SAN JOSE, Calif. (KRON) – During Elizabeth Holmes’ trial, prosecutors use their own words against her. They plan to play audiotapes for the jury of Holmes’ phone calls with investors. Holmes is accused of defrauding investors when she was a rising Silicon Valley star and CEO of her blood testing …
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACTElisabeth Handler, Head of Public Information, Office of Economic Development408-535-8168; [email protected] San José welcomes Sonic Runway back to City Hall on November 5, 2021Illuminated sound art installation back by popular demand SAN JOSE, California (October 29, 2021) – The Office of Economic Development and Cultural Affairs of …
Read More »Sulaiman Rahman’s New P4 Hub in Germantown Will Help Color Space Professionals Thrive
Miscellaneous Strength CEO Sulaiman Rahman has made training leaders from under-represented backgrounds a lifelong work. With the P4 (Public Private and Philanthropic Partnership) Hub for the promotion of racial equity and excellence coworking and event space, he hopes to push this work even further. The new space will launch in …
Read More »Fernandina Beach Story and Song Used Social Media and Deliveries to Reinvent
Editor’s Note: The Rebound is a weekly series on how businesses in Northeast Florida are navigating change, including during the pandemic. Signs on building columns touting coffee, books, and wine prompted me to stop by to visit a charming neighborhood bookstore bistro on a recent visit to Fernandina Beach. A …
Read More »Jimmy Terry builds community at PGA Frisco
Community (name): a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common. How rewarding would it be to develop an entire community? PGA Professional Jimmy Terry has been bringing communities together in golf for the past two decades. A Texas-born golfer, Jimmy believed that …
Read More »Jan Brett, Immigrants, Theater Hopes & ‘Aprons With Attitude’
Jan Brett has a new book Titcomb’s Bookstore in East Sandwich is one of three New England bookstores and 15 nationwide chosen to sell personalized copies of the new “Jan Brett’s Nutcracker” by children’s author / illustrator Jan Brett for this holiday season. Books ordered through the store can get …
Read More »Ripon’s Community Partners Collaborate to Offer a Virtual COVID-19 Vaccine Q&A Forum October 28 |
Kumar Punishes Dr Jeanne Lyke Ted miller Kim mueller Dan Wilk Accurate information about the COVID-19 vaccine is essential and can help dispel common myths and rumors. It can be difficult to know what sources of information you can trust. Before reviewing vaccine information on the Internet, verify that the …
Read More »Statement to students, faculty and staff re. Services and resources available
Friday, October 15, 2021 Dear students, faculty and staff of UNCW, As we wrap up another busy week, we wanted to take a moment today to contact you, to let you know that we see you. We see how well you learn, research, teach and work, and we understand how …
Read More »Robservations: Crain’s Adds “Juice” to Political Coverage; Steve Harvey renews his radio contract; TV Academy launches a podcast
Juice Observations on the media beat: AD Quig Chicago’s next mayoral election may be 16 months away, but Crain’s Chicago Business is poised to significantly expand its coverage in politics and government. Monday will mark the launch of Juice, a new daily morning email focused on “the intersection of power …
Read More »Metro Roundup: Shelby County hopes to buy mobile clinic with COVID funds
The Shelby County Commission voted on Monday to submit a request to use community development block grant funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to purchase a mobile screening and immunization clinic. The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs would administer the grant funds for the …
Read More »Latinx State of the Wine Industry Summit Announces Event Program, Reveals List of Sponsors and Community Partners
Advertising Through a series of panels, rapid networking, special speakers, virtual booths, and a completely immersive virtual experience, attendees will be able to learn, support and connect with LatinX’s ever-growing wine community of producers, entrepreneurs and wine experts. New York, NY – October 11, 2021 – Hispanics in Wine, a …
Read More »Descendants of Wilma Mankiller remember Cherokee Nation’s first female chief: NPR
Chief Wilma Mankiller, the Cherokee Nation’s first female chief, revitalized her tribe’s culture by implementing a host of influential progressive policies. But first she had to overcome sexism, say her descendants. Peter Turnley / Corbis / VCG via Getty Images hide caption toggle legend Peter Turnley / Corbis / VCG …
Read More »How Erika Girardi Has Dominated ‘Real Housewives’ This Season
