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Prayer flyer in Wasatch County school sparks legal controversy, Newly named Park City Fire Chief Pete Emery and district spokesperson Mike Owens with an update from the district, Park City Manager Matt Dias previews this week's city council meeting, PCSD parents Sylvia Hebert, Meg Marsland, Kim Abbett, and Tara Stocker have details about this year's PCHS graduation night and Women's Inspired Network's upcoming events.

The John Gioffre Memorial Golf Classic, held in 2024 at the prestigious Westchester Hills Country Club in White Plains, was a poignant and meaningful event, going far beyond just a day of golf. This annual gathering serves as a tribute to John Gioffre, a man who profoundly impacted the lives of those around him. Despite his passing over 25 years ago, John's legacy continues to thrive, particularly through the John Gioffre Memorial Scholarship, which is awarded annually to deserving scholar-athletes at Port Chester High School (PCHS), where John's influence remains deeply felt. The scholarship was established shortly after John's death to honor his dedication to education and athletics, and it helps young students pursue their goals. John's legacy is cherished not just by his immediate family—his sons John Jr. and Zaccary, his daughter-in-law Melissa, his granddaughters Jane and Daria, and daughter-in-law Kat—but by the entire Port Chester community, where he made a lasting impact. The golf tournament has become a critical fundraiser for this scholarship, providing much-needed support to the next generation of student-athletes at PCHS. In addition, the proceeds from the tournament also go toward supporting local causes that John was passionate about, ensuring that his values of giving back and community engagement continue to shape the area. During the event, Westchester Talk Radio's Jim Feldman had the honor of speaking with Dwight "Doc" Gooden, former NY Mets pitcher, about the importance of community, philanthropy, and supporting the next generation of leaders. Gooden, who has seen his own journey from the baseball field to giving back to others, shared his thoughts on the meaningful impact of the John Gioffre Memorial Golf Classic and the role it plays in continuing John's legacy.

The John Gioffre Memorial Golf Classic, held in 2024 at Westchester Hills Country Club in White Plains, was more than just a day on the greens. It was a celebration of a man whose life made a profound and lasting impact on those who knew him. Although it has been over 25 years since his passing, John Gioffre's legacy continues to thrive, particularly through the John Gioffre Memorial Scholarship. Each year, this scholarship is awarded to outstanding scholar-athletes at Port Chester High School (PCHS), where John once had a deep and lasting presence. The scholarship helps deserving students pursue their dreams, just as John did in his own life. John's memory is kept alive not only by his immediate family—his sons John Jr. and Zaccary, his daughter-in-law Melissa, his granddaughters Jane and Daria, and his daughter-in-law Kat—but by the entire community of Port Chester. The annual golf tournament serves as a major fundraiser for the scholarship, providing financial support to the students of PCHS while also benefiting other local causes that John would have wholeheartedly supported. During the event, Westchester Talk Radio's Jim Feldman briefly spoke with Jack Gioffre, John's cousin.

The John Gioffre Memorial Golf Classic held in 2024 at the prestigious Westchester Hills Country Club in White Plains was more than just a golf tournament. It was a heartfelt tribute to a man who touched countless lives and made an indelible impact during his time on this earth. Even though it has been over 25 years since his passing, John Gioffre's legacy continues to thrive, especially through the John Gioffre Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship, established shortly after his passing, is awarded each year to young scholar-athletes at Port Chester High School (PCHS)—a place where John once had a significant presence. John's memory is not only cherished by his family—his two sons John Jr. and Zaccary, his daughter-in-law Melissa, his granddaughters Jane and Daria, and daughter-in-law Kat—but by the entire community he helped build. The annual golf tournament is a key fundraiser to support the scholarship fund, providing financial assistance to deserving students at PCHS. The proceeds also benefit local causes that John would have been proud to support, ensuring his spirit of giving and community continues. Westchester Talk Radio's Jim Feldman caught up with Sal Mandreucci, known as TikTok's SallySlices, the owner of Marcello's Pizza Grill in Hamilton Square, who shared his thoughts on the event. 

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Latest Utah Avalanche Center forecast, Park City Mountain ski patrol officially on strike, PCHS wrestling coaches Danny and Trip Ocana talk about the beginning of season, with key deadline missed, future of Lundin easement uncertain, Park City Ski & Snowboard Performance Sports Director Tommy Eckfeldt and Action Sports Athletic Director Chris "Hatch" Haslock have an update on local athletes and KPCW Development Director Sarah Ervin talks about year-end giving.

Morning Show 08 - 22 - 24 Hour 3 Amelia Knisely, PCHS by The Watchdog

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Sherri Shergill, a Calgary native, is a licensed therapist with a background in communications and a master's in clinical psychology. Her dedication to supporting vulnerable populations and racialized communities has earned her recognition, including a top 40 under 40 honor. Sherri's experience extends beyond Canadian borders, having worked on mental health initiatives for rural and vulnerable populations in India. Her work at PCHS focuses on providing mental health services for South Asian immigrants, encompassing addiction support, family therapy, and individual and group therapy. With a passion for grassroots community support, Sherri's insights into the challenges of cultural adaptation and mental health struggles faced by newcomers in Calgary are invaluable.In this episode, you will be able to:Discover effective ways to support immigrants in Canada and enhance their mental well-being.Explore specialized mental health services tailored to the unique needs of immigrants.Learn strategies for cultural adaptation to support newcomers settling in Calgary.Understand the legal support available for immigrants in Alberta and how to access it.Engage with the South Asian immigrant community to foster inclusivity and support.Get Connected With Sherri:https://www.pchscalgary.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/pchscalgary/?originalSubdomain=caVisit www.calpeteclub.com for information on our next networking and membership opportunities.https://calpeteclub.com/https://twitter.com/calpeteclubhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/calgary-petroleum-club-3a5868117/https://www.facebook.com/calpeteclubhttps://www.youtube.com/user/calpeteclub

Park City School District to adopt new literacy program for K-3 students, Park City Ski & Snowboard Ski Jumping/Nordic Combined and Skimo Program Director Adam Loomis recounts his win in the 100 km Gorge Waterfalls running race, Park City Institute adds more shows to its summer lineup, Kaibrienne reaches 'American Idol' top 10, will sing again Sunday, Deer Valley expansion lift up for final approval, Wasatch County residents invited to road safety open house, Park City Manager Matt Dias previews this week's city council meeting, Park City Film Executive Director Katy Wang has a preview of upcoming screenings and the annual PCHS bike swap returns, proceeds support mountain bike team.

