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'Zero Waste' on KRCB TV in the North Bay - Jan 22; We Revisit Radio Report

Written by: Steve Mencher
recologydumptruckJanuary 22 at 9 pm on KRCB TV 22, we present the film "Racing to Zero: In Pursuit of Zero Waste." This "film festival favorite" examines San Francisco's attempt to change the city's approach to garbage, diverting 100 percent of its waste away from landfills. The private company at the forefront of this revolution is Recology, which took over most of the trash business in Sonoma County last year. 
 
Here's a radio feature we presented about a year ago from Rhian Miller on the handover of garbage responsibilities to Recology. She also visited the San Francisco facility where Recology is working to make "Zero Waste" happen.
 
 
 

Council Member Victoria Fleming Talks About Goals for 2019

Written by: Adia White

Victoria FlemingSanta Rosa City Council member Victoria Fleming. Credit: Adia WhiteVictoria Fleming is the first new Santa Rosa council member to join since the city moved to district elections. She took the seat that opened up when Mayor Chris Coursey decided not to run for reelection. Reporter Adia White talked with her at the Blue-Green Eggs and Ham political roundup that took place in Santa Rosa on Saturday. It’s a meeting of progressives and environmentally minded politicians and activists. She asked Fleming how she thinks district elections will change the makeup of the council moving forward. 

 

Santa Rosa Diocese Releases List of Clergy Members Accused of Abuse

Written by: Adia White

On Saturday, The Santa Rosa Dioceses released the names of 39 clergy members accused of sexual abuse. Santa Rosa Bishop Robert Vasa held a press conference Monday to answer any questions about the list and the church’s policies moving forward. KRCB’s Adia White has more. Vasa right side upBishop Robert Vasa reponds to press questions. Credit: Adia White

The list of all 39 names released by the Santa Rosa diocese is posted on their website here. The diocese asks that victims of Santa Rosa clergy abuse contact their Victim Assistance Coordinator Julie Sparacio at 707-566-3308

Melanie Sakoda of The Suvivor's Network of Those Abuse by Priests, or SNAP, encourages any victims who do not see their abusers name on the list to contact her at 925-708-6175 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

 

 

Fear of Gangs Driving Central Americans North: Podcast

Written by: Steve Mencher

RuthPenaplus Daughter croppedThe wall.

President Trump says it is essential. Democrats disagree.

The president flew to the border yesterday and said that he may declare a national emergency and get the wall that way.

Late last year, independent producer Scott Carrier drove along the U.S.-Mexico border for his podcast Home of the Brave.

In Tijuana he and his producer Katie Davis caught up with the caravan of people who want to migrate to the U.S. This was the caravan that President Trump said presented such a threat to the country, but Carrier and Davis found another reality.

(Pictured: Ruth Pena and her daughter were among the travelers with the "caravan" of immigrants late last year. Credit: Scott Carrier

Below: Migrants camping on ball field in Tijuana, Mexico. Credit: Scott Carrier)

Hear the entire episode here, and subscribe to Home of the Brave wherever you get your podcasts.

 

