13, 2009 | #362 | John Stein / March Update
This month's topics include the development of the parking lot between Bank of the West and Livermore Ave. into a 3-story mixed-use building, Carnegie Park re-furbishing, what might be going in the Mervyn's vacancy, the Livermore Downtown award, Arbor Day, the city budget, and what's new on the proposed regional theater. Time 28:23. First aired 3/19/09.
| | Mar 6, 2009 | #361 | Ben Musulf / Bocce in Livermore
Ben Musulf discusses the game of bocce, a bit of history, specifics of the court and the equipment, how to play the game, etc. He also talks about upcoming events at Campo di Bocce's courts. Contact information: 925-249-9800, bocce@campodibocce.com, www.campodibocce.com. Time: 28:07. First aired 3/12/09.
| | Feb 11, 2009 | #360 | Emergency Preparedness
Tom Bramell, retired fire fighter Captain, discusses the importance of being prepared for all emergencies, not just disasters. Topics covered include having a plan, providing water, food, first-aid supplies, sanitation supplies, cash/money, blankets, and much, much more. He recommends checking out www.redcrossstores.org for ideas on filling your own backpack or suitcase on wheels, one for each member of your family. Read his entire article on assembling an Emergency Preparedness Kit at http://www.grassrootsissues.com/EmergencyPreparednessKit.pdf, written for his fellow Rotarians. First aired 2/12/09. Time 28:20.
| | Jan 30, 2009 | #359 | Dan Gallagher / DSRSD Energy Conservation
Dan Gallagher, Operations Manager for Dublin-San Ramon Services District, discusses the amount of electrical power the regional wastewater treatment plant in Pleasanton consumes and the steps taken to reduce the load on the statewide electrical grid, including the use of fuel cells, digester gas, and a cogeneration engine, and their level of effectiveness. He also touches on DSRSD's use of solar energy and the possibility of generating wind power. Contact Dan at 925-875-2345 or Gallagher@dsrsd.com, www.dsrsd.com. First aired on 2/5/09. Time 28:30.
| | Jan 21, 2009 | #358 | John Stein / January Update
This month John discusses the proposed changes to Lizzie Fountain Park, piping city water to residents outside the city's limits, progress on the proposed regional theater plans, Livermore Village project, removing the parking lot between Bank of the West and Livermore Avenue at Third Street to build a 3-story mixed-use structure, the zoning code update workshops, and downtown restaurant closings and openings. First aired 1/22/09. Contact stein53@aol.com. Time 28:32.
| | Jan 8, 2009 | #357 | Livermore's Got Talent
Maurie Louis & Heather Quarterman discuss details of the up-coming talent competition finals at the Bankhead Theater on February 28, produced by the two Livermore Rotary clubs and sponsored by NBC East Bay, KKIQ, Waste Management, East Bay Area News Group, and John Robert Powers of Pleasanton. The show will be judged by actress Kathy Lee Crosby, retired dance instructor Carol Jean, and Allen Larsen of John Robert Powers Talent Academy. Contact: www.livermoresgottalent.com. First aired 1/15/09. Time 28:40.
| | Dec 22, 2008 | #356 | Albert Rothman / Book Publishing
For people who think they might like to write a book but have no idea how to go about it, Albert talks about his experience. Topics covered include how he got started, selecting a printer, designing the cover, plus the ups and downs of being an author and much more. His new book chronicles his early life in Brooklyn, NY. Contact him at Albroth@comcast.net. First aired 1-8-09.
| | Dec 10, 2008 | #355 | Holm Family Cookbook
Tilli Calhoun and Nancy Mueller talk about their new cookbook of family recipes, how it came about, where you can get it, and some of the recipes and historic tales that it contains. Contact www.holmfamilycookbook.com. First aired 12/11/08.
| | Nov 26, 2008 | #354 | John Stein / November Update
Topics this month include the mayor's return after a lengthy illness, combining Planning Commission and Design Review Committee, Lizzy Fountain Park renovation, new restaurants in town, the demolition of the old Lucky's site, and news on the proposed regional theater. First aired 11/27/08.
| | Nov 14, 2008 | #353 | Water Conservation
Boni Brewer, of Zone 7, and Joan Benjamin and Sue Stephenson of DSRSD (Dublin San Ramon Services District) discuss the need for water conservation in the valley and various ways to cut back water usage. Contacts www.dsrsd.com for more tips. First aired 11/20/08.