Filing a complaint is one thing. Collecting it is a whole different matter. Mr Richards, in an interview, admitted that Ms Girardi’s assets – clothing, jewelry and other items – were unlikely to be worth anything close to $ 25 million. Mr Richards said he did not want to hurt …
Read More »Chief Medical Officer sues Kona Community Hospital
The chief medical officer at Kona Community Hospital is suing the hospital, Kona Outpatient Surgery Center and three people over a personal dispute. The case revolves around an attempt by hospital officials to force his client to leave, Hilo attorney Ted Hong, representing Elizabeth Ann Groshong, said. âSomeone made illegal …
Read More »Enjoy a fall celebration of Seattle Pride and other fun things to do this week
Editor’s Note: With the continued high number of COVID-19 cases, COVID-19 protocols and other details regarding events are subject to change. Please check your event’s website for COVID-19 requirements and the latest information, and consider safety recommendations from local health authorities as they are updated. What happens from October 8 …
Read More »Gilchrist Center Baltimore opens $ 15.3 million residential hospice
Maryland-based Gilchrist Hospice Care will soon open the doors of a new $ 15.3 million residential hospice care facility in Baltimore. The William L. and Victorine Q. Adams Gilchrist Center Baltimore will provide inpatient and respite care to the area’s most disadvantaged and underserved patients at the end of their …
Read More »New device levels the playing field for deaf gamers
This is a first in the video game industry: an audio radar experience that helps deaf and hard of hearing gamers visualize sounds using an LED screen. âI can turn to where that sound was a lot faster. So you double your senses if you will,â said Tim Murphy, inventor …
Read More »Wicklow Community Notice Board – Independent.ie
Personal alarms he Roundwood and the District Community Council are registered to administer the Elderly Alert Program, which provides grants to the elderly for the provision of personal alarms. The personal alarm gives reassurance to allow an independent life, knowing that you can quickly be in contact with a family …
Read More »Springfield Street Choir Wins 2021 Gannett A Community Thrives Grant
Building “joy,” “trust” and “community” are important goals for unprotected members of the Springfield Street Choir, Founding Director Katie Kring said Monday, as news broke that Springfield Chamber Chorus and its project Springfield Street Choir received a $ 12,500 grant from A Thriving Community. A Community Thrives is a grants …
Read More »Residents are encouraged to continue good reading practices
Education, Culture, Youth, Fisheries and Agriculture Minister the Honorable Natalio Wheatley reiterates importance of developing a love of reading as the land prepares to observe the “Reading is Fun Week” from October 10 to 16. Hon. Wheatley said: âI am happy to see the hard work put into this annual …
Read More »Sound Doctor’s Alex Anderson Goes Retro – Loveland Reporter-Herald
Founded in 1976 in Fort Collins, the Sound Doctor has not always been in its current place. The audio equipment repair shop has bounced around in a few different storefronts in northern Colorado, but its current home on West First Street between Wilson and Taft avenues in Loveland makes it …
Read More »The Seton Hill Sisters’ Online Stories Provide A Window Into Regional History And The Lives Of Catholic Women
Sister Francis Louise Honeychuck helped her mother clean a coffin factory in Scottdale and looked after the two youngest of her five siblings after her father died in the 1918 flu pandemic, just before he was 4 years old . âI remember picking up lots of straight pins from the …
Read More »Register for the Susan G. Komen Virtual Walk for Breast Cancer
NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WTVF) – October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Susan G. Koman announced that she is hosting a virtual fundraising walk in Nashville on Saturday, October 30. The event remains virtual this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. âWe are delighted to come together as one community,â said …
Read More »Police fine infectious trucker at multiple Brisbane locations
Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Moreton Bay, Logan, Townsville and Palm Island have been put back under second leg restrictions for two weeks, which include mandatory mask wear indoors and outdoors where social distancing does not exist. is not possible, as well as the limits of collection and density. Loading Dr …
Read More »Ghostrunner is coming to PS5 – PlayStation.Blog
Hello everyone, I am delighted to be able to discuss the launch of Ghostrunner on PlayStation 5. This next-gen version of Ghostrunner allows gamers to experience all the jaw-dropping action of parkour in its ultimate form, and this new and improved version of Ghostrunner provides interesting improvements. Before we jump …
Read More »Poly communications company to create 200 jobs in Galway