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  176. Insurance Issues Aired at Fire Town Hall
  177. Tryouts Continue at Santa Rosa Symphony; Jenkins Pleases Crowd with Bartok
  178. Town Hall Brings Elected Representatives, Agency Officials and Fire Survivors Together
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  182. WORKSHOP: Financial Decision-Making for Wildfire Survivors
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  184. Rep. Huffman: Rebuilding and Recovery Town Hall Presents Forum for Citizen Input
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  188. Federal Government Threatens to Derail Local Cannabis Laws
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  192. First Responder Recognition Event - Tuesday January 9th
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  196. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Debris Removal Information Line
  197. City of Santa Rosa Water Bill Relief for Additional Water Used for Fire Protection
  198. USACE Awards Additional Contracts for Wildfire Debris Removal
  199. Santa Rosa Disaster Recovery Center to Become SBA Disaster Loan Outreach Center
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  202. Federal Income Tax Bill Prompts Questions About Pre-Paying Property Taxes
  203. The History of Illegal Cannabis in California May Be Lost in the Post-Prohibition Era
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  205. Insurance regulator steps in to help hundreds of wildfire survivors with claims
  206. Map Identifies Areas at Risk of Flooding, Mudflows In Aftermath of Wildfires
  207. Addressing Inequality: Assemblymember Proposes Wages Tied to Housing
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  210. Assemblymember Marc Levine on the Year in Sacramento
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  215. Local ISP Sonic Protests End of Net Neutrality
  216. RED FLAG WARNING FOR NORTH BAY Through Sunday 12/17/17 6:00 pm
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  218. Photographer Finds Beauty Amid the Rubble of North Bay Fires
  219. SRJC to Host Community Forum on Immigration Reform
  220. 2017 Emerald Cup Celebrates Medicinal Pot and Anticipates Full Legalization
  221. Post Fire Coverage: Climate Change to Blame? Plus, Insurance Disruptions Expected
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  223. Film Can Help First Responders and Caregivers Deal With 'Secondary Trauma'
  224. Group Steps Up to Help Undocumented Community Members After North Bay Fires
  225. At 'Resilience Convening' Rebuild Northbay Describes Its Mission
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  231. Corps of Engineers provides update for Northern California wildfire debris removal
  232. Less Than Two Weeks Left to Register For Federal Disaster Assistance
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  234. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has Established a Debris Removal Information Line
  235. Renters Air Concerns and Get Advice After Fire Losses
  236. Insurance Woes in Lake County Point to Delays, Frustrations in Latest Fires
  237. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, November 27, 2017
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  239. Thankful to Escape the Flames with Family, but Stressed at the Holidays
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  243. Fire Update: Immigrant Fears, Passport Request, Tourism Woes
  244. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, November 20, 2017
  245. New Hotline Offers Support for Immigrants in Case of Raids
  246. FEMA Brings First 26 Trailers to Sonoma County Fairgrounds
  247. Burbank Housing Working to Create Affordable Alternatives After Fires
  248. Roseland Club Set to Become Nonprofit, to Expand Services in Their Community
  249. Roseland Club Set to Become Nonprofit, to Expand Services in Its Community
  250. Former Supervisor Efren Carrillo Recounts History Leading to Roseland Annexation
  251. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, November 13, 2017
  252. When Apples, not Grapes, Ruled Local Fields
  253. Young Fire Victim Remembered as Passionate About Sports, Friendships
  254. Sonoma County District Attorney Warns of Fraudulent FEMA Applications
  255. Preparedness for Rain After Wildfires
  256. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, November 6, 2017
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  258. Music and Poetry Begin the Healing Process After Deadly Fires
  259. Maps That Outline Fire Danger for Building Codes Likely to Be Rewritten
  260. Deadline Nov. 1 for North Bay Fire Victims to Apply for Disaster CalFresh
  261. Find Disaster Relief Resources Aimed at Immigrant Victims of North Bay Fires
  262. Cannabis Farmers Hit by Fire on Top of Plunging Prices and Legalization Uncertainties