| | Nov 12, 2008 | #352 | Bill Geyer & Kevin Drake / Livermore Rotary Clubs
Livermore's Rotary club presidents Kevin Drake and Bill Geyer discuss what Rotary is, who it is, what they do, how to join, and more. They talk about past activities and up-coming fundraising projects, the annual Gala and Livermore's Got Talent. Contacts are www.livermore-rotary.org, and www.livermorevalleyrotary.org plus livermoresgottalent.com, and 443-1446. First aired 11/13/08.
| | Nov 5, 2008 | #351 | Anne Homan & Richard Finn / Dan's Place Drawings
Anne and Dick share their mutual interests in Livermore history and genealogy as they discuss drawings found in the old Dan's Place saloon on Livermore Avenue, more recently known as Hank's Place but now torn down. First aired on 11/6/08.
| | Oct 22, 2008 | #350 | John Stein / October Update
John comments on the regional theater, the hotel planned for downtown Livermore, the Livermore Village Site project, and the Springtown Golf Course report. First aired on 10/23/08
| | Oct 1, 2008 | #349 | Chuck Rogge / LVJUSD Candidate
Chuck talks about his reasons for running for the office, his qualifications, his relevant experience, and his plans for improvement if he's elected. First aired 10/2/08.
| | Sep 24, 2008 | #348 | Stu Gary / LVJUSD Candidate
Candidate Stu Gary tells viewers why he decided to run, his qualifications for the position, his relevant experience, and his plans once elected. Visit his website at www.stugaryforlivermoreschools.com. First aired on 9/25/08.
| | Sep 16, 2008 | #347 | John Stein / September Update
Livermore's loans to the city's Redevelopment Agency and the increase in fees for social services are among John's topics on this program. He also talks about LVPAC's presentation regarding the new "preferred site" for the proposed regional theater, including the eastward orientation, and the letter of credit needed for financing it. First aired on 9/17/08/
| | Aug 24, 2008 | #346 | Linda Ryan / Art Walk 2008
Linda explains what Art Walk is, how and why it's now a fundraiser with sponsors, and their need for volunteers. Some of the new events are hula-hoop dancing, and an exhibit titled "A Different View: A New Take on Our Regional Parks" on display at the Bankhead theater and open during Art Walk 2008. First aired 8/28/08. www.artwalklivermore.org.
| | Aug 20, 2008 | #345 | John Stein / August Update
Topics this month include Beautification Committee needs and events, Mayor Kamena's return after his lengthy illness, the Springtown golf course progress, golf carts on city streets, the proposed regional theater progress, the Redevelopment Agency's loans from the city, and his own litigation involving the Council's possible violation of The Brown Act. First aired 8/21/08.
| | Aug 13, 2008 | #344 | Loretta Kaskey / A Home's History
Loretta tells about and shows samples of the various resources to help learn the history of a home, yours or any home. First aired on 8-14-08. www.livermorehistory.com or www.lhg.org
| | Aug 6, 2008 | #343 | Jeff Kaskey / Livermore Heritage Guild
Jeff, current president of the Heritage Guild, talks about the group, what it does/is, about the History Center and what it is/does. He covers the history mobile, tours, Duarte garage, Guild projects and activities such as the spring auction fundraiser, and memberhsip costs and benefits. First aired on 8-7-08. www.livermorehistory or www.lgh.org
| | Jul 16, 2008 | #342 | John Stein / July Update
This month John comments on the decisions and actions of the current Council Members, the parking problems in neighborhoods around the downtown area, the possibility of time-share units in Livermore, and the "letter of credit" for the city and/or LVPAC for financing of the proposed 2000-seat theater. First aired on 7/17/08.
| | Jul 9, 2008 | #341 | Gloria Taylor / Downtown Redevelopment Agency
Gloria Taylor explains how the Downtown Redevelopment Agency works, where their funding comes from and what they can and cannot spend it on. First aired on 7/10/08.
| | Jun 18, 2008 | #340 | John Stein / June Update
This month John talks about the proposed regional theater again, including what is required to make it happen and the high risk involved, how much it might cost to get a bank to provide a letter of credit, the benefits of having a commission to discuss the pros and cons, and the added expense of designing and constructing a building that's too big for the lot. He also comments on the Council's consideration of combining the Design Review Committee and Planning Commission, and the demise of the Friendship Center and how the public can help revive it. First aired on 6/19/08.
| | Jun 3, 2008 | #339 | Valerie Raymond / 2000-Seat Theater Financing
Valerie gives her perspective on the financing of the proposed 2000-seat theater, along with explanations of how city financing works and what benefits are claimed. First aired on 6/4/08.
| | May 28, 2008 | #338 | Don Meeker / Financing of the Proposed Theater
Don voices his concerns regarding the proposed financing of Livermore's proposed 2000-seat theater. He also exlains his research of city records and what he's learned about Council priorities over the years as revealed in Council meeting minutes. First aired on 5/29/08.
