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Phoenix
Rising with Mayor Phil Gordon Mayor Gordon talks with City Manager Frank Fairbanks about the community effort for winning the All-America City Award. Also featured are recent winners of the Young Man and Young Woman of the Year. |
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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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DiverseCity
with David Ramirez Join host David Ramirez on the June edition of DiverseCity and find out about resources at the Phoenix Public Library’s Accessibility Center; learn about Head Start and how to enroll for the upcoming school year; take a special look at the last seven years of DiverseCity and meet the new host, Alejandro Montiel. |
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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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Destination:
Phoenix Sky Harbor! On this edition of Destination: Phoenix Sky Harbor, Sky Harbor held its official groundbreaking for the new Phoenix Sky Train...find out about this future METRO Light Rail/Sky Harbor connection. Sky Harbor receives important federal stimulus funds to help refurbish a taxiway and create new jobs. Green initiatives at the airport are helping to protect the environment and travelers in Sky Harbor's concourses can pitch in too! America's Friendliest Airport is recruiting volunteers for their Navigator program. See how these individuals are taught to deliver customer service beyond expectations. |
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Building
Phoenix Phoenix's own reality star Jessica Kinni (VH1's Rock of Love 2; Charm School) showcases a new boutique fashioned inside a once-abandoned historic structure in the Capitol Mall area; a progress report on the billion dollar, mixed-use development in Downtown Phoenix known as CityScape; and a 1970s office building is recycled to become a modern Mecca that's raised the bar for accessibility. |
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2009
Employee Excellence Awards City Manager Frank Fairbanks and Vice Mayor Tom Simplot recognize outstanding City Employees and programs from 2008 at the Phoenix Convention Center North Ballroom. Taped April 22, 2009. |
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Eveything
Phoenix with Sydney Blaine Sydney Blaine hosts this program, shot on-location at "Civic Space Park" in downtown Phoenix. We start with an overview of the nearly 3-acre park, which sits between Central and 1st Ave. Paula Moore reports on the many fun and innovative features at this new urban park. Next, Deborah Sedillo Dugan reports on the most dominant feature of the park, the 145 foot high public art sculpture. We also hear about restoration of the historic building which anchors the park….and, later in the program, a special story on creating more shade in our city. |
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2009
Employee Memorial Ceremony The City of Phoenix honors employees who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Taped on-location at the Orpheum Theatre. |
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WaterWorks
with Ken Kroski Water Works, a new program created by the city of Phoenix’s Water Services Department, is hosted by Ken Kroski. Topics of discussion include water resources planning and the department’s capital improvement plan used to maintain water and wastewater infrastructure. Water Services’ Ray Quay and Madeline Goddard, as well as Phoenix Channel 11’s Deborah Sedillo-Dugan, appear on the program.The show also repeats a multi-award winning public service announcement starring actor Leslie Nielsen. |
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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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Authors
& Poets Lecture Series: Stella Pope Duarte Educator, community activist and author, Stella Pope Duarte, presents her third book, If I Die In Juarez, based on her research in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. Duarte weaves a compelling story of three young women living in the border town and how their worlds are affected by the violence in their city. |
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Phoenix
City Council Policy Sessions
Please check for replays for the June 23, 2009 Phoenix City Council Policy Session. The next policy session is scheduled for September 8, 2009. |
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District
1 Councilwoman Thelda Williams "On The Issues" Councilwoman Thelda Williams discusses her recent trip to Phoenix's Sister City of Chengdu, China, as part of a cultural and municipal learning exchange. To close to the show, she highlights students from Cortez High School who use community service projects to help make a difference. |
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2 Councilwoman Peggy Neely "On The Issues" Councilwoman Peggy Neely hosts a public forum featuring education and public safety at Paradise Valley Community College's Center for Performing Arts. Her "On the Issues" program features highlights of the discussion. |
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4 Vice Mayor Tom Simplot "On The Issues" Vice Mayor Tom Simplot discusses the state budget with State Rep. Eric Meyer, highlights the upcoming Historic Homeowners’ Expo and learns about a new swim program at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center. To close the show, he highlights Phoenix Theatre’s plans for expansion. |
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5 Councilman Claude Mattox Councilman Claude Mattox meets the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) new federal security director at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and discusses the TSA's relationship with the assistant director of the city's Aviation Department. He learns about the importance of CPR and how you can be trained to save a life. To close the show, he features the Citizen Police Academy, a free program offered to residents and business owners by the Phoenix Police Department. |
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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 discusses how Phoenix was recently named the All-America City Award and meets with members of the delegation. He features the recent growth in Laveen and shares with residents how they can donate to the Hermosillo Fire Relief Fund. He also learns about an upcoming event hosted by the Latino Institute and highlights the grand opening of the College Depot. |
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8 Councilman Michael Johnson "On The Issues"
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