Love, Hope, and Faith with Heather Murdock July 2, 2014
Heather speaks with Maryann Barcklay, a woman set free to minister hope and healing through the Holy Spirit.
Show Opening AM Live July 2, 2014
Richard Forster and Monique Graziadei open Amador Live with lining up the guest for the morning.
Cannonball Run Car Show -- Ron Faubion is on AM Live July 2, 2014
Ron Faubion talks to Richard about the Cannonball Run Car Show and Old Abe Parade on Saturday, July 5, 2014.
Jackson Lions Fireworks -- Mark Bonini is on AM Live July 2, 2014
Mark Bonini brings in fireworks, that are sold in the Jackson Lions' Fireworks sales booth, while speaking with Monique about the July 3rd picnic and fireworks display in Jackson.
Amador Lifeline -- Virginia Manner is on AM Live July 2, 2014
Virginia Manner brings in Address signs for Fire and Safety Emergency Responders
Roam segment on AM Live July 2, 2014
Richard Forster and Monique Graziadei discuss 4th of July.
Jackpot Jen Online Store -- Jenny Fox Fritz is on AM Live July 2, 2014
With antique treasures and homemade gifts, Jenny Fox Fritz brings a little of her online store, Jackpot Jen on Esty, to TSPN TV.
Show Closing AM Live July 2, 2014
Richard Forster and Monique Graziadei close out AM live with their guest.
Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort Announces Winner of $27,000 Dream Wedding Giveaway posted Wed. July 2, 2014 11:30AM
Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort is proud to announce that Jillian and Dustin from Lodi, CA are the official Dream Wedding Couple, winning a complete wedding package at Jackson Rancheria valued at $27,000.
The contest began May 1, 2014 and hopeful couples submitted a photo of themselves and their soul mate to Jackson Rancheria’s Facebook page (Facebook.com/jacksoncasino) where friends, family and co-workers voted for their favorite couple. Voting ended on June 1, 2014 and those couples who made it through the first round submitted a YouTube video describing why they were the most deserving. After the final three couples were chosen, voting reopened for two weeks and ended on June 29, 2014.
Based on social media and kiosk votes from the past two weeks, Jillian and Dustin (Lodi, CA) won the Dream Wedding Giveaway with 221,068 votes. Megan and Ricki (Valley Springs, CA) were the first runners-up with 203,750 total votes, and Jon and Whitney (Sacramento, CA) were the second runners-up with 146,041 total votes. Both second and third place couples received a Jackson Rancheria Romance Package.
Jillian and Dustin’s Dream Wedding will take place during the spring/ summer of 2015 and will include:
- A Ceremony and Reception Venue for up to 225 guests
- Two Complimentary Hotel Suites the night before the wedding
- Wedding Cake & Cupcakes by Guilty Indulgence
- Wedding Flowers for Ceremony, Reception and Bridal Party
- Food (Appetizers, Dinner and Champagne)
- Wedding Photographer (8 hours) by Farrell Photography
- Personalized Photo Booth
- One Hotel Suite for the Dream Wedding Couple after the wedding
“Congratulations to Jillian and Dustin for winning the Dream Wedding Giveaway,” said Rich Hoffman, CEO of Jackson Rancheria. “We are thrilled for you and are looking forward to being part of the wedding planning process throughout the year. Thank you to everyone who participated in and supported the Dream Wedding Giveaway. We continue to encourage all of our patrons to consider Jackson Rancheria for their special events in the future.”
For those guests that are interested in hosting events, Jackson Rancheria has 86 custom rooms and specialty suites that offer a variety of luxurious amenities and first class service. From rehearsal dinners to final details, the friendly staff of professionals will devote themselves to making certain that your wedding dreams become a breathtaking reality. For more information visit http://www.JacksonCasino.com/.
Located in the Sierra foothills town of Jackson, CA, Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort is owned by the Jackson Rancheria Band of Miwuk Indians, a federally recognized Indian tribe. A sovereign government, the Rancheria is dedicated to developing projects that not only enhance the tribe’s ability to remain self-reliant, but also reflect a commitment to be a good neighbor.
Summer Break Youth Pass From Amador Transit posted Wed. July 2, 2014 9AM
Only $40 to ride all summer!
Summer Break Youth Pass. Good for unlimited rides on all local Amador County bus routes plus, reduced rates on the Sacramento Express.
Youth pass for kids 6-17 years old.
Valid for Amador County Public School Summer Break.
Get your photo ID pass at the Amador Transit office located at 11400 American Legion Dr. Jackson, CA 95642.
Call 267-9395 for more information or visit us on the web at www.AmadorTransit.com.
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