Our host Manmeet Narang speaks to Ramandeep  Dhaliwal, Case Manager of the Better Families Program at PCHS to dig out reasons why South Asian families in Canada are falling apart and how can you bring them together. 

Heber Valley temple plans unanimously approved (06:25)Summit County Councilmember Tonja Hanson recaps Wednesday's meeting (09:58)Wasatch School District Superintendent Paul Sweat on enrollment growth (30:24)PCHS football coach Josh Montzingo on playing in semifinals at U of U Thursday night (40:14)

Paulding County News Podcast Sunday October 29, 2023    Story 1: PCSD Boasts Fifth-Highest Graduation Rate Among 16 Largest School Systems in Georgia The Paulding County School District in Georgia achieved a remarkable graduation rate of 89.9% for the Class of 2023, positioning it as the fifth-highest among the 16 largest school systems in the state. This achievement is especially noteworthy as the district has the 14th-highest local revenue per pupil among the same group, highlighting the district's efficiency. Despite challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the graduation rate demonstrates the resilience and commitment of Paulding County students and educators. Over the past decade, the district's graduation rate has increased by an impressive 12.3 percentage points, showcasing the success of evidence-based instruction and academic mitigations. The district's five-year graduation rate for 2023 is 92.2%, the highest in its history…. This from the Paulding County School District   Story 2: Escaped GA Inmate Arrested; 3 Remain At Large Chavis Demaryo Stokes, one of the four inmates who escaped from the Bibb County Detention Center, has been arrested. He was apprehended in Montezuma, Georgia, by the U.S. Marshals Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force after a 10-day manhunt. The other three inmates, Joey Fournier, Marc Kerry Anderson, and Johnifer Dernard Barnwell, remain at large. Stokes faces multiple charges, including drug-related offenses, escape, simple battery, hit and run, aggravated assault, and more. His bond is set at $56,650. A total reward of $12,000 is offered for information leading to the capture of the remaining escapees. Authorities continue their search for the fugitives. Tipsters with information about their whereabouts can call the FBI's tip line, 1 (800) 225-5324, the U.S. Marshals Service, 1 (877) 926-8332, or the Bibb County Sheriff's Office, (478) 751-7500….. This from the Dallas-Hiram Patch   Story 3: Video captures Riceboro man shooting neighbor's pregnant dog for knocking over trash can A 37-year-old Riceboro man, Demaris Lamont Roberts, was arrested for shooting his neighbor's pregnant pit bull. Roberts admitted to the act, explaining that he shot the dog because it had knocked over his trash cans and agitated his own dog. The dog's owner contacted 911 to report the incident, as his dog had been missing for a few days, and neighbors informed him that Roberts had shot her. When confronted, Roberts confessed to the crime, stating he killed the dog because it caused his dog to bark incessantly. Law enforcement found the dog's body in a designated area. Roberts was arrested for animal cruelty and faces one count of aggravated cruelty to animals, with the case currently pending in court…. This from The Georgia Gazette and posted on the Paulding County Crime Facebook Page.   Weather: Angie Chavez - This week's weather forecast starts off in the 70s for the highs and 50s for the lows but Tuesday a cold front arrives dropping the temperatures into the 50s for the highs with lows in the 30s and 40s.     Story 4: Paulding Arrest Reports   Zulema Real Santana was booked on October 22 for U-turns, Hit And Run, andDriving While Unlicensed/Expired License Commentors on Facebook said: Ben Davis from Marietta said “Smash” Riley Pickett from Dallas replied to Ben Davis “Ben Davis lmao you funny with children in your profile pic commenting that on clearly a very young girl… shame shame” April Glayz posting as Cadderson said “If she were a minor this wouldn't be allowed to be made public like this. Some of you all have no experience in making bad decisions. Lol”     Breanna MacKenzie Hogue was booked on October 25 for the following charges: Contributing to the Delinquency of Child (M), Conspiracy to Commit a Crime (F), Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon Here's what your neighbors had to say: Chrissie Kirk said “She looks proud ” Marcia Myers from Temple commented “Not funny” Lastly Tomi Randi from Villa Rica said “Wow. One day someone gonna wipe that smile off that face ! Pathetic.”           AGAIN, PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE INDIVIDUALS HAVE ONLY BEEN ARRESTED AND ARE NOT CONVICTED. THEY HAVE NOT HAD THEIR DAY IN COURT WHEN WE RECORDED THIS PODCAST. WE WISH THEM LUCK ON THEIR DAY IN THE COURT     Story 5:State Georgia lawmaker proposes paying teachers $10K to carry guns in school A proposal in Georgia is aiming to offer teachers a stipend of $10,000 per year if they voluntarily undergo firearms courses and carry guns in schools. Proponents argue that this would enhance classroom safety, while critics express concerns that it could escalate tense situations. State Senator Clint Dixon introduced the bill, with Lt. Gov. Burt Jones supporting the idea. Those against the bill, like Willgina Montgomery, worry about the potential risks of arming teachers and the decision-making process in high-stress situations. The bill stipulates that school systems must approve a gun-training program before allowing teachers to carry firearms. Representative Lucy McBath criticized the proposal, advocating for more conventional means of supporting teachers…… This from Fox 5   Story 6: Man turns gun on himself after shooting brother, barricading inside Cobb home for hours A standoff in Cobb County ended tragically, resulting in one man's death and another being shot. The incident began with an argument between two brothers, Philip Tokos, 29, and Michael Tokos, 32. Philip Tokos shot his brother in the lower right leg during the argument. Michael Tokos managed to escape and was taken to the hospital for treatment. Philip Tokos then barricaded himself in their home for several hours before taking his own life. The standoff caused disruptions in the neighborhood as law enforcement dealt with the situation. The incident is still under investigation by Cobb police…. This from WSB-TV       Sports: Here are your weekly sports updates From the Paulding Sports Chronicles Facebook Page      In football PCHS will match up with Alexander Hiram will face Woodland South will be at Langston Hughes North will play Hillgrove East will face New Manchester     Story 6: Weird News: Deer charges through crowded Wisconsin restaurant In Beloit, Wisconsin, a deer surprised diners at a Noodles & Company restaurant when it crashed through a window during lunchtime. Surveillance footage captured the deer charging into the crowded restaurant, causing patrons to scatter. The deer briefly explored the dining area and kitchen before exiting through a back door opened by an employee. Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident. After a deep cleaning, the restaurant reopened, and to commemorate the unusual event, they offered a "2 Buck Mac & Cheese" special on the following day…. This from APNews.com   Social Stories: FB Post #1: An Anonymous member in the Whats Happening in Paulding Facebook page “I have a domestic flight tomorrow. The plane leaves ATL at 6:00 in the morning. Do I really neeed to be there THREE HOURS EARLY? I'll have one bag to check in. along with a screenshot that says: Some of the top commentors were: Dave Adkins from Dallas commented “No. You certainly don't have to be there 3 hours early. If you get held up in security or any other of a number of things happen and you miss your flight it is on you. You might be fine though.”   Troy Mahaffey from South Cobb said “It's not a bad idea as you never know about TSA”   Finally Mary Creek said “I had a friend at the airport this morning for a flight at 9:45, three hours to get though security. She was there at 5:45 am”     FB Post #2: The Dallas Markets - Georgia posted on Facebook: I'm sorry to disappoint but we are temporarily closed until we can pass some inspections for construction work that was done without a permit. This is the owners fault and he takes full responsibility and will try to resolve the situation as fast as possible.  Some of the top comments were: Greg Upole from Dallas, GA said “Taking responsibility. The right thing to do. Stand up fella.” Glenda Morris Stevens from Hiram said “Charlie and Glenda are praying that this will be resolved quickly. The Dallas Market owners are wonderful people and they will do the right thing.” Finally Jonathan Leboff from Dalls asked “Can Boobadoo BBQ still pull up on Saturday and slang the bbq in the parking lot??”                 Here are some things you're talking about: Call us with your thoughts or story at ‪(770) 799-6810  Events:   -November 14 @ 10:00 am PCSD hosts Stakeholder Meeting -November 7 – Get out and vote! November 3 – Pictures with Santa at Sweet Shop by Farmer's Table Starting at 2:00pm, 3668 GA-5, Douglasville, GA, 30135    #eventshappeningnearyou #weekendevents #weekdayevents #whatyouaretalkingabout #whatsgoingoninpauldingcounty #events #loveevents #getyououtofthehouse #funforthefamily    Interview:   www.esogrepair.com      www.chattahoochietech.edu  www.cuofga.org www.daycosystems.com www.angie.atlcommunities.com  www.powerselectricga.com http://www.newseason.cc/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paulding County News Podcast Wednesday October 25, 2023    Story 1: Zach Wheeler story East Paulding graduate Zack Wheeler delivered a stellar performance in Game 5, pitching a gem. He threw 7 innings, allowed just 6 hits and 1 earned run, and recorded 8 strikeouts. Wheeler boasts an impressive 3-0 record in the postseason with a remarkable 2.08 ERA. Notably, despite his inexperience in relief, Wheeler expressed his readiness for an "all hands-on deck" situation. Regrettably, the Phillies fell short, losing to the Diamondbacks last night. OR East Paulding graduate Zack Wheeler delivered a stellar performance in Game 5, pitching a gem. He threw 7 innings, allowed just 6 hits and 1 earned run, and recorded 8 strikeouts. Wheeler boasts an impressive 3-0 record in the postseason with a remarkable 2.08 ERA. Notably, despite his inexperience in relief, Wheeler expressed his readiness for an "all hands-on deck" situation Wheeler and the Phillies clinched a spot in the World Series after defeating the Diamondbacks last night. Story 2: Missing inmates, stolen car found nearby  Authorities located the blue Dodge Challenger believed to have been used in the escape of four Bibb County Detention Center inmates in the parking lot of Biomat USA in nearby Macon. The inmates escaped through a damaged dayroom window and a cut fence before fleeing the center in the Challenger. The manhunt continues, with a $73K reward offered for information leading to the capture of the escaped inmates, identified as Joey Fournier, Marc Kerry Anderson, Johnifer Dernard Barnwell, and Chavis Demaryo Stokes……This from The Patch   Story 3: Dallas- The North Paulding Wolfpack swept their Super Regional playoffs and are headed back to the Elite 8 in Columbus this week to compete for the State Championship. The Pack defeated Westlake and a good Grayson team twice to qualify. East Paulding was eliminated by River Ridge but beat Jackson County twice. -South Paulding lost twice but gave a good showing only losing by one run each time. The Wolfpack open up the tournament Wednesday against Mill Creek and are back-to-back Region Champs. by~ Mike Catoe – Dallas New Era Facebook   Weather: This weeks weather will have highs in the mid to upper 70s with the high on Friday being 80. The lows will be in the mid 50s and mostly cloudy.     Story 4: Paulding Arrest Reports   Jason Booth was booked on October 19 and charged with Aggravated Child Molestation-Family Violence, Incest, and Aggravated Sodomy Commit Sodomy with Force and Against Persons Will or Person is Less than 10 yoa (F) Ashlee Herndon Gardner from Dallas said “Was just SFX:BLEEP arrested in Sept for child molestation/sodomy!!! Why is he out?!? ” Crystal Lean'ne Ogletree said “People like this never change and should either be behind bars, an institution, or on an island. There is something wrong with their mental that you cannot deprogram. Did someone allow a minor to go around him again after the first time he did it, or are they just finding out about other situations after the first one???? He's sick in the head and whomever is in denial needs to see a therapist as well. Absolutely disgusting! I'm praying for his victim (s).” Finally Jeannie Terry Tuggle from Winston commented “Castration. And institutionalized. That's the only choice since hangings aren't a thing anymore.”   