Global communications company Poly will open its new Center of Excellence for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) in Galway, which is expected to create more than 200 jobs over the next five years. Supported by IDA Ireland, the Galway office is Poly’s first in Ireland and will serve the …
Read More »Warzone Numbers event audio nerfed by Raven Software
Treyarch Studios rolled out a new update for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War on September 23, and we’ve got the patch notes covered for you. Season 5 Reloaded is underway in the world of Black Ops Cold War, and it has brought things like The Numbers Event and …
Read More »Chris Bishop presents National’s plan to reopen
National Covid-19 spokesman Chris Bishop said the party’s border plan aims to keep Covid-19 low that does not unduly impact the public health system, while restrictions are relaxed. National today unveiled the party’s plan to first end the lockdowns and then reopen to the world based on two vaccination goals. …
Read More »The Look Ahead: Andrew Coy, Executive Director of the Digital Harbor Foundation
The Digital Harbor Foundation Federal Hill Technology Center (DHF) is a place where many young people in Baltimore get their first taste of what a career in science, technology, engineering, and math can be like. In this week’s episode of the Technical.ly video interview series Looking to the future, executive …
Read More »The technology that will improve post-pandemic rail journeys in the UK
On July 2, UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced the winners of the First of a Kind (FOAK) competition, sponsoring innovative technology that will revolutionize the rail industry. A partnership between the UK Department for Transport and innovation agency Innovate UK, FOAK has allocated a total of £ 9million to …
Read More »Homeless parking could be moved to Encinitas community center
Operators of an overnight homeless parking lot will seek permission from Encinitas city council to move their operation from a private farm site to the city’s community and senior center. The Jewish Family Service’s agreement for its current site – a small parking lot in the center of the Leichtag …
Read More »(AUDIO) HUMBOLDT WAITING: Austin Allison and James Ladika, St. Joe’s medical staff, on hospital life during COVID | Lost Coast Outpost
James Ladika (left) and Austin Allison Austin and James hold on When we started recording âHumboldt Holding Upâ in April 2020, as a way to check in with local people during the pandemic, we certainly didn’t think we would still be there sixteen months later. Like many people, we thought …
Read More »Landlord-tenant dispute mediation pilot program to launch in Portland soon
Your browser does not support the audio element. It is a difficult time for tenants who have been financially battered by the COVID-19 pandemic. After a year of moratoriums protecting tenants from losing their homes due to inability to pay rent, people began being evicted from their homes in Oregon …
Read More »Timaru’s Tragedy: $ 25,000 donated by the community to help the family of slain sisters
Twin sisters Maya and Karla Dickason and older sister Liane. Photo / Facebook More than $ 25,000 has been paid to the family of three little girls who were allegedly murdered in their home in Timaru by their mother last week. And it was revealed that one of the victims …
Read More »Last chance to save the planet: UK is not prepared for coastal erosion
Play video ITV News deputy political editor Anushka Asthana takes a closer look at how climate change is affecting lives in Britain, in the first of a special series of reports in the run-up to COP26 in Glasgow A leader climate change An expert has warned that Britain is not …
Read More »Education secretary pleads for safe person school: NPR
US Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona accompanies the North High School Marching Band on the Cowbell at a cheer rally Monday in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Tim Gruber for NPR hide caption toggle legend Tim Gruber for NPR US Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona accompanies the North High School Marching Band …
Read More »Guild Review | PCMag
Discord may have started as a communication tool for gamers, but the chat service has grown so important that gaming is only one of its many uses, alongside listening to music, watching movies and even homework. Upstart rival Guilded is putting the game back in the spotlight. The messaging platform …
Read More »Quick Audio Take: KPMG’s Emily Frolick on The Trusted Imperative
Emily Frolick of KPMG on The Trust Imperative: A Dynamic Approach to Risk and Regulation in the Digital Age Building trust increases the value of the business and secures the trust of stakeholders. It also fosters growth and innovation, improves performance, and helps you manage change. To thrive in today’s …
