| Apr 24 | #334 | Jim Kohnen/MosquitoAbatement/ValleySpokesmen
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.
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| Apr 4 | #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.
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| Apr 4 | #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.
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| Apr 4 | #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.
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| Mar 28 | #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.
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| Mar 28 | #330 | Gary Potter / Livermore Lions Club
Gary Potter explains the goals of the International Lions Club and the activities of the local Lions Club.
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| Feb 27 | #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.
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| Feb 23 | #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.
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| Feb 23 | #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.
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| Jan 15 | #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.
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| Jan 26 | #291 | Michael Ferrucci / Medical Marijuana
Michael Ferrucci shares his knowledge about the history of medical marijuana, how it helps people who need it to stay alive, and the struggle to get it legalized.
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| Dec 8 | #286 | Valerie Curcuro / Life Coaching
Valerie Curcuro explains what a life coach is and what she does in her job.
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| Dec 8 | #285 | John Stein's December Update
John Stein talks about current issues in Livermore.
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| Jul 27 | #269 | Gerardo Contreras / Chiropractic Care
Gerardo Contreras offers arguments for achieving and maintaining wellness through chiropractic care.
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| Jul 10 | #267 | Cheryl Carzoli / Drugs and Alcohol at Middle Schools
Cheryl Carzoli tells of her discovery of drugs and alcohol use at local middle schools, both on and off campus, her experience with school authorities and police, and suggestions on steps parents can take to protect their children.
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| Jul 27 | #258 | Linda Jeffery Sailors / BART to Livermore
Linda Jeffery Sailors, former mayor of Dublin and current resident of Livermore, campaigns for support to get BART to Livermore. She tells how it worked for Dublin and how it can work for Livermore.
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