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Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors Meetings
This live stream of the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors Meetings is proudly presented by Blue Mountain Minerals, a Mother Lode business and employment leader supporting our community connections.
The stream will be live when the Supervisors meetings are in session. Meetings are usually scheduled the first and third Tuesday of each month beginning at 9am. This stream is raw, unedited and unfiltered. As a consequence, there will be breaks in the stream from time to time to allow for lunch, etc.
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Mother Lode Views
Welcome to Mother Lode Views. This is a weekly , 30 minute program created by the KVML news room discussing 'hot topics' in the Mother Lode. We've got the people that are "in the know" discussing topics that affect all our lives here in the Mother Lode. So listen in and hear it from the horse's mouth! We've also created an archive for you so if you've missed the last couple of editions, just click on the links below.
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02/07/12
Health Prevention Programs
Mother Lode Views focused on the implementation of President Obama's Affordable Care Act. Tuolumne County is receiving a $250K grant to implement prevention programs. Tuolumne County Health Officer Dr. Todd Stolp was the guest. -
01/31/12
Issues Facing Sonora
Mother Lode Views focused on issues facing the City of Sonora. City Administrator Tim Miller talked about the impacts of dissolving the city's redevelopment agency, whether he expects the city will have to make mid-year budget cuts, and how the city is preparing for the upcoming Amgen Tour. -
01/24/12
Focus On Railtown
Mother Lode Views focused on efforts to keep Railtown 1897 state park in Jamestown open past the June 30 closure date. Railtown is one of 70 parks on the state closure list. Guests included Park Superintendent Kim Baker, Tuolumne County Administrator Craig Pedro, District Five Tuolumne County Supervisor Dick Pland, Jamestown Promotion Club member Jim O'Neil, Film Commissioner Jerry Day, Sierra Railway Foundation member John Zach and Kathy Daigle of the California State Railroad Museum Foundation. -
01/17/12
Changes To The Election System
Mother Lode Views focused on changes taking effect this year regarding the election system and how Californians will choose candidates for office. In state elections (Governor, Assembly, Senate, etc.), rather than always having a Democrat and Republican on the General Election ballot, it will simply be the top two vote getters from the primary election. The guest was Tuolumne County Auditor Debi Russell. -
01/10/12
Olsen Talks About The Budget
25th District Republican Assemblywoman Kristin Olsen spoke about the Governor's new budget for fiscal year 2012-13. She also gave an update about the efforts to keep Railtown 1897 open in Jamestown.
To listen to previous broadcasts, see the Mother Lode Views Archive.
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