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Careening in this room for us and i know that the congresswoman couldnt be here today, i want to thank her for being a true champion for Public Health. Also want to thank the American Academy of pediatrics for being such a great partner to us as we start this event. So, Big Cities Health Coalition was founded i was a former leaders for Health Departments to Exchange Strategies and address issues to promote and protect the health and safety of the residents. There we have of pediatrics will do a ...

Good morning everybody thank you for coming. The executive director of the bigcity Health Coalition want to say a special thank you to Representative Office for securing the space for us and while i know the congresswoman could not be here today i want to thank her for being a true champion for Public Health also the American Academy of pediatrics for being such a great partner as we planned this event. The Health Coalition started in 2002 is a forum for leaders of the largest metropolitan Healt...

Thank you for coming. The executive director of the bigcity Health Coalition want to say a special thank you to Representative Office for securing the space for us and while i know the congresswoman could not be here today i want to thank her for being a true champion for Public Health also the American Academy of pediatrics for being such a great partner as we planned this event. The Health Coalition started in 2002 is a forum for leaders of the largest metropolitan Health Department for strate...

Those who are joining us remotely via phone by calling the General Number, which is shown across your screen. 41565500. And entering access code 25973. When Public Comment is announced, either for the line on him or for general comment, follow the prompts to be added to the queue. When you hear the moderators say good afternoon color. You have two minutes. This is your opportunity to make Public Comments. You will have two minutes. Revise your comments. Once youre two minutes have ended. You wil...

Im pam cook in for gasia. Im dave clark. Steve is off, but rosemary is here. Its colder today. Felt like it. We had had the clouds and rain yesterday. Not the case today. Dry and cool. But temperatures starting out below where we were yesterday morning by several degrees. Heres a live look at a beautiful start to the day. You can see from the branches it is a calm start to the day. Crisp this morning. Temperatures below freezing for many of us. Down by seven degrees in livermore. In seven p in s...

Out. It is not easy getting and 900 pound elephant seal to move even to safety when it seems content to stretch out in the low tide mud in sonoma county. To rescuers from the Marine Mammal center gave it a try. They tried splashing it, making a lot of noise, even nudging it. When the seal moved it did not go where the rescuers wanted. Instead it went in the opposite direction. She is an elephant seal, she does not have land predators, even if it is 2 feet of water she has the advantage. The fema...

Livermore. Thirtyfour in san jose. Thirtyfive in oakland. Half moon bay, youre waking up 36. Lets take a look at the inner east bay. Danville at 30. Thirtythree in la fayette. As we get into the afternoon, temperatures will be only slightly better than what we had yesterday afternoon under mostly clear skies. Ill have a look at what you can expect for the afternoon today, and well take a peak all the way into the new year coming up in the morning. Were getting a little bit of traffic out there, ...

On Saturday, July 15 The San Antonio Family Association sponsored a gathering of interested citizens of the Bulverde and Spring Branch communities. The meeting, held at the St. Joseph Catholic Church Honey Creek was to inform on how to work towards becoming a Sanctuary City for the Unborn. Michael Knuffke, president of SAFA, was the moderator. The basic purpose of a Sanctuary

Gov. Doug Burgum along with North Dakota Department of Commerce Workforce Director Katie Ralston Howe and Job Service North Dakota Executive Director Pat Bertagnolli announced that $15 million is available to address the state’s workforce needs through the newly created North Dakota Regional Workforce Impact Program (RWIP). 

Regional Workforce Impact Program to start accepting applications on Thursday, after grant funding was approved during special session