Read More »First Class Trouble’s intergalactic shenanigans are coming to PS5 – PlayStation.Blog
We’re excited to announce that First Class Trouble is coming to PlayStation 5. Let the space chaos begin! Play video Developed by Invisible Walls, First Class Trouble is a social deduction board game where six people play together aboard a luxury space cruiser. At the start of each game, four …
Read More »Victoria earthquake records tremors on east coast, NSW COVID cases increase, Victoria COVID cases increase, Melbourne CFMEU protests continue
Victoria’s Emergency Management Commissioner Andrew Crisp has confirmed this morning’s earthquake was magnitude 5.9 and was felt across the state and as far as Tasmania and Adelaide. Mr Crisp said aftershocks would be felt for weeks and months, although they are unlikely to match or exceed the 5.9 magnitude quake …
Read More »Community center to host open house after renovation
Admaston House The trust that operates the Admaston House Community Center recently completed a facility upgrade in the original Victorian building that is part of the community center. The 16-month project created a more modern open-plan style of rooms and improved access to the first floor by replacing the original …
Read More »Latest news on the community COVID-19 epidemic – Tuesday, September 21
12:55 – Watch the full COVID-19 update here. 12:33 – Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Chief Health Officer Ashley Bloomfield will provide a COVID-19 update at 1 p.m. The presser will be broadcast live above. 12:25 – Auckland Mayor Phil Goff said the lowering of the alert level was a …
Read More »AARP Massachusetts launches audio story collection project for the Latino community with event on October 25
At AARP, we understand the power of storytelling. A good story will inspire, educate and entertain. It is often through their stories that our members pass on traditions, share life lessons and connect with loved ones. The stories of our AARP Latino members are reflected in the collective experience of …
Read More »‘Silence is killing us’: Saskatoon community hosts march for Megan Gallagher and Missing Persons Week
SASKATOON – More than 100 people were in attendance at Joe Gallagher Field to take part in a march to raise awareness of the disappearance of Megan Gallagher, 30. This week marks the first anniversary of Gallagher’s disappearance. The march also recognizes Missing Persons Week. Before the march there was …
Read More »Is sport the key to reducing the number of young people ending up in the criminal justice system?
Watch: The young people of Pill, Newport, share how hard life in lockdown has been for them. On a warm and sunny Friday night in the Newport area known as Pill, the air comes alive with the sound of young people and their families playing and laughing together. In the …
Read More »Teachers and schools agree on vaccine mandate policy
The Oak Park District 97 School Board voted unanimously on Sept. 14 to approve a memorandum of understanding with three collective bargaining units, outlining a comprehensive plan to comply with the state’s vaccine mandate. The protocol – which is between the district and the Oak Park Teachers ‘Association, the Oak …
Read More »Kingston, Ont. book club creates community for the visually impaired – Kingston
For book enthusiasts like Anne Jewell, finding accessible reading materials is a must. This need is made easier by his membership in the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) Book Club, something unique in Kingston. âIt’s an opportunity to connect with people who have the same barriers, and also …
Read More »Go Big For The Dodger Kids | News, Sports, Jobs
– Photo from messenger file Catherine Casey, of Fort Dodge, carefully pulls out one of the sticks while playing a game of Kerplunk with her husband, Merv, at the annual Go Big, Go Dodgers fundraiser held at Fort Frenzy in 2018 . – Photo from messenger file Catherine Casey, of …
Read More »Cop Check Enables the University Community to Report Police Misconduct
ASU Police Department hopes to encourage transparency and accountability with new feature introduced this school year Photo by Alex Gould | The state press An ASU Police Department police car is pictured outside Sparky’s tailgate on College Avenue in Tempe on Thursday, September 2, 2021. By Kristin Avery | 09/16/2021 …
Read More »Computer Education ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi Launches Debate on Data Sovereignty
Efforts are underway to teach computers to understand ‘Ålelo Hawai’i (Hawaiian language). The use of artificial intelligence technology could be a game-changer in advancing the use of the Hawaiian language. But some are concerned about tech companies and control – an area of ââconcern they call “data sovereignty.” Hawaiian-language researchers …
Read More »Wilmer Valderrama shines a spotlight on frontline workers on his ‘Essential Voices’ podcast
