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Phoenix
Rising with Mayor Phil Gordon n this edition of “Phoenix Rising” Mayor Phil Gordon talks about available jobs with the upcoming Census 2010. Al Nieto, Manager of the Phoenix Census Office and Jill Buschbacher, Project Manager for our Community and Economic Development Department, give us the latest information on the available jobs and how you can apply for them. Later, the Mayor talks about business attraction and how it creates job opportunities for residents. Russell Porges, CardioNet’s VP of Manufacturing and Distribution, and Patrick Shelton, Operations Manager for their Phoenix Office, tell us why recently CardioNet expanded into Phoenix and how it created jobs for residents. And through our know99 Television reporter, you will learn about two schools in Phoenix awarded the first two Green Schoolhouse grants to public schools in Arizona. |
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Everything
Phoenix with Sydney Blaine This edition of Everything Phoenix, hosted by Sydney Blaine, focuses on the enironment. We go on location to the restored habitat area along the Rio Salado, and visit the new Arizona Audobon Center located just south of downtown Phoenix on the bank of Rio Salado. We also visit a rooftop garden at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown hotel, where green and fresh is the food philosophy. Paula Moore brings us a report on tree restoration at Encanto Park, and Deborah Sedillo Dugan visits an amazing water-harvesting and garden space, at the Phoenix Convention Center. |
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2010
Martin Luther King, Jr. "Living the Dream" Awards The annual salute to Dr Martin Luther King, Jr., including "Living the Dream" awards to this year's honorees, was taped on location at the Phoenix Convention Center. |
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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 about those who serve out country and our community. DiverseCity Reporter Paula P. Moore takes a look at the Latino Perspectives Second Annual "Honoring Those Who Serve" event and Sina Matthes explores an inspiring group of women who have been serving our community for more than 60 years. |
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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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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 February 9, 2010 Phoenix City Council Policy Session. The next Policy Session is scheduled for February 16, 2010 at 2 p.m. |
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1 Councilwoman Thelda Williams "On The Issues" Councilwoman Thelda Williams discusses the services provided by the M.A.S.H. Unit, which is a program of the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. |
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2 Councilwoman Peggy Neely "On The Issues" In this episode of "On the Issues," Councilwoman Peggy Neely discusses the recent increase in water rates and how salinity levels can impact the cost. She also features a small business in her district and to close the show, she highlights Miss Arizona Savanna Troupe, who will compete in the Miss America pageant and is a 2004 graduate of Paradise Valley High School. |
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3 Councilman Bill Gates "On The Issues" In this episode of "On the Issues," Councilman Bill Gates learns about "My Phoenix - My Park," which is the Park and Recreation Department's new volunteer program. He meets with the Police Commander from the Desert Horizon Police Precinct to discuss police issues and current statistics. He learns about the new and improved format of the city's water bill and to close the show, he highlights the Police Department's Citizen Police Academy. |
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4 Councilman Tom Simplot "On The Issues" In this episode of "On the Issues," Councilman Tom Simplot discusses how communities can create permanent housing with services to prevent and end homelessness. He highlights the recent improvements to the monthly municipal services bill and he learns about the city's efforts to educate the community about the dangers of bed bugs. To close the show, he reviews the Tree and Shade Master Plan. |
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5 Councilman Claude Mattox Councilman Claude Mattox meets with former police detective turned Director of Fire Investigations for Phoenix Fire. He features a local business that's partnering with the Police Department and then he discusses the partnership and how it will benefit Police and the community. To close the show, he learns about bus route 41A, which has been modified recently to stop service to Estrella Mountain Community College and how it impacts residents in his district. |
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6 Councilman Sal DiCiccio Jon Brodsky sits down with Councilman Sal DiCiccio to discuss key initiatives the Councilman is focused on wants to accomplish during his appointment to the Phoenix City Council. |
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7 Vice Mayor Michael Nowakowski Vice Mayor Michael Nowakowski will discuss the importance of the upcoming Census and what it means to the future and well-being of our community. He also speaks with different city departments and highlight how the proposed budget cuts will impact residents. |
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8 Councilman Michael Johnson "On The Issues"
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