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COVID-19 Community Report - Jan. 5th, 2021 - Shelly Gilbride from International House Davis

Tue, 01/05/2021 - 5:00pm | Autumn Labbe-Renault

It's a new year, with hope on the horizon in the form of new vaccines, but the reality is we're still in this for a while, and the State's Stay Home Order is still in effect. The list of stats and updates I'll share on today's show is a bit daunting, which is one reason  I'm glad I have a great community leader to interview.  As Executive Director of International House Davis, longtime Davis resident Shelly Gilbride and her team have been guiding the venerable nonprofit through the challenges and changes of the past year. Before joining I-House, Shelly served  for five years as the Programs Officer of the California Arts Council,  where she was responsible for grant programs to support arts, culture, and creativity across the state.

Celtic Songlines for 11:00am on Dec 29th, 2020

Tue, 01/05/2021 - 11:00am | David A. Reynolds

Following a brief pause during the holidays, this week's Celtic Songlines is a return to fresh programming as we move forward from the old year to an exciting new year. This week's Celtic Songlines includes a brand new Celtic tune from the Davis area band Donut Exchange! Also on this week's program we'll hear from vocalist Karan Casey & guitarist John Doyle, from Edinburgh the band Ceolbeg, the English trad folk band Kerfuffle, the duo of Mary MacMaster & Patsy Seddon as Sileas, The Poozies, from the East Bay an acoustic song with Tempest, An Dochas and the all star band Full Set.  

Davisville, Jan. 4, 2021: As he exits the council, Brett Lee talks about growth, pandemic, and what he’ll do next

Mon, 01/04/2021 - 6:10pm | Bill Buchanan

Brett Lee just spent 8 years on the Davis City Council, including two years as mayor. As he leaves office, we get his take on where Davis is strong (volunteerism), some lasting effects of the pandemic on the town, what he’ll do next, and how his views changed on the perennial question in Davis: Where do you allow developers to add housing, if anywhere?
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