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July Programs on Klaus and
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Friday,
July 20, 2012 Program:
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Ruthie Dent, with
United Way of Cumberland County reminds us that the
first step in finding help is to know who to call. In
this segment we learn more about the 2-1-1 Call System. |
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Members from the
Fayetteville Police Department,
(Public Information Officer, Gavin McRoberts and Crime
Prevention Specialists Michelle Lindo and Rachel
Songeleski) stop in with tips and information to help us
better protect ourselves. |
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Friday,
July 13, 2012
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Magdalena Fernandez,
Regional Migrant Health Coordinator with NC Community
Health Center talks about conditions in the homes and
fields that are affecting the health of migrant farm
workers and their families.
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Sonja Williams,
Program Consultant with the NC Migrant Education Program
discusses educational challenges many migrant children
face that are associated with extreme poverty, multiple
moves, as well as poor health and often even language
and culture barriers. |
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Friday,
July 6, 2012
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Dr. Larry Barton
shares his expertise as we look at violence in the
civilian and military workplace.
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Valerie Woodard,
Director of the Southeastern NC Radio Reading Service
with information about this not-for-profit's work
reading to the vision and print impaired.
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Captain Jason Smith,
the newly installed leader at the local Salvation Army
along with Jackie Godbold stops in to share information
about the Fayetteville Salvation Army. |
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Friday,
July 27, 2012 Program:
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