Wilmer Valderrama shines a light on essential workers on his podcast, Essential Voices with Wilmer … [+] Valderrama (Photo by Mat Hayward / Getty Images for The Latinx House) Getty Images for La Maison Latinx Wilmer Valderrama can do anything. The Miami native is an accomplished actor, producer, singer, content …
Read More »Nicola Sturgeon backs Scottish Greens despite party’s ‘extremist’ views on Israel
The SNP the conference has become like a stage rock concert in recent years. Huge crowds lining up to enter, signs with messages of support for the performers on stage and an impatient impatience for the headline: Nicola Sturgeon’s Big Speech. This year’s conference is less glamorous. It is hosted …
Read More »Motor City Match winners hope to mark Motown with new studio
DETROIT – In a city rich in musical history, a husband and wife duo hope to make their mark on Motown. Robin and Mike Kinnie are the founders of Audio Engineers of Detroit, a new recording studio that has just opened in Midtown. Mike was able to make his 20-year …
Read More »The Arts at Rowan Relaunches In-Person Programs and Invites New Artists, Audiences and Perspectives | Rowan today
The arts tell the stories of our time and reflect the experiences of our daily life with new lenses. After a year and a half of pivoting, learning and evolving, Rowan’s Performing Arts and Art Gallery is moving forward with intention in taking steps to include more voices, identities and …
Read More »Kick-start for the new municipal court in Trotwood
âIt’s a lot,â he said. âIt makes sense to have a court in the jurisdiction where we live because the police, they have families. Everyone is shorthanded. Everyone tries to attend all these court appearances. It makes sense to represent people where the tribunal is. To explore2020 census: here are …
Read More »NIU today | Campus Meets Community Block Party welcomes students, faculty and staff
The annual Campus Meets Community neighborhood party is back! It will take place on Thursday, September 9 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Martin Luther King Commons and is free and open to all NIU students, faculty and staff. The Block Party is an opportunity for local businesses …
Read More »Pandemic Stories Set to Music Offer Inspiration and Healing – Medford News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News
This scene is from the choral oratorio “Six Feet Apart,” a Rogue Valley-based multimedia production of Oregon pandemic stories premiered on August 29. Screenshot by video designer Camilla Tallis. Video designer and director Camilla Tassi produced the multimedia performance of “Six Feet Apart”. Courtesy photo The Los Angeles-based HEX ensemble …
Read More »Roxxymoron to headline August 27 Falls Downtown Fridays event
Mayor Don Walters announces that local favorite Roxxymoron will headline the fourth event in the Falls Downtown Fridays summer entertainment series on August 27 from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. list of songs spanning generations. One T Entertainment and FM radio station 91.3 Le Sommet will kick off the event …
Read More »New Gainesville Advanced Studies Center to Open in September
A new center for advanced studies will soon open to students at Gainesville High School as they begin the New Year this week. The center serves as a “focal point” for the reorganization and modernization of the 60-year-old campus, said Superintendent Jeremy Williams. A new cafeteria and a media center …
Read More »Remote work allows professionals to work from anywhere
(iStock) Workplaces have had to adapt to the new reality. In March 2020, when our country went into lockdown, we started learning that we could do all kinds of jobs without going to the office. Not all jobs that traditionally required face-to-face meetings really needed this functionality. Now, in August …
Read More »MarketInk: iHeart radio study finds black people trust DJs more than media
A radio studio. Photo via Pixabay More than a year after George Floyd’s death sparked a nationwide conversation about racial inequality, recent study shows black community generally distrusts news media while trusting disc jockeys and personalities more they hear on the radio. The study, conducted by Horowitz Research in conjunction …
Read More »AAMC President and CEO Presents at White House COVID-19 Health Equity Task Force
AAMC President and CEO David J. Skorton, MD spoke at a meeting of the White House COVID-19 Health Equity Task Force on July 30 on how the United States can prepare for future public health crises to ensure equitable access to care. Dr Skorton outlined four priorities: building trust through …
Read More »Trinity Rep veterans organize walking tours of Providence neighborhoods
