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District 4 Councilman Tom Simplot - Video on Demand

On the Issues October 2008 - Councilman Tom Simplot discusses foreclosures and their impact with the directors of the city’s Neighborhood Services and Housing departments. He’ll highlight the importance of shopping local and the newly renovated Memorial Hall. Simplot also features Phoenix Sister Cities Youth Ambsador Program and Youth & Education’s Outstanding Young Man and Young Woman Program. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low September 2008 - Councilman Tom Simplot highlights the upcoming fundraiser for the Phoenix Public Library, Dinner in the Stacks. He also discusses the benefits of local theatre groups and what they offer to the community. To close the show, he learns about events happening downtown and throughout his district as featured on ShowUp.com. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low June 2008 - Councilman Tom Simplot is On the Road where he explores the variety of ways to enjoy the Phoenix Art Museum. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low May 2008 - Councilman Tom Simplot highlights the Jemeille Ackourey Scholarship Fund, which supports the areas of literary, visual and performing arts. He'll meet with members of the Carl Hayden High School Robotics team and his District's winners of the Outstanding Young and Young Woman program. To close the show, he'll feature one of the youngest swimmers to swim the treacherous 1.4 mile stretch of frigid water between the infamous Alcatraz Island and the shores of San Francisco. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low April 2008 - In this month's On the Issues, Councilman Tom Simplot features the new romantic comedy "Falling for Grace" and he meets with the film's writer, producer, director and lead actress, Fay Ann Lee. Simplot also discusses new Phoenix School of Law in his district and the METRO Light Rail art program. To close the show, he'll get an update on light rail. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low March 2008 - Councilman Tom Simplot celebrates Gay Pride and speaks with four different organizations that support LGBT issues, including Equality Arizona, This is H.O.W., 1n10 Youth Services and Phoenix Pride. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low February 2008 - Councilman Tom Simplot discusses arts and culture within Phoenix and how the public art process works. He learns about the Native American Community Service Center and the city's partnership with the Phoenix Indian Center, Inc. He also meets with members of the Phoenix Neighborhood Patrol, who serve as the eyes and ears of the Police Department within their community. Last in the show, he showcases "Chatham's Fine Chocolates", a local business along the METRO line. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low January 2008 - Councilman Simplot interviews Jack Ballentine, a retired 27-year veteran of the Phoenix Police Department who now works in the Phoenix Fire Department Investigations Division; Dr. Kent Scribner, who recently was selected as superintendent of the Phoenix Union High School District; and Sen. Debbie McCune-Davis, Rep. David Lujan and Rep. Chad Campbell of the Arizona State Legislature to hear more about their agendas for this year's legislative session. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low

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