Misty Lee Osmer was arrested on October 18 and booked on the following charges: Tag Light Required (White Light), Suspended/Revoked License, and Purchase, Possession, Manufacture, Distribution, or Sale of Controlled Substances or Marijuana; Penalties Mark Tibbetts from Dallas said “That is methed up” Tonya Tant from Atlanta commented “Remember that she is someone's child please don't spread hate” Lastly Calvin Jones from Dallas said “That's really sad. I knew her once upon a time she used to be pretty.”     AGAIN, PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE INDIVIDUALS HAVE ONLY BEEN ARRESTED AND ARE NOT CONVICTED. THEY HAVE NOT HAD THEIR DAY IN COURT WHEN WE RECORDED THIS PODCAST. WE WISH THEM LUCK ON THEIR DAY IN THE COURT     Story 5:State Boyfriend stuffed woman's body in suitcase in her closet, drove her car to Atlanta, police say A man is facing murder charges after allegedly killing his girlfriend, Margret Dubignon, whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase in her Thomaston, Georgia, apartment. The investigation began after family members reported her missing when they had not seen or heard from her since Thursday. When officers conducted a welfare check at her apartment, they found neither Dubignon nor her boyfriend, Freddrick Durham, who lived with her, and her car was missing. Dubignon's body was later discovered in a suitcase inside her apartment. Durham was tracked to Atlanta and taken into custody by the Atlanta Police Department and Georgia State Patrol. He now faces several charges, including felony murder and concealing a death…… This from WSB-TV   Story 6: Big ESPLOST Vote November 7. Here's a message from Steve Barnette, superintendent of schools. “On November the 7th Paulding County citizens will go to the poles to vote on a referendum to extend our education special option sales tax on eligible retail sales in Paulding County. For 26 years we have used ESPLOST to help fund capital improvement projects aross our school district including constructing new schools, adding classrooms, renovating existing schools and other initiatives including technology, fine arts, and athletics. We also use ESPLOST to pay our outstanding bond debt rather than through a bond property tax. Please visit our website for more information. With ESPLOST everyone who makes a purchase in Paulding County helps support our school district so whenever possible please shop Paulding and remember to vote on this important referendum on November 7th.”       Sports: Here are your weekly sports updates From the Paulding Sports Chronicles Facebook Page  State Playoffs Rd 2 North Paulding 2 Grayson 3 Congratulations to the Pack players and coaches on a great season and showing in the post season. Go Pack!!   In football PCHS will match up with Alexander Hiram will face Woodland South will be at Langston Hughes North will play Hillgrove East will face New Manchester     Story 6: Weird News: Bale of straw hanging from London's Millennium Bridge as part of 'quirky tradition' A bale of straw is hanging from London's Millennium Bridge as part of an ancient tradition and London byelaw. The tradition serves a practical purpose by warning river traffic of maintenance and repair work on the bridge. The bridge will be closed until November 5 for cleaning and the replacement of a membrane layer. When work is being conducted under the bridge, the straw bundle is lowered to alert traffic on the Thames to the reduction in headroom. This quirky tradition, which dates back centuries, is mentioned in the Port of London Thames Byelaws and helps fulfill a safety requirement. London's many historical byelaws also include regulating kite flying and rug beating in public thoroughfares.   Social Stories: FB Post #1: Koshia Couch Crowe from Dallas posted in the What's happening in Paulding County Facebook page: “Ok folks I need your recommendations on where you feel like the best fresh produce (and best price) is at! Hubby & I started eating healthy and we buy a good bit of fresh produce each week. We currently shop at Publix. Thanks!!!!”The top comments were:Julia Mitchell commented “Farmers market on Saturday”Avery Bastings from Temple said “Definitely sprouts!”And finally Shannon Allen Ferguson from Douglasville suggested “If you are ok with a drive the Dekalb Farmers market is by far the best. Produce lasts for weeks from there. We use to go once a month. Plus fresh meats, seafood and cheeses.” FB Post #2: Sandi Curtis Goodell from Dallas posted in the What's Happening in Paulding 2.0 Facebook page: “Y'all. Get off Cedarcrest and hit 41 North to Emerson. There's a new VARSITY coming !!”Some of the top comments were from:Janine Stempf from Niagra Falls said “Yuck. Worst place ever”Angela Carter Roberson commented “It's in lakepoint by chic fil a”Finally Trish Springer said “It's very small so don't everyone come on the same day”     Here are some things you're talking about: Call us with your thoughts or story at ‪(770) 799-6810  Events:   -October 28 Sara Babb Park will host Nightmare in Paulding from 7:00pm-11:30pm -October 28 Trick or Treat Village at Earl Duncan Park at Paulding Meadows from 2:00pm-7:00pm -October 28 The City of Hiram Police Department hosts Trunk or Treat at Gray's Mill Park in Hiram from 5:00pm-9:00pm -October 29 Children of the Promise will be at Macedonia Church off of Villa Rica Hwy in Dallas    #eventshappeningnearyou #weekendevents #weekdayevents #whatyouaretalkingabout #whatsgoingoninpauldingcounty #events #loveevents #getyououtofthehouse #funforthefamily  Interview:   www.esogrepair.com      www.chattahoochietech.edu  www.cuofga.org www.daycosystems.com www.angie.atlcommunities.com  www.powerselectricga.com http://www.newseason.cc/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