| | May 20, 2008 | #337 | John Stein / May Update
This month John talks about the past and future of the Friendship Center, the Livermore Village project property, and the workshop on developments in the northeast section of Livermore. First aired on 5/21/08.
| | May 7, 2008 | #336 | Linda Jeffery Sailors / Livermore BART Update
Linda Jeffery Sailors discusses the status of bringing BART to Livermore and announces her candidacy for the BART board of directors. First aired on 5/8/08. www.livermorebart.org
| | Apr 23, 2008 | #335 | John Stein / April Update
John brings us up to date on the Northeast Livermore Plan, the new Catholic High School, Toyota dealership on Vasco, El Charro Center, Groth Brothers new location, and the city's Goal Review and Goal Setting Workshop in March. First aired on 4/24/08.
| | Apr 9, 2008 | #334 | Jim Kohnen / Mosquito Abatement / Valley Spokesmen
Jim Kohnen is such a busy guy he talked about two topics very important to him: mosquito abatement in Alameda County and the Tri-Valley Spokesmen bicycle club. First aired on 4/10/08.
| | Apr 2, 2008 | #333 | Kathleen Morasci / Denny Weisgerber / Shirts for Soldiers
Kathleen and Denny talk about this new project to show appreciation to our veterans. They show several of the t-shirts and tell how you participate. First aired on 4/3/08.
| | Mar 26, 2008 | #332 | Katy Sanlis and David Miller / Tri Valley Youth Court
High school students Katy Sanlis and David Miller talk about the Tri Valley Youth Court from their perspective and experience, and tell how both youth and adults can participate. First aired on 3/27/08. www.trivalleyyouthcourt.com
| | Mar 19, 2008 | #331 | Anne White / Update on Charter School
Anne White explains why the Livermore School Board voted to deny the Livermore Charter School's renewal petition and what would happen with all those students if the Charter School isn't approved by the state. She also touches on how the current proposed state budget cuts would affect Livermore schools. First aired on 3/20/08. www.livermoreschools.com
| | Mar 12, 2008 | #330 | Gary Potter / Livermore Lions Club
Gary Potter explains the goals of the International Lions Club and the activities of the local Lions Club. First aired 3/13/08.
| | Feb 26, 2008 | #329 | Len Alexander & John Stein / 2000-Seat Theater
John and Len discuss the theater's costs to the city, reasons for building a regional theater, the market for this building, how it would blend and help other retails in the area, parking problems it would bring, future fundraising, future costs, and how to balance it all. First aired 2/28/08.
| | Feb 6, 2008 | #328 | Carol Beddome / Axis Community Health
Learn all about the programs provided to the entire Tri-Valley by this community service, including counseling, medical care, family planning, drug and alcohol recovery services, and much more. First aired 2/7/08.
| | Jan 30, 2008 | #327 | Kathy Chase / 2000-Seat Theater
Another Livermore resident presents her views regarding the proposed regional theater. She included comparisons to surrounding area theaters, including Stockton, Modesto, Tracy, and others. She also talks about the costs to Livermore residents and comments on the favored location, offering alternate suggestions. First aired 1/31/08.
| | Jan 9, 2008 | #326 | Len Alexander / 2000-Seat Theater
LVPAC Director Len Alexander explains some of the details involved with Livermore's proposed 2000-seat regional theater and responds to some of the inquiries and challenges. First aired 1/10/08. www.livermoreperformingarts.org
| | Jan 2, 2008 | #325 | Valerie Raymond / 2000-Seat Theater
Valerie Raymond expresses her concerns regarding Livermore's proposed 2000-seat regional theater, including the finances, location, and its effect on other needs in the Redevelopment Area. First aired 1/3/08.
| | Dec 20, 2007 | #324 | John Stein / December Update
Tonight John discusses Council action on providing more money for the proposed 2000-seat regional theater. First aired on 12/21/07.
| | Dec 12, 2007 | #323 | Art Leyda / AARP Tax Assistance Program
Art explains the details of AARP's no-cost Tax Assistance Program, who it's for and where it's held. First aired on 12-13-07. www.irs.gov
| | Dec 5, 2007 | #322 | Steve Thomas / State Assembly Candidate
Steve talks about his qualifications for the office of State Assembly District 15. First aired 12-6-07.
| | Nov 21, 2007 | #321 | John Stein / November Update
We hear John's comments on the recent election and how "Friends of Livermore" political action group has dominated and taken control of the seats on the Council and city committees, lack of city interest in planning for north Livermore, lack of accessibility for wheelchairs in the downtown area, the many retailers leaving downtown and the effect on what's left, the proposed hotel on Livermore Avenue, the increasing need for parking downtown, and the difference between smart growth and dense growth. First aired on 11-22-07.
