KSVR Word Waves, Edition 24, March 10
Britta
guide to what's happened and what's happening on KSVR, 91.7FM
"Community Radio for the Skagit Valley"
HIGHLIGHT OF THE WEEK
If you're a late-night listener to KSVR Radio, keep in mind a few
program changes we've made. Earthbeat Radio will now repeat on
Tuesdays at 11PM. Radio Ecoshock will occur at 11PM. Speak Up, Speak
Out will repeat on Thursdays at 11:30PM.
LISTEN
Thursday, March 11th, 5PM "Skagit Talks" News Editor Joanna Bruno has
gathered stories on a number of topics for this weeks program. Learn
more about LifeLock, the identity theft company, and the Federal Trade
Commission. The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will discuss
its new hunting rules. The Skagit Historical Museum in La Conner will
host a program on the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. Federal Energy
Efficiency standards...costly or cost saving? Learn about SPOT
(Saving Pets One at a Time) with Kathy Fagen Sanchez, as interviewed
by Dave McConnell.
Friday, March 12th, 11:30AM Esta Contigo (repeats 6:30AM) If you speak
Spanish and English, tune in for this informative program to learn
about the Duel Language Program, with special guest, Dr Jorge Partida.
Friday, March 12th, 5PM "Skagit Talks 2" Legal Briefs with Pat Haden
Saturday, March 13th "Noticias Skagit" (repeats 7AM Sunday, 11:30AM
Monday) If you speak Spanish, tune in for this informative program to
learn about:
1. The Human Rights Film Festival events
2. A meeting to be held in Burlington to approve/disapprove a
financial bond of $6.8 million dollars that could save the Burlington
School District from a financial crisis.
3. Highlights from the recent gathering of Supreme Court Justices at
Skagit Valley College
4. Gary Tolefson, Skagit Valley College President has received the
"Citizen of the Year Award"
5. Learn about "International Day of Languages" proclaimed by the
United Nations in 1999
6. A 6-12 minute interview with the Consul of Mexico, in Seattle
LEARN
KSVR will continue recording and sharing information at upcoming
events with the Skagit Human Rights Festival this week. For a
complete schedule, visit the website at www.ksvr.org
PARTICIPATE
Save the date for our Spring Open House, April 8th, 6-8PM at the
studio in Reeves Hall, on the campus of Skagit Valley College
Thanks for reading!
Britta Eschete, Publicist