PCHS girls soccer players and coach talk to Zach White about homecoming week

 Paulding County News Podcast Sunday 24, 2023  Runaway step-siblings missing in Paulding County, deputies asking for help:    Bryson Barton and Chloe Huges have come up missing in Paulding County. Paulding County deputies are seeking help from the public to locate two missing step-siblings, Bryson Barton (15) and Chloe Hughes (14), who ran away from their home on Billy Bullock Road in Dallas at approximately 2:30 a.m. Neither teen has a cell phone. While authorities don't believe the teens are in immediate danger, their family is concerned about their whereabouts. Bryson Barton is 6 feet tall, around 190 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes, last seen in a gray shirt and blue jeans. Chloe Hughes is 5 feet 5 inches tall, approximately 130 pounds, with blonde hair and hazel eyes, last seen in a blue hoodie and flannel pajamas. We were also just informed that they were found and are now safe back at home!...........This from Fox 5    Paulding County Recognized for Pioneering Election Innovations: How it Impacts Our Residents:    Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has commended Paulding County for its contributions to secure elections in Georgia. The U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) previously recognized the county for its election innovations and selected it for a study on list maintenance practices in line with the Help America Vote Act. The study will focus on voter registration methods, maintaining accurate voter lists, and ensuring proper polling site assignments, using credit-bureau data for improved accuracy. Raffensperger praised Paulding County's commitment to election administration excellence and acknowledged Georgia's leadership in elections, including measures like automatic voter registration, early voting, and absentee voting without an excuse. The state has received recognition for election integrity and voter accessibility from various organizations...........This from Newsbreak      Walmart Opens First-Ever Pet Services Center in Dallas, Georgia:  Walmart is launching its first-ever Walmart Pet Services center in Dallas, Georgia, aiming to provide affordable pet care services to customers. With two-thirds of U.S. households owning pets and a significant increase in pet adoption during the pandemic, the pet industry is expected to grow to $277 billion by 2030. Walmart's new center will offer low, transparent pricing for services such as routine veterinary care, grooming, and self-serve dog wash. These services will be provided by qualified professionals in collaboration with PetIQ. The move is part of Walmart's mission to offer convenient and affordable health care solutions for families, including their pets, and may expand to other communities in the future. Walmart is also enhancing its pet offerings nationwide and introducing a pet pharmacy experience online. Additionally, Walmart+ members can access pet-related benefits, such as virtual veterinary consultations and discounts on services like dog walking and sitting...........This from Walmart.com         Weather:    Fall is here!! I repeat FALL IS HERE! This next week is going to have the highs in the 70's and the lows sitting in the low 60's to the high 50's. This is the perfect weather for bonfires and those after noon games!   #weatherreport #coolingoff #high70s #low80s #pleasestaycool #toohot #humidity #mostlysunny #outdooractivities #perfectweather    Paulding County Arrest Reports:  PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE INDIVIDUALS HAVE ONLY BEEN ARRESTED AND HAVE NOT HAD THEIR DAY IN COURT WHEN WE RECORDED THIS PODCAST. WE WISH THEM LUCK ON THEIR DAY IN THE COURT.  Jonah Miller was booked on 9/16/2023. It was pulled over by a white tag light that was out, and the officer then found out that he was driving under the influence of Alcohol. He was then booked for both a DUI and a tag light.  AGAIN, PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE INDIVIDUALS HAVE ONLY BEEN ARRESTED AND ARE NOT CONVICTED. THEY HAVE NOT HAD THEIR DAY IN COURT WHEN WE RECORDED THIS PODCAST. WE WISH THEM LUCK ON THEIR DAY IN THE COURT.     Paulding Officer dies after battling cancer    Melanie (Hunton) Bell, Bonding and Visitation Clerk for the Paulding County Sheriff's Office, has passed away after battling cancer, according to an announcement by the Paulding County Sheriff's Office. Visitation for Ms. Bell will be held on Sunday, September 24, 2023, from 5-7 PM at Jones Wynn Funeral Home in Villa Rica, Georgia. Funeral services will take place on Monday, September 25, 2023, at 1 PM in the chapel at Jones Wynn Funeral Home, followed by a graveside service at Melrose Cemetery (Villa Rica Hwy). The family has requested attendees to wear vibrant colors in honor of Ms. Bell's colorful personality. Jones Wynne Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.........This from the Paulding County sheriffs Facebook page      PCHS honors family   Paulding County High School Honors Avery James Cox's family on Firday August 26th during Halftime. Avery James Cox's life was taken too soon. His family started the Avery James Cox foundation to help financially support the community efforts related to sports for youth through highschoolers............This from the Dallas New Era    Sports:  From the Paulding Sports Chronicles  3 out of our 5 teams won this past Thursday night.  Paulding County lost to East Paulding   Hiram lost to Woodland 2-12  South Paulding ran bases around Huges 19-1  North Paulding beat Mt. Paren 8-0    Weird news:  Alligators in the sewer myth is true:  In Oviedo, Florida, a work crew discovered a 5-foot alligator residing in a sludge-filled pipe during a routine pothole inspection. The shocking encounter was captured on video and has garnered attention on social media. The workers initially mistook the alligator for a toad until they saw its glowing eyes. While the discovery may seem like a Florida version of the "alligators in the sewer" urban legend associated with New York City, it's not uncommon for alligators to be found in storm runoff networks in Florida. The article also mentions previous incidents of alligators appearing unexpectedly in places like New York City parks and Prospect Park Lake in Brooklyn...........This from Ny post    Well Paulding County: If you are missing an alligator in your pond, check the sewers!    Can you speak chicken? AI can translate for you:  Researchers in Japan have used AI to decode the emotional states of chickens by analyzing their vocalizations. The study, led by University of Tokyo professor Adrian David Cheok, employed a technique called Deep Emotional Analysis Learning (DEAL) to identify six distinct emotional states in chickens, including hunger, fear, anger, contentment, excitement, and distress, with 80% accuracy. The team collaborated with animal psychologists and veterinary surgeons, analyzing 80 birds and around 200 hours of chicken sounds. The findings have implications for animal welfare, veterinary medicine, poultry farming conditions, and human-animal interaction. They also plan to create a free app for farmers to communicate with their chickens using this technology.  Wow Paulding County you can now use AI to talk to your chickens!!!!    Here are some things you're talking about: Call us with your thoughts or story at 404.997-8655  From What's Happening in Paulding County Facebook Page:  An anonymous member posted “Last night we lost our Australian Shepherd, Lulu to an unbelievable seizure. When the seizure started and we recognized after a minute or so that this was not a typical one for her (she had a history is seizures) we immediately started loading her up to get her to the emergency vet closest to us which is Westside Animal Emergency. They turned us away. Despite us having a dog actively seizing non-stop they turned us away saying they were “at capacity” and too busy. By this time the seizure was into the 20 minute mark.   Our only choice at this point was to drive another 30-40 minutes away to Blue Pearl in Marietta. I called them and let them know we were coming and how long at that time the seizure had been going.   We got there and they rushed out the door to help us. Within a minute or so we were with the vet telling us the seizure had gone on so long that it had raised Lulu's body temperature to at least 109 because that is as high as the thermometer would go. Her seizing for almost an hour caused the temperature spike. At this point the vet felt while they could try to stabilize her and see if there was permanent brain damage but I knew the chances of Lulu making any meaningful recovery were almost non-existent. A fever that high plus the seizure made recovery impossible so we had to make the best choice for Lulu and let her be at peace.   I say all of that to say, IF Westside EMERGENCY Animal clinic had done their job and taken in a true EMERGENCY within the first minutes of the seizure, I wonder would we still have Lulu with us today? Instead, we came home to an empty bed that was Lulu's. Her doggie siblings are looking for her. Her human sister, dad and I are just heartbroken without our sweet pup.   I have nothing positive to say about Westside. We have never heard anything good about them and now I know why. I attempted to use them only because they were closest to us and time was critical. I even called our vet today and told them how we were treated. If you live in our area and ever need an animal ER, go anywhere but Westside.   The staff at Blue Pearl was amazing, loving and loved on Lulu with us as she was passing. They petted her, stroked her paws and talked to her right along with us. They are what a true animal ER should be and I am so grateful they were there and willing despite how busy they were.”  These are your responses from actual Paulding county citizens - as reported on Whats Happening Paulding County   Kacie Ignacio from Dallas “This is horrendous… I am SO SORRY for your loss. “  Lynn Tyler Nemzer from Dallas “I'm so sorry