  263. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, October 30, 2017
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  265. Makerspace Opens at SSU for Students to Experience Joys of Failure and Creation
  266. Sonoma County Group Plans Hotline for Emergency Immigration Action
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  270. LOCAL ASSISTANCE CENTER INFORMATION FOR SONOMA COUNTY RESIDENTS
  271. Sonoma County Fires Community Meetings
  272. Mexican Consulate to Provide Support in Santa Rosa to Victims of North Bay Fires
  273. SANTA ROSA Emergency Information Update 10/18/17
  274. Mendocino Temple Holds Secret of Immigrants Past
  275. Sonoma County Residents Find Relief in Local Assistance Center and FEMA Hub
  276. LOCAL ASSISTANCE CENTER for Sonoma County Residents Affected By Fires
  277. As Fire Crisis Continues, Counselors Will Be Needed to Help Those at the Margins
  278. SMART CONTINUES FREE SERVICE THROUGH WEDNESDAY
  279. Songwriter Pete Stringfellow Donates 'Santa Rosa' Song to Fire Relief
  280. SONOMA COUNTY FIRE: Community Information 10/15/17
  281. Local Assistance Center Open for Sonoma County Residents Impacted by Fires
  282. Sonoma County Clinic and Urgent Care Locations - Updated 10/14/17 4:30pm
  283. Santa Rosa Fire Emergency Information - Update 10/14/17
  284. Sonoma County Update on Multiple Fires - Upated 10/13/13 8:00 pm
  285. Sonoma County Update on Multiple Fires - Updated 10/13/13 8:00 pm
  286. SANTA ROSA FIRE EMERGENCY INFORMATION - UPDATED FRIDAY 10/13/17 8:55 AM
  287. Sonoma County Confirmed Evacuation Areas 10/12/17 10:35 pm
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  289. COUNTY OF SONOMA Community information update 10/12/17
  290. Santa Rosa Emergency Information - Updated 10/12/17 9:34 am
  291. Sonoma County Update on Multiple Fires
  292. City of Santa Rosa FIRE UPDATE - Wednesday 10/11/17 9:30 am
  293. SANTA ROSA EMERGENCY INFORMATION - updated 10/10/17 9:37pm
  294. COUNTY OF SONOMA ROAD CLOSURES Update Oct. 10, 2017
  295. SONOMA COUNTY SCHOOL CLOSURES 10/10/17
  296. Update - SONOMA COUNTY SCHOOL CLOSURES 10/10/17
  297. To volunteer at the American Red Cross:
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  299. Local Eyewitness to Las Vegas Shooting Calmed by Victim Advocate Training
  300. Museum of Sonoma County Celebrates Life and Death with Dia de Los Muertos Exhibition
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  302. Cannabis Seminar at Sonoma State Part of Long Range Plan to Study All Aspects of Industry
  303. Santa Rosa Sets its Sights on Sixth Street Homeless Encampment
  304. DACA Deadline Approaches October 5: FAQ and Resources
  305. Marin County Launches Climate Change Campaign to Drastically Reduce Greenhouse Gases
  306. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, October 2, 2017
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  308. Banned Books Week: Time to Hug a Librarian
  309. Sonoma State Ordered to Pay Nearly $3 Million in Asbestos Penalties
  310. Sonoma County Lawyers Move to Help DACA Recipients as Crisis Unfolds
  311. Community Members Learn About Gang Prevention and Awareness
  312. Santa Rosa JC Town Hall on DACA Provides Hope for Those at Risk
  313. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, September 25, 2017
  314. School Districts Push For Faster Construction Funds
  315. DACA Update: Town Hall at SRJC, Counseling Sessions 9/23 and 9/28
  316. DACA Update: Town Hall at SRJC, Counseling Sessions 9/23, 9/28, 10/12
  317. A Vietnam Vet Remembers Coming Home to Indifference
  318. POLITIFACT CA: Do Three-Quarters Of Americans Support The DREAM Act? Nancy Pelosi Says So
  319. California's Obamacare Supporters Brace for Newest Repeal Push
  320. California Community Colleges Work To Get Free Tuition Into The Hands Of Low-Income Students
  321. Jewish High Holidays Begin with Blasts of Horn, Bites of Apple and Honey
  322. Gov. Brown Blasts Trump In NY, Calls For GOP Climate Change Cooperation
  323. Vietnam Veteran Remembers a Ping, Then 'Boom'
  324. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, September 18, 2017
  325. POLITIFACT CA: Treasurer John Chiang’s Claim On Affordable Housing Doesn’t Add Up
  326. Housing Package Ekes Through Assembly After Dramatic (And Lengthy) Vote
  327. Vietnam Veteran Recounts Battlefield Moment
  328. New Protections For LGBT Seniors In Long-Term Care Facilities
  329. Vietnam Veteran Shares Poem 'Combat Paper' About Wartime and What Followed
  330. Bill To Create "Safe Zones" For Drug Use Stalls in California Senate
  331. Mexico Promises Aid For DACA Recipients
  332. National Heirloom Exposition Displays Endless Varieties of ‘Pure Food’ in Santa Rosa
  333. Covered California for Small Business Sees Small Jump in Premiums
  334. Irma Weakens But Still Packs A Punch As It Moves Toward Georgia
  335. Drug Transparency Measure Done For The Year
