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The County is Nervous about Blue Shield's Vaccine Takeover
On March 7, Blue Shield of California will start administering Sonoma County’s vaccine rollout. The nonprofit insurer will take over the data collection and decide how many doses each provider receives. They’ll also streamline the sign-up process, making most appointments available through myturn.ca.gov. There’s hope that Blue Shield will bring more speed and organization to the rollout. But there’s also worry about how this could change the equity framework that the county’s worked hard to…
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County Shifts Vaccine Priority to 65 and Up and Food Workers
On Monday, residents 65 and older, along with food manufacturing, grocery store and restaurant workers will be eligible for a vaccine at one of the county-supported clinics. Prioritization will be…
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The County Reaches for More Vaccine Data
Officials say Sonoma is administering vaccine doses at a faster rate than similarly sized counties. On February 10, officials announced the county has vaccinated nearly 50 percent of its residents…
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The County Still Faces a Vaccine Shortage
Two months into Sonoma County’s vaccine rollout, 19% of the adult population has received at least one dose. The county is keeping up with other Bay Area counties in vaccinating residents and has…
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California Update for Friday, February 12, 2021
A bill introduced in the state Senate would allow all public school kids to get free meals regardless of family income or circumstances. Story by Ed Fletcher. (Photo: via Cap Radio) Governor Gavin Newsom says the South African coronavirus variant has been detected in two California counties. Story by Mike Haggerty.
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Outbeat News for Monday, February 8, 2021
Representative Marjorie Greene who is best known for many crazy Q-Anon-type conspiracy theories introduced a Bill last week to ban the flying of the rainbow pride flag at U.S. embassies around the world. In Mississippi, another transgender woman was found dead after being shot in her car. Tragically, she was misgendered and her name disrespected by both police and local media. The Bay Area lost two activists last week for unrelated causes. Carmen Vasquez and Hershon are being remembered this…
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- Erasing the Gap: Conversation with Women Leaders . Our guests include Karin Demarest Vice President for Programs at the Sonoma Community Foundation, Lynda Hopkins Sonoma County Supervisor Dist. 5, Dr. Jerlena Griffin-Desta Chief of Staff/Associate Vice President for Strategic Initiatives and Diversi...
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- The subject of this program is gentrification and displacement around the Bay Area, from San José to Santa Rosa. We feature stories about Oakland and also the Roseland neighborhood of Santa Rosa, and we'll be talking with elected officials, non-profit leaders and community members from the South Bay...
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- CASA COMPACT & AFFORDABLE HOUSING - How do we work together to build a more resilient, more equitable region that has room for all? How can we reduce the disparities of income and opportunity that grow worse each year? The region's top challenge: housing. We'll hear from experts and from those whose...
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- Musician Eki Shola, who lost her home in the 2017 Sonoma County fires, is among a group of local musicians who have recorded music to help heal those recovering after the disaster. The music is part of a benefit cd recorded at Prairie Sun Studios in Cotati that will provide instruments to those who...
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- Three local artists, whose work is featured in the Museum of Sonoma County exhibition, "From the Fire: A Community Reflects and Rebuilds" talk about the impact of the wildfires on their artistic process.
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- It’s more important than ever to pledge your financial support for the news programs on KRCB and KPJK. Your generous gift ensures that the programs you have come to rely on for news, information, and staying in touch with current events, remain on the air. Northern California Public Media enriches l...
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- Since the October 2017 North Bay Fires, Northern California Public Media has been reporting on the recovery of the community. From housing challenges to mental health and self expression, this video excerpts 13 different selected reports to give an overview of our reporting initiative. Find out more...
- In this live midterm election special, News Director Steve Mencher hosts an hour of analysis and insight from policymakers and community activists. Analysis provided in the North Bay by Dick Spotswood of the Marin Independent Journal and in the South Bay by Terry Christensen of CreaTV in San Jose. G...
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- Northern California Public Media News Director Steve Mencher and Museum of Sonoma County Director Jeff Nathanson visit three local artists whose work is featured in the museum's exhibition, "From the Fire: A Community Reflects and Rebuilds."
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- This special looks at our community one year after the October fires that killed 44 and obliterated neighborhoods in Santa Rosa and the surrounding towns. We visit musicians, poets and visual artists who are trying to represent the calamity in ways that promote resiliency, and talk with members of t...
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- On this edition of The New Normal: Rebuilding Homes and Lives , we’ll find out how October’s wildfires made our tight housing market even more precarious, especially for the area’s most vulnerable residents. As the community rebuilds, we put the spotlight on renters, the homeless, and others who wer...
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- Director Kevin White and Writer/Producer Stephen Most created the film "Wilder than Wild: Fire, Forest and the Future." The film examines how we rely on the forests for many ecological services, yet they are at risk for catastrophic wildfires due to five years of drought. More fuels lead to more fir...
- Musicians Eki Shola and Allen Sudduth lost their homes in the Sonoma County fires. They are among a group of local musicians who are raising money to replace instruments lost in the fires with a special album recorded at Prairie Sun Studios in Cotati. Produced by Joshua Dylan Mellars (Fire Footage C...
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- This program features a look at the first steps in the North Bay's rebuilding and recovery process after the North Bay Wildfires. KRCB News Director, Steve Mencher, speaks with representatives of the UnDocuFund, we explore the poignant story of a family sifting through the ashes of their former home...
- This program brings us stories from the inferno, from those families fleeing the fire with their precious pets, to updates on the ongoing repopulation. We talk with Karissa Kruse, president of Sonoma County Winegrowers about the fire's effect on her industry, including the hundreds of workers whose...
- When escaping the flames of the Northern California Fire, farm animals and pets have special needs. Sonoma County has created a safe place for animal refugees. Meet the owners of horses from the Sonoma Valley seeking refuge, and people who escaped Santa Rosa's Coffey Park neighborhoood with their do...
- Doran Beach, Sonoma County - People are finding refuge on the Sonoma Coast from the Northern California wildfires. The Sonoma County Regional Parks worked closely with volunteers from Bodega Bay to help those fleeing the fires.
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