PROVIDENCE – When COVID-19 abruptly shut down the theater world in March 2020, local theater veterans Tyler Dobrowsky and Taibi Magar had to find a new outlet for their talents. So now they’re essentially turning several areas of central Providence into huge outdoor settings, with members of the âaudienceâ moving …
Read More »Residents of Finley Point are allowed to return home as the firefighting continues
After nearly 48 hours of worry, exhaustion and frustration, residents of Finley Point displaced by the Boulder 2700 fire received welcome news on Monday evening when the Lake Don Bell County Sheriff announced that most would be allowed to return to the region from Tuesday afternoon. The announcement came during …
Read More »Bridgend local community “devastated” by death of 5-year-old Logan Mwangi
The death of a “handsome and intelligent” five-year-old boy has “devastated the local community” in Sarn, the council chief said. Bridgend Council Chief Huw David said: âThe shocking news has devastated the local community. “It’s a very tight knit community, so everyone feels it.” The five-year-old boy tragically found dead …
Read More »Astra Audio: Concerns for workers, unvaccinated patients, bird bureaucracy
Audio Astra reviews recent audio reports on Kansas news, including podcasts and radio reports. Eric Thomas heads the Kansas Scholastic Press Association and teaches visual journalism and photojournalism at the University of Kansas. Listening to podcasts from all over the state provides unexpected connections week to week and podcast to …
Read More »Gen Z Millennial Olympians Look To TikTok To Inspire A New Generation Of Athletes
âI’m going to teach you a bit about rowing,â American four-rower Olympic rower Kendall Chase told her 50,000 TikTok subscribers in a video posted last weekend. “Because there’s a good chance you probably don’t know anything.” Chase, 26, regularly posts videos on the app, including those that educate people about …
Read More »Zello keeps people informed during unrest in South Africa
Gosai, also from Durban, was among 180,000 people who downloaded Zello following Zuma’s arrest. Users subscribe to channels to talk to each other, sending live audio files that can be accessed by anyone listening to the channel. Zello was originally designed to help people communicate and organize themselves after natural …
Read More »Patriotic Alliance politician “inciting crowds” remains behind bars
Johannesburg – Bruce Aldrin Nimmerhoudt – a senior member of the Patriotic Alliance (PA) in Joburg – who allegedly incited mobs to attack malls on Gauteng’s West Rand, was ordered on Monday to seek bail after seven days by the Roodepoort Court of First Instance. Niemmerhoudt, 45, from Toekomsrus in …
Read More »Grassroots News: Farmerama and the New Wave of Food Media | Food
Tthe trio behind the award-winning podcast, Radio Farmerama, have spent much of the past year thinking about the coronavirus. The day we met it was at the forefront of their minds: founders Abby Rose and Jo Barratt both have family halfway around the world; and Katie Revell, their co-producer, had …
Read More »UPDATE: Nova Scotia party leaders already launch election campaigns on August 17
Liberal Leader Iain Rankin and his wife, Mary Chisholm, visited the Lieutenant Governor. Arthur J. LeBlanc this morning to call for the dissolution of the legislature and the start of a summer election campaign. Nova Scotia’s 41st general election will be held on August 17th. Liberal Leader Iain Rankin and …
Read More »“Nature’s Megaphone”: Oddly Shaped Audio Device Amplifies Michigan Woods
Nestled deep in the woods of Cheboygan County is a giant wooden funnel that brings the sounds of nature to life like never before. AFTON, Michigan – Where better to hear the sounds of nature than deep in the woods. Imagine when you got there, you could turn up the …
Read More »Walk through the past, present and future of Vancouver’s Punjabi Market
If you had visited the three blocks of Vancouver’s Main Street between 48th and 51st East Avenues some 20 years ago, your senses would have been overwhelmed by the aroma of sandalwood, the vivid colors. Punjabi costumes hanging from storefronts, the sounds of Indian and Pakistani music on radios, and …
Read More »Murkowski Joins Energy Secretary to Announce Funding to Support Deployment of Energy Technologies
07.14.21 applauds granting of funding to seven tribes in Alaska to increase energy resilience and reduce energy costs U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) joined with U.S. Secretary of the Department of Energy (DOE) Jennifer Granholm in announcing funding from the DOE Office of Indian Energy (OIE) to help thirteen Native …
Read More »A Month on the Shankill: Inside Belfast’s Loyalist Community after NI’s Worst Violence in Years
One Month on the Shankill: Watch a lengthy report from an eyewitness as ITV News gains access to the Shankill Road loyalist community following the recent violence, as tensions rise over the course of the North Ireland Brexit Protocol. Gasoline bombs, fires and bricks smashing windows – the riots in …