| | Nov 14, 2007 | #320 | Carol Pitts & Tonya Clenney / Tri Valley Youth Court
Carol Pitts and Tonya Clenney talk about the new Tri Valley Youth Court, what it is, who it's for, and how to volunteer to help staff it. First aired 11/15/07. www.trivalleyyouthcourt.com
| | Oct 31, 2007 | #319 | Tommie Simpson / Camp Parks History Museum
Museum Director Tommie Simpson talks about the Camp Parks history as well as history in Livermore and the changes she's seen since 1945 when she and her husband first came to the area. First aired 11/1/07.
| | Oct 24, 2007 | #318 | John Stein / October Update
John comments on the City Council's raise in pay and economic development in the city, including Kohl's, the El Charro outlet center, the Toyota dealership, new restaurants downtown, parking problems downtown, Station Square's dilemma, and the Livermore Village situation. He also talks about changes in the proposed 2000-seat theater. First aired on 10-25-07.
| | Oct 10, 2007 | #317 | Jill Buck / Go Green Initiative Update
Jill Buck brings us up to date with her Go Green Initiative activities, including details on the upcoming conference 11/2-3/07, and announces that Livermore, CA, will/has received an award for leading the Go Green movement for cities of its size in the U.S. First aired 10/11/07. www.gogreeninitiative.org
| | Sep 26, 2007 | #316 | John Stein / September Update
This month John discusses the City Council's $2 million loan to the Redevelopment Agency for regular expenses, the tree preservation ordinance update, development of the Groth Brothers site on 1st and L Streets with 4- or 5-story residential, other downtown residential development, and the Springtown golf course issue. First aired on 9-27-07.
| | Sep 5, 2007 | #315 | Richard Lee / 2007 Housing Market
Richard discusses the pros and cons of the current housing market. First aired on 9-6-07.
| | Aug 29, 2007 | #314 | Linda Henry & Ralph Navarro / Bereavement
Linda and Ralph explain the services of the Bereavement Center at the Dublin office of Hope Hospice. First aired on 8-30-07. www.hopehospice.com
| | Aug 22, 2007 | #313 | Carolyn Lord / Livermore's Performing Arts Theaters
Carolyn speaks on how the architecture and design of the new Bankhead Theater fall short of her expectations and her hopes for the proposed regional theater. First aired on 8-23-07. www.lordanglin.com
| | Aug 15, 2007 | #312 | John Stein / August Update
John comments on the soon-to-open 500-seat theater and its connection to the very controversial proposed regional theater, where the financing for these theaters is coming from, and explains how the Redevelopment Agency works and the role it's playing in the theaters' development. First aired on 8-16-07.
| | Jul 25, 2007 | #311 | Aaron Chidester / Youth United
Aaron, of Celebration Christian Center, tells us about a new organization, Tri Valley Youth United. This group was formed in an effort to curb the growing number of local suicide attempts. First aired on 7-26-07. www.celebrationcc.org
| | Jul 18, 2007 | #310 | John Stein / July Update
John discusses Livermore's new City Council member, Doug Horner, the residential area planned in an industrial area, the increase in abandoned homes, the El Charro upscale outlet project, and the threatened garbage lock-out. First aired 7-19-07.
| | Jul 11, 2007 | #309 | Karla Nemeth / Zone 7
Karla discusses a number of issues related to Zone 7, our local water supplier. First aired on 7-12-07. www.zone7water.com
| | Jul 4, 2007 | #308 | Kevin Adler & Jamie Tacker / Livermorons
These two college students tell us about a presentation they've created, "Livermorons kNOw more," to orient incoming college freshmen and their parents about the new phase beginning in their lives. First aired on 7-5-07.
| | Jun 27, 2007 | #307 | John Stein / June Update
This month John discusses Tom Reitter's resignation, hang-ups with up-coming developments in town, changes to the golf course, and financing for the new theaters. First aired 6-28-07.
| | Jun 20, 2007 | #306 | Karen McMullen and Purnam Sheth / Livermore Airport
Karen and Purnam express their concerns about the proposed Livermore airport expansion plans and what other concerned citizens can do to help. First aired on 6-21-07. www.lacg.org
| | Jun 6, 2007 | #305 | Deborah Fields / Livermore's Heritage Home Tour
Deborah tells us about the Livermore Heritage Guild's upcoming fund-raiser, a tour of some of the heritage homes here in town. First aired on 6-7-07. www.lgh.org or www.livermorehistory.com
| | May 23, 2007 | #304 | Kate Lanto / Livermore's Youth Commission
Kate explains what the Youth Commission does and iencourages teens to apply for a position. First aired on 5-24-07.