  336. Making Connections Between Food, Water and Fossil Fuels as Storms Bear Down
  337. Senate Weighs When Employers Should Learn of New Hires' Criminal History
  338. Demonstrators in Santa Rosa Defend DACA After Trump Decision to End It
  339. California Lawmakers React To Trump's Move To End DACA
  340. Sonoma County Officials Push for More Healthcare Options for Mentally Ill Patients
  341. As Trump Ends DACA, Local Dreamer Says: 'I'm an American... not an Alien. I'm a Human'
  342. Housing, Parks, Immigration Top Legislature's Agenda In Final Two Weeks
  343. New App Helps Parents Screen for Scoliosis
  344. Sonoma County's Healthcare System Pushing Mentally Ill Patients into Emergency Rooms, Jails
  345. Trump Promises DACA Answer Sept. 5 as Nearly 800,000 Await Word
  346. Drug Price Transparency Bill Faces Crucial Committee Vote
  347. Under Threat, Santa Rosa Will Move to District Elections for City Council
  348. With Temperatures Set to Soar Labor Day Weekend, Stay Safe
  349. Governor, Legislative Democrats At Odds Over Inclusionary Housing For Rental Units
  350. Discarded Wood Becomes Works of Art in the Hands of Nicasio Woodworking Couple
  351. Santa Rosa City Council Member Combs: Election by District Will Strengthen City
  352. Proposal Would Extend Provisional License to Drivers Under 21
  353. Experts Testify at Congressional Forum on Harm to Coast if Protections Are Lifted
  354. California Needs To Invest Billions For Flood Protection
  355. 'Thirteen Reasons Why' Author Jay Asher Addresses Controversy and Season 2
  356. Will California Legislature Act On Housing This Week?
  357. California's Top Court Upholds Expedited Death Penalty
  358. 'Concessionistas' Offer Coffee with a Conscience as SMART Train Begins Service
  359. Proponents Of "California Disclose Act" Announce Deal, 7-Years Later
  360. Congressional Forum Asserts Value of Local Marine Sanctuaries, Threatened by Trump
  361. CalRecycle Report Shows Dip In Statewide Recycling Rate In 2016
  362. College of Marin Leads Sustainability Efforts with Switch to Renewable Energy
  363. Sonoma County Board of Supervisors Appoints Rob Giordano as Sheriff-Coroner
  364. Kids Take Full Enjoyment Of Partial Eclipse As Adults Struggle To See It
  365. At Sonoma State Convocation: Commitment to Outreach and Inclusion
  366. Cal EPA Moves Toward Tighter Pesticide Restrictions
  367. Santa Rosa Trash Rates to Rise, New Operator Promises Improved Service
  368. Electric Vehicle Report Imagines a Time, Soon, When EVs Rule County Roads
  369. Aging Workforce and Tough Immigration Policies Result in Vineyard Harvest Labor Shortage
  370. California Lawmakers Ask Feds To Stop Alt-Right Rally In SF
  371. After Violence in Charlottesville, Berkeley, Police Weigh How to Handle Protests
  372. Sonoma State Welcomes Major Changes in Approach to College Readiness
  373. 'The Farthest' from PBS Tells Story of Voyager Mission, Previews in Sebastopol Aug. 16
  374. Judge Temporarily Blocks State Recall Law
  375. Pigpen, and his Cloud of Dust, Star in Schulz Museum Exhibition
  376. Santa Rosa Rally Draws Hundreds Opposed to White Nationalism
  377. Firearms Research Center to Explore Gun Deaths with State Funds
  378. Good Grief! It's the 15th Anniversary of the Charles M. Schulz Museum
  379. Eclipse in Our Region Will Be Fun, if not Total
  380. Interim Sonoma Sheriff to Provide 'Less Cooperation' with Immigration Enforcement
  381. POLITIFACT CA: Does It Really Cost $75K Per Year To Lock Up An Inmate In California?
  382. Opponents Have Their Say on Roseland Annexation at Agency Meeting
  383. More California Farmers Markets To Support Low-Income Shoppers
  384. Annexation of Roseland by City of Santa Rosa Moves Forward to Next Step
  385. First of Its Kind Electric Truck Debuts at Straus Creamery
  386. Utilities Could Install EV Charging At Beaches, Schools Under CA Bills
  387. Local Astronomer Warns About Dangerous Counterfeit Eclipse Glasses
  388. It's California Vs. Sessions On Police Seizures Of Cash, Property
  389. Back-to-School Vaccines a Must for California Kids
  390. Human Coexistence with Mountain Lions
  391. Learning About The Mountain Lions Among Us
  392. Why Are Alzheimer's Rates So High Among Latinos?
  393. Historical Documents Show How Petaluma was the Wild West Before Incorporation
  394. POLITIFACT CA: Did Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom Get His Facts Right On Universal Health Care?
  395. Dairy Farm Manages Water and Manure with Simple Techniques
  396. Carbon Farming Taking Root in California
  397. CA Legislature Likely Needs To Re-Approve State Olympic Funding
  398. Sebastopol Farm Adopts Sustainable Practices, Grapples with Climate Change
  399. Cap-And-Trade Deal Extinguishes Controversial Fire Protection Fee
  400. Local Insight into President’s Actions Affecting LBGTQ Community

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