Read More »Adult play areas are popping up all over town
After a year and a half, we all deserve a little fun. That’s why the Reset Organization is launching a summer series of 50 pop-up adult play areas across the city. The ephemeral playground is an outdoor audio experience designed to aid social recovery by encouraging individuals to develop a …
Read More »Music, Golf and Gambling Fairness – Fort Bragg Advocate-News
Golf Notes attended the Caspar Community Center Music Fundraiser on July 4th for the Noyo Radio Project. The event was held outside at the back of the community center and the bands used the back deck for their stage. It was great to be outside listening to local music from …
Read More »NFL announces extension of multi-year partnership with Twitter
Some big news in the NFL media world will only be positive for fans who want more content from their favorite teams. On Thursday, Adam Schefter reported that the NFL and Twitter announced a multi-year partnership that will include an expanded engagement. This new partnership will produce exclusive content on …
Read More »San Diego Police say there are no 911 calls for black man struck by officers in La Jolla
Responding to a newspaper request, the San Diego Police Department recently said it had not received any calls to 911 regarding a homeless black man in La Jolla who ended up being repeatedly struck by a pair of officers. The response raised questions about why the ministry had previously said …
Read More »British student’s project ranks among top 20 awards at Hearst for multimedia narrative storytelling
LEXINGTON, Ky. (July 6, 2021) – Akhira Umar, a December 2020 journalism graduate, is tied for 13th place in the Multimedia Narrative Storytelling Competition of the Hearst Journalism Awards Program 2020-20201. She also placed 17th in the team category, along with Kendall Boron, Isaac Janssen, Amber Ritschel and Rachel Courtney. …
Read More »The fourth parade was top notch!
The people of Stoughton, like everywhere else, were calling for a parade. The COVID pandemic put an end to the July 4 and Christmas parades of last year. Thousands of people gathered on Sunday July 4 for the annual Independence Day Parade in Stoughton. Roger Caissie of High voltage sound …
Read More »Teviston, Calif., Has no reliable running water during heat wave: NPR
For the past month, Frank Galaviz has been wondering when running water will return to his town. The 77-year-old resident of Teviston – a small rural community in central California – has been forced to rely on stored and bottled water after the failure of the pump for the city’s …
Read More »DMU Academic dedicates national podcast award to victims and survivors of the Bosnian genocide
A podcast featuring an academic from De Montfort University Leicester (DMU) telling the story of the 1995 Bosnian genocide won two awards at the National Audio and Radio Industry Awards (ARIA). The podcast, titled Untold Killing, explores the events of July 1995, when more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslims were murdered …
Read More »New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center Launches New Permanent Exhibition
NEW BEDFORD – The New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center recently celebrated the opening of its new permanent exhibit, “More than Work: Work and Community in the New Bedford Commercial Fishing Industry”. The center opened the new exhibit and celebrated its fifth anniversary on Saturday June 26 with a free public …
Read More »A new era for audio streaming
Audio Stream – the live stream of the radio station’s programming via the station’s website, iono.fm or other streaming platforms In 2019, the Infinite Dial report measured digital audio listening online and found that 44% of South Africans listened to the radio on a device other than the radio *. …
Read More »ArtSci Roundup: Serious Tings, Sonolocations: A Sound Works Series, and more
arts and entertainment June 28, 2021 Through public events and exhibits, connect with the UW community every week! This week, watch a UW alumnus on NBC’s Making It, hear a discussion hosted by the Henry Art Gallery, and more. While you enjoy the summer vacation, connect with the campus via …
Read More »4 takeaways from the U.S. intelligence community’s UFO report
Text by Katie Bo Williams The U.S. intelligence community on Friday released a much-anticipated report on what it knows of a series of mysterious sightings of unidentified flying objects by Navy pilots and others. The report, which examined 144 reports of what the government calls “unexplained aerial phenomena” between 2004 …
Read More »CUSD Superintendent Says CIF Basketball Championship Should Not Be Canceled
What follows letter was sent to CIF Executive Director Ron Nocetti by Coronado Unified School District Superintendent Karl Mueller. June 25, 2021 – Publicity – Mr. Nocetti, As proof of the passion and commitment of our communities, there was an ongoing dialogue around the events of Saturday, June 19. We …
