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WaterWorks
with Ken Kroski In this second episode of WaterWorks, produced by Phoenix's Water Services Department and hosted by Ken Kroski, features interviews on the security of the water and wastewater systems, water main breaks and the Tres Rios Environmental Restoration Project, as well as previously released public service announcements featuring Leslie Nielsen. |
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DiverseCity
with Alejandro Montiel Join host Alejandro Montiel on this edition of DiverseCity and find out how the Phoenix Workforce Connection links residents to employment, job training and more. On location Reporter Sina Matthes explores the Phoenix Sister Cities Youth Ambassador Exchange Program and DiverseCity Reporter Paula P. Moore takes a look at the city's Save our Space program. Executive Chef Jesus Cibrian highlights a delicious recipe for Scallops with Trio of Mushrooms. |
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Destination:
Phoenix Sky Harbor! On this edition of Destination: Phoenix Sky Harbor, Sky Harbor is making room and getting ready for the future PHX Sky Train! The new infrastructure for the train is on its way up. A new taxiway project is underway…see how federal stimulus dollars are being used to help Phoenix create jobs while also being environmentally responsible. Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon, Amelia the Airport Mascot and many others were on hand to celebrate Customer Appreciation Day. City of Phoenix employees and airport personnel team up for a Jet Pull competition…all for a good cause! A trip to America's Friendliest Airport can actually be a convenient and affordable shopping experience. We'll show you the variety of options right here at Sky Harbor! |
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Building
Phoenix with Michael Hammett An all-new episode with host, Michael Hammett, features eco-friendly, historic and modern construction projects, including a 1960s beauty parlor that was "recycled" into a pizza parlor incorporating principles of sustainability; Phoenix Children's Hosptial undergoes a 588 million dollar expansion that means construction jobs for Phoenix; the circa 1927 Luhrs Building in Downtown Phoenix gets a face-lift; and the largest theme park in Arizona is super cool, "green" and safe thanks to the work of the Development Services Department. |
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Eveything
Phoenix with Deborah Sedillo Dugan This half-hour special, hosted by Deborah Sedillo Dugan, focuses on the city's Family Advocacy Center, which provides services to victims of violence. We report on how Police and Fire interface with the center. Phoenix Police Department's Family Investigations Bureau is housed at the FAC and we profile the Sex Crimes Unit there, along with Fire's Crisis Response Teams. We follow the steps of a sexual assault forensic exam, speak with a survivor of domestic abuse and learn more about the wide-ranging services offered to victims. |
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Parent
Again: Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Dr. Serena Woods-Grimm, Assistant Director the St. Joseph's Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program, presents information to help grandparents who are raising grandchildren. Dr. Woods-Grimm discusses health issues and other challenges facing grandparents such as: longevity and quality of life, financial and legal issues and education. |
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"How
to LIve Day to Day with Parkinson's Disease" St. Joseph's Hospital and the City of Phoenix Human Services Department present this Health for a Lifetime series. This epidsode's featured topic, "How to LIve with Parkinson's Disease," discusses symptoms of, and treatment for, this illness and how it effects a person's quality of life. |
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Transit
Now! Marisa Maggio Harrelson hosts this latest edition of Transit Now! This show typically looks at various aspects of the city's transportation system. But on this Transit Now!, we'll take a closer look at the new Bus to Light Rail routes. |
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Phoenix
City Council Policy Sessions
Please check for replays for the November 17, 2009 Phoenix City Council Policy Session. The next policy session is scheduled for November 24, 2009. |
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1 Councilwoman Thelda Williams "On The Issues" Councilwoman Thelda Williams speaks with David Cavazos, Phoenix's newly-selected city manager, to discuss his vision for the future. Later in the show, she highlights Luke Air Force Base and its economic impact to the Valley. |
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2 Councilwoman Peggy Neely "On The Issues" In this episode of "On the Issues," Councilwoman Peggy Neely discusses the critical role the Maricopa Association of Governments plays in our region. She also speaks with Deborah Sedillo Dugan, who discusses her shopping adventure in Phoenix. Later in the show, she highlights the Phoenix Mercury and Head Coach Corey Gaines as they give back to children in the community. |
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3 Councilman Bill Gates "On The Issues" |
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4 Vice Mayor Tom Simplot "On The Issues" In this episode of "On the Issues," Vice Mayor Tom Simplot highlights the Be A Leader Foundation, a youth leadership and mentoring program to encourage students to become college bound. He also focuses on the new Fine Arts Building and scholarship program at Phoenix College. Simplot discusses the programs and services offered by the Golden Gate Community Center while promoting an upcoming "drug disposal" event. Finally, he features the programs provided by the 1Voice LGBT Community Center in their new Melrose District location. |
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5 Councilman Claude Mattox Councilman Claude Mattox learns how easy it can be to adopt a "green" lifestyle. He gets a recap of Phoenix's "Gateway to Green" community events held earlier this month and learns about a new recycling program that rewards residents who recycle. To close the show, he discusses an implosion that recently happened in central Phoenix. |
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6 Councilman Sal DiCiccio Councilman Sal DiCiccio shares his thoughts on the recent 620 land purchase in Ahwatukee Foothills and his proposed Camelback Opportunity Corridor with co-host David J. Ramirez. DiCiccio then speaks with active residents to discuss their involvement with the projects and the next steps. |
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7 Councilman Michael Nowakowski Councilman Michael Nowakowski meets with David Cavazos, Phoenix's new city manager, to discuss his vision and direction for the city. He meets two featured artists at the upcoming Spanish Market at the Heard Museum and he learns about a new recycling reward program. To close the show, he highlights two events in his dis |
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8 Councilman Michael Johnson "On The Issues"
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