Chapter 2 of the 2023 California Adventure may best be characterized by the fast forwards… one by bus and one by train. But in between we get some fantastic riding and adventure. Would the missing link finally be closed? California 2023 Chapter 2 – The Missing Link Statistics Modes of travel 3 (bus, bike, commuter rail) Vietnamese egg coffees 1 Properly monikered PCHs 1 Camp Pendleton gates crossed 2 Miles biked 16.8 and 21.7 Bus fast forward miles 27.1 Rail fast forward miles 38.1 Flats 0   For pics, including the mug… click through to Ride With GPS below…    

Alcoholism is a problem that has spread exponentially in our community. It impacts the mental and physical health of not just the alcoholic but also of the caregivers. Know all about it through this insightful conversation held by our host Manmeet with Mr. Harinder who is a registered social worker and the supervisor of Addiction Program at PCHS.  

Dalla ricerca italiana arriva un'alternativa ai prodotti chimici per la sanificazione dei mezzi di trasporto ma anche di altri ambienti, come scuole e ospedali. È il sistema microbiotico PCHS, che ha dimostrato l'80% di efficacia in più nell'abbattimento degli agenti patogeni rispetto ai disinfettanti chimici. xh7/sat/gsl

Fr. John Merkelis, President of PCHS

No Rio Grande do Sul, funcionam, atualmente, 150 usinas hidrelétricas, das quais 77 são pequenas centrais, ou PCHs. Elas, por sua vez, podem abastecer até um milhão e oitocentas mil casas. O potencial deste tipo de fonte é de quase seis mil megawatts somente no nosso Estado. Roberto Zuch, presidente da Associação Gaúcha de Fomento às Pequenas Centrais Hidrelétricas (AGPCH) e Alexandre Bugin, diretor do Sindienergia-RS, defendem o segmento e esclarecem a importância dessa geração de energia na economia do RS.

On today's Local News Hour, host Leslie Thatcher's guests include: (06:27) Summit County Health Department Director Phil Bondurant who has a monthly update, (23:30)Enrique Sanchez - a former Park City resident and graduate of PCHS who visited Washington DC last month to meet with congressional leaders on the 10th anniversary of DACA, and (35:52) Dr. Mairi Leining, CEO People's Health Clinic, who joins the show to promote the annual Walk and Wine for Women's Health and to introduce new staff.

