Barb Marshall is on Love, Hope, and Faith with Heather Murdock on TSPN TV Part Three Feb 25, 2015
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Barb Marshall is on Love, Hope, and Faith with Heather Murdock on TSPN TV Part Four Feb 25, 2015
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What's Happening on AM Live on TSPN TV Feb 25, 2015
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Anne Boyce is on AM Live on TSPN TV Feb 25, 2015
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Hospice of Amador 'Take a Chance on Love' Drawing is on TSPN TV Feb 25, 2015
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John Plasse's Supervisors Report on AM Live on TSPN TV Feb 25, 2015
Supervisor John Plasse gives the supervisors report on TSPN TV.
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Roam on AM Live on TSPN TV Feb 25, 2015
Heather Murdock and Tom Slivick talk about Love, Hope, and Faith with Heather Murdock on TSPN TV.
Amador Community College is on AM Live on TSPN TV Feb 25, 2015
Wyman Dickerson talks to Tom Slivick and Heather Murdock about Amador Community College information night and upcoming semester.
PG&E, AMADOR FIRE SAFE COUNCIL WORK TOGETHER TO REDUCE FIRE RISK
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On Wednesday, February 25, PG&E will present the Amador Fire Safe Council with a check for $59,000 to help fulfill their mission of reducing catastrophic wildfire. The funding provided the Fire Safe Council with an opportunity to target three high-risk neighborhoods in rural parts of Jackson, Pine Grove and Pioneer. The work primarily consisted of road edge clearing to remove hazardous brush and fuels below power lines. The presentation will take place at a location where work was completed, at no charge to local residents. |
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Wednesday, February 25, from 9 to 10 a.m.
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KC Ranchettes Intersection of Oak Road and Pioneer Drive Jackson, Calif.
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In 2014, PG&E funded about 100 local Fire Safe Council projects to create fire breaks in and around communities, improve emergency access roads and help low-income residents clear defensible space from around their properties to protect them from fire. The funds were used to hire contractors to complete the Fire Safe Council projects, freeing up CAL FIRE personnel to answer the call of the ever-increasing number of fires in the state.
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Work locations where fuel reduction occurred Large check presentation from PG&E to Amador Fire Safe Council
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Brandi Ehlers, PG&E, (916) 386-5522 Cathy Koos Breazeal, AFSC, (209) 295-6200
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