Read More »Wrestling match to benefit the Mart Youth Baseball and Softball League
MART, TX – The Town of Mart is gearing up for a big wrestling match this Sunday, but the event isn’t all fun and entertaining. The wrestling event is actually a philanthropic event to benefit Mart’s youth baseball and softball leagues. “A live event like this is always difficult, trying …
Read More »Victoria Records Community Case Linked to NSW Outbreak
Victoria has registered a new community case of Covid-19 which has been linked to the outbreak in New South Wales. Victoria’s acting prime minister James Merlino said the new case emerged late Thursday morning. “A man in his sixties arrived from Melbourne to Sydney, was tested and returned positive this …
Read More »NSW COVID cases increase, Qld border closes at NSW hotspots, Victoria restrictions are relaxed, NSW red zones announced, NZ travel bubble with NSW on hiatus, Sun Yang banned from Games Tokyo Olympics in 2021
Prime Minister Scott Morrison today issued a message of support for NSW, saying he supports the new measures introduced by the Berejiklian government this morning to reduce the spread of COVID-19. He said the Commonwealth stood ready to provide any assistance requested. The federal government will also introduce new supports …
Read More »(AUDIO) Missouri organization succeeds in helping at-risk students graduate from high school
Jobs for America’s Graduates is a national organization that helps disadvantaged students graduate from high school and confidently move on to the next phase of their lives. The nonprofit, often referred to as JAG, has an impressive 98% graduation rate among its Missouri students. By achieving high graduation rates, JAG-Missouri …
Read More »They are people too, and should be respected
On World Refugee Day tomorrow, the Malaysian Bar reiterates its call on the government to defend and respect the rights and dignity of all refugees and asylum seekers in Malaysia. Malaysia hosts a large population of refugees and asylum seekers. There are 179,570 refugees and asylum seekers registered with the …
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Canadian diocese launches Covid appeal THE Anglican Diocese of Moosonee, Canada, has launched an urgent fundraising appeal to support communities in the Kashechewan First Nation in northern Ontario who are in a “growing state of emergency” due to the increase in Covid-19 cases, mainly in children. More than 200 cases …
Read More »Teletherapy and Telepsychiatry Visits Help Southeast Michigan Students Improve Mental Health
This article is part of Health, a series on how Michigan communities are rising to meet health challenges. It is made possible by funding from the Michigan Health Endowment Fund. As a safe and reliable access point for Michigan children in need of behavioral health treatment, Michigan school districts have …
Read More »New evidence management tool aims to help public defenders deal with video and audio
Towards the end of his studies at the University of Chicago, Devshi Mehrotra read The new Jim Crow: mass incarceration in the age of color blindness, written by author Michelle Alexander. The computer science student says she was struck not only by Alexander’s description of racism in the criminal justice …
Read More »Cal Class Creates Self-Guided Interactive Tour of Albany Bulb
ALBANY – Every place has stories to tell, even a former junkyard turned into a park, as evidenced by a self-guided interactive tour of the Albany Bulb which debuted in April. A bench pictured at Albany Bulb illustrates the shift to containerization at the Port of Oakland in the 1960s, …
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It’s a blustery Saturday morning at the Pop-up Clinic in the parking lot of Paradise Baptist Church in Oakland. It’s a simple setup: a few tents, audio speakers for music, and plastic chairs. People line up on the sidewalk and volunteers in black hoodies buzz under the tents. Minnie, who …
Read More »Power outages continue statewide as extreme weather clean-up begins
“A very large limb of one of our beautiful snow gums fell on Wednesday, but the wind was so strong we didn’t really hear it. You couldn’t go outside to inspect and there was only debris flying everywhere. Carole visits her daughter’s house in Bayswater almost every day to charge …
Read More »The Recorder – Four Rivers students share their pandemic experience in audio gallery
GREENFIELD – Every QR code on the wooden stakes spread out on the lawn at Four Rivers Charter Public School on Thursday told the story of a high school student. Pandemic stories of loss, depression and isolation were common in the “Thoughts on the Pandemic” exhibit, but the lessons of …
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