O AMBCast acaba de liberar seu #28 episódio, “PCHs - Quais os reais impactos para o meio ambiente?”. E temos como convidado para esta conversa o Biólogo, Ambientalista e Diretor de Sustentabilidade da Angá, Gustavo Malacco. Neste episódio iremos discutir os principais impactos ambientais das pequenas centrais hidrelétricas (PCHs), qual cenário o munícipio de Uberlândia está inserido nas tomadas de decisões, e as políticas públicas que auxiliariam na proteção dos rios e na expansão de PCHs. Então, não perca tempo e já pode dar o play! ✨

Why are some members of the South Asian community hesitant to accept their troubles with alcohol? Does acceptance around alcoholism make any difference in an alcoholic's way of life? Harinder Sahota, Supervisor – Addictions Program, PCHS speaks with Manpreet Sahota about these issues and more.

Hour 1…We are still lamenting the fact that Blacksburg School Board has forfeited their game against Salem, PCHS has the right coach in Mark Dixon and a tough night for Highlander Soccer. Later, Tech will roll over BC tonight, Rick has crowed the Georgia Bulldogs and a look at the HS games tonight. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2… Rick is joined by VT Hall of Famer Mike Burnop; VT snatched defeat from the jaws of victory, can Tech regroup/compete for the final 5 games and a look ahead to GT on the road. Later, Rick is joined by Jermaine Ferrell, Director of WFXR Sports; Christiansburg is rolling in the region, PH vs PCHS this week, Giles peaking at the right time and can VT bounce back. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2… Rick welcomes in Marva in Miami; Braves take care of the Dodgers to reach the World Series, Tom Brady throws 600 passing TDs and the NBA is BACK! Later, CHS keep it rolling over PH, Gmen dominate PCHS and Giles, Salem, Eastmont get the wins. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1…Tech loses an 8 point lead with 4 minutes left to Notre Dame, what injuries did VT sustain and now they face Pitt in a huge ACC showdown. Later, Salem rolls up PCHS and a rundown of all the local HS scores, #1 Bama goes down and the shakeup in the rankings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2… Rick is joined by ½ of the VT Broadcast Team Mike Burnop; execution highlighted in practice this week, the QB carousel for Dame, both teams nursing some injuries and his excitement for the start of basketball. Later, Rick is joined by Jermaine Ferrell, Director of WFXR Sports; PCHS vs Salem will be a big matchup, his game of the week is Floyd vs Glenvar and a look at VT/ND. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

O Procurador da República, Nazareno Jorgealém Wolff, foi o convidado para falar da atuação do MPF na questão das PCHs e a defesa do patrimônio histórico da região.

Hour 1… Rick and Neal talk about the release of PCHS’s Football Schedule, Neal fawns over Rick who is back as the voice of the Cougars, and VT Softball with their terrific run through the NCAA. In the bottom… Rick and Neal discuss VT Baseball, we take along walk into our musical past, Neal’s box of beta max tapes and Rick Allen of country radio! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Gurpreet chats with Baldev Mutta, CEO of PCHS, how you would know that someone is controlling you and can impact someone's life.

On today's Local News Hour : ( 02:15 ) Feral Cat Program addresseed by Summit County Council last week as Rick Brough reports. ( 06:06) Ex. Director of Nuzzles and Co. Lindsay Ortega who talks about plans to implement a feral cat pilot program for Summit County. ( 21:40 ) Update on the free COVID 19 vaccine clinics set up by the Summit County Health Depatment. ( 23:25) Caroyln Murray's story about the PCHS senior class gift hitting a road block this year. ( 27:28) Discussion around a proposed toxic soils site on the outskirts of Park City along SR 248 have taken center stage over the past several weeks as Sean Higgins reports. ( 30:56) Snyderville Basin Recreation Director Dana Jones has a monthly update. ( 43:47) Conviction Integrity Unit established in Summit County courts to help when challenging the criminal conviction as Rick Brough reports. (46:45) Ginner Wicks is named Ex. Director of the Historic Park City Alliance. ( 48:48) South Summit School Board anounces new superidendent

PCHS senior, Bri Rose, planned this episode that connects sports and writing. Special guests, Brandon King and Talia Bowens, discuss sports journalism, podcasts, books, and even name their favorite athletes of all time. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenovicenovelists/support

PCHS senior, Ian Lawson, planned this episode full of rich discussions on characters in famous literature and film. Special guests, Mark Phillips and Devin Upton, share their thoughts in this roundtable discussion. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenovicenovelists/support

PCHS senior, Devin Upton, planned this episode full of discussion on song lyrics and even a name that tune game! Special guests include: Alyssa Diaz, Mason Waggoner, Alexis Meggitt, & Haylie Sewell. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenovicenovelists/support

PCHS seniors, Sydney Moore and Luke Halsey, take on Mrs. Fork (Government teacher) and Mrs. Bowlick (school counselor) in an epic showdown of students vs. teachers. Who will reign supreme? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenovicenovelists/support

Host Amanjot Pannu talks to Harman Batth, Registered Provisional Psychologist, PCHS.

On Peel Matters, Jaya Mootoo speaks to Punjabi Community Health Services that has some unique services and Black History celebrations, including a #contest Hear about PCHS' upcoming events from Rupi Gill and Tashona Tyndale

PCHS seniors, Mark Phillips and Devin Upton, indulge in a fun conversation about comedic writing, as well as the elements that go into it. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenovicenovelists/support

Pella Christian High School Homecoming King Carson Breon and Queen Adrienne Vander Molen discuss being recognized by their peers and how their senior year has been going.

In his 2nd year at the helm of the Ryle Raiders, Coach Keaton Belcher chats with Drew, Steve-O, & Petey about his time as a player at Pendleton County High School, to his time as a player at Belmont University under Hall of Fame coach Rick Byrd, to his entrance into coaching as a GA, to coaching former UK/now WKU wing Dontaie Allen at PCHS, & his retooling of the Ryle High School program.Coach Belcher can be followed on Twitter @KeatonBelcher.Also, Thanks to Jason at Campbell Chevrolet for sponsoring this episode - Call/Text him at 270.996.8365 to schedule your test drive today! Search #StoneySells #BGCars #BuyFromStoney for the latest New & Used Car Information.