| | May 16, 2007 | #303 | John Stein / May Update
Topics for discussion this month are the change in building heights, exceptions to the parking requirements for businesses, signage for churches, the cultural arts master plan, topics covered at the City Council's goal-setting meeting, the city budget, and his lawsuit against the city. First aired on 5-17-07.
| | May 2, 2007 | #302 | Erika Post / Model House of Representatives
Erika explains how she was chosen to represent this area in a Model House of Representatives program in Washington, D.C. and what all it entails. First aired on 5-3-07.
| | Apr 25, 2007 | #301 | Dick and Doris Ryon / Livermore's Summerfest 2007
Dick and Doris, in costume, talk enthusiastically about the upcoming Summerfest, revived after several years. First aired on 4-26-07.
| | Apr 18, 2007 | #300 | Rob Simpson / Redwood Tree Give-away
Rob explains his goal to give away a million redwood trees and how you can get one. First aired on 4-19-07.
| | Apr 11, 2007 | #299 | John Stein / April Update
John tells us all about the activities of the Livermore Beautification Committee, including the Beautification Committee's Annual Awards, Arbor Day tree distribution, the new tree ordinance upgrade, the city's tree-planting project, and Earth Day 2007. He also comments on City Council action regarding super-large discount stores in Livermore, the new Trader Joe's, the outlet mall planned for El Charro, and changes to the downtown specific plan. First aired 4-12-07. (Lots of coughing.)
| | Mar 28, 2007 | #298 | Anne White / Livermore Schools
School Board member Anne White talks about the new Livermore Charter School and how it fits in with the Livermore School District and other public schools. First aired 3-29-07. www.livermoreschools.com
| | Mar 21, 2007 | #297 | Marlene Petersen and Carol Garberson / Senior Support
Marlene and Carol discuss the services offered by the Senior Support Program of the Tri Valley. First aired on 3-22-07.
| | Mar 14, 2007 | #296 | Karen Hogan / Unusual Evening
Karen describes this "new" event, An Unusual Evening and her plans for its future, her development of the Saturday Salon for writers, and her hopes for reviving dramatic and performing arts in Livermore using local talent. First aired on 3-15-07.
| | Mar 7, 2007 | #295 | Helen Meir / Hope Hospice
Helen, as Executive Director, discusses the services offered by Hope Hospice, who can benefit, and the costs involved. First air on 3-8-07. www.hopehospice.com
| | Feb 28, 2007 | #294 | John Stein / March Update
John discusses the landscape maintenance fees and the controvery involved with razing historical buildings. First aired on 3-1-07.
| | Jun 28, 2010 | #293 | Barbara Hickman / Protecting Your Vision
Barbara Hickman tells of her experience with a torn retina and explains other common eye problems, including macular degeneration and glaucoma, and the importance of getting medical care immediately. Taped 2/15/07. Time: 28:32.
| | Jun 28, 2010 | #207 | Bill Nale / eLivermore.com
Guest Bill Nale explains the concept for his unique website, eLivermore.com, created as a public service to provide the history, activities, events and more of Livermore, CA. Taped 11/25/04. Time: 28:32.
| | Jun 28, 2010 | #100 | Grassroots Videos Board of Directors / Reflections and Projections
The original Board of Directors, (Tom Ford, Warren Luck, Bob Hickman, Barbara Hickman) celebrates the 100th episode of the Grassroots Issues television program, looking back and looking forward. Taped 6/13/02. Time: 28:22.
| | Jun 28, 2010 | #028 | Barbara Hickman / Reflections on a First Political Campaign
Barbara Hickman talks about her first fling into politics, running for mayor of Livermore against incumbent Cathie Brown in November of 1999. Taped 9/28/00. Time 28:30.
| | Jun 28, 2010 | #017 | Grassroots Board of Directors / Looking Back
The original Board of Directors of Grassroots Videos, Tom Ford, Warren Luck, Bob Hickman, and Barbara Hickman, reflect on the first six months of programs and evaluate their efforts in providing a forum for citizens to air their opinions. Taped July 6, 2000. Time: 28:06.
| | Jun 28, 2010 | #001 | Grassroots Board of Directors / First Program
Tom Ford, Warren Luck, and Barbara Hickman, the original Board of Directors for Grassroots Videos, kick off the first of many programs for Grassroots Issues. They discuss how and why they decided to do this, their purpose and mission, the format of the program, and plans for this unique endeavor. Taped 3/16/00, Time: 28:35.
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