Provisional Psychologist, Simran Johal from PCHS joined host Rishi Nagar to share some parenting tips during COVID-19.

Throwback Thursday Read by Jayden Prince, Class of 2021 Written by Mrs. Colleen Dillon (Jayden’s grandmother and retired PCHS teacher)

Chris and Nell have a discussion with Megan Ellis, Park City High School senior and Earth Club co-president on that group's recent presentation to the School Board regarding a Clean Energy Initiative. On this episode of This Green Earth .

The stigma around seeking professional help for mental illness or visiting a counsellor needs to end. On the show Roshni, Seema Venkayala, Case Manager, PCHS engages in a conversation with host Manpreet Sahota on why one should not be hesitant to reach out for help.

Host Rishi Nagar talks to Counsellor Harman Batth from PCHS about how parents should take care of their child's mental health. She also explained Concurrent Disorder.            

Fr. John Merkelis, President of PCHS

Meet the co-director, Ms. Haskins, as well as female lead, Lillie Rolen, of PCHS's spring musical, "High School Musical!" --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenovicenovelists/support

Port Clinton sophomores take on PCHS seniors in a battle of knowledge of academics, pop culture, and sports. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenovicenovelists/support

PCHS teacher, Mr. Nickel, responds to student questions. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenovicenovelists/support

The host of The Bodega Cats Podcast (Ft. Ochs & Laureez) come on to have a good time and let me vent about my love life. No names were mentioned but details were divulged so be ready.

Mattanawcook defeated PCHS 70-69 in double overtime on Monday afternoon. Here are postgame interviews from both coaches and Lynx senior Brandon Oliver. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Postgame interviews - Scotty Ferrie, Bryce Burns, and Riley Donovan --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Interviews from Steve Bell, Nate Richards, Robbie Dorman, and Peter Murray --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dexter coach Jody Grant, PCHS coach Brian Gaw, Along with Dexter players Peyton Grant and Cloe Mountain talk after a 42-27 win over PCHS. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kaden Hannan, Tyrone Davis, and Coach Darrick Thompson talk after Schenck opens season with 53-32 win over PCHS. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kassandra Gray, Lexy Dow, and coach Brittany McAllister talk after a 3-0 Dexter won over PCHS --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Coach Trey Gilbert, Junior Kobe Gilbert and freshman Christian Homchuck talk after PCHS defeated Dexter 9-2 on Tuesday afternoon. Full recap will be at easternmainesports.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Bangor Christian got hat tricks from junior Kaeden Robert and 8th grader Jalen Reed as Bangor Christian defeated PCHS 6-1 in a boys soccer game played Thursday, September 19th. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dexter defeated PCHS 4-3 in double overtime in a mutual season opener. Recap posted at http://easternmainesports.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join Port Clinton Middle School students Kaitlyn Robinette, Macey Algarin, and Ashley Webb as they gain insight into the teaching profession from PCMS teachers Ms. Jill Carney and Mr. Ryan Evarts as well as Mrs. Carla Pelz who splits time between the middle school and the high school. And, offering an especially interesting perspective is senior and soon-to-be PCHS graduate McKenzie Halsey who will be studying education in the fall with hopes of becoming a special education teacher someday!

Tommy and Jenny went to Putnam High School (PCHS) in Oklahoma City together around the same time but did not date. Jenny moved to New York City and finished her high school there. 20 years PCHS would host a high school reunion for their class and their love story begins.  Part 1: The couple shares their love journey. How they met and how a deeper connection was created while they were being intimate in Colorado. This is a must listen if you or your partner have a hard time looking at you in your eyes while having sex. Do you connect love with sex? Part 2: The couple shares how they make their long distance relationship work since they are 1400 miles + apart. They share the highs and lows of counting down to seeing each other ... Part 3: SHE PUT A RING ON IT! The couple shares how Jenny proposed to Tommy. Here is an idea if you are a woman in a relationship where you feel like the guy is taking too long to put a ring on it. YOU CAN DO IT. Find out how Jenny did it.

Tommy and Jenny went to Putnam High School (PCHS) in Oklahoma City together around the same time but did not date. Jenny moved to New York City and finished her high school there. 20 years PCHS would host a high school reunion for their class and their love story begins.  Part 1: The couple shares their love journey. How they met and how a deeper connection was created while they were being intimate in Colorado. This is a must listen if you or your partner have a hard time looking at you in your eyes while having sex. Do you connect love with sex? Part 2: The couple shares how they make their long distance relationship work since they are 1400 miles + apart. They share the highs and lows of counting down to seeing each other ... Part 3: SHE PUT A RING ON IT! The couple shares how Jenny proposed to Tommy. Here is an idea if you are a woman in a relationship where you feel like the guy is taking too long to put a ring on it. YOU CAN DO IT. Find out how Jenny did it.

Tommy and Jenny went to Putnam High School (PCHS) in Oklahoma City together around the same time but did not date. Jenny moved to New York City and finished her high school there. 20 years PCHS would host a high school reunion for their class and their love story begins.  Part 1: The couple shares their love journey. How they met and how a deeper connection was created while they were being intimate in Colorado. This is a must listen if you or your partner have a hard time looking at you in your eyes while having sex. Do you connect love with sex? Part 2: The couple shares how they make their long distance relationship work since they are 1400 miles + apart. They share the highs and lows of counting down to seeing each other ... Part 3: SHE PUT A RING ON IT! The couple shares how Jenny proposed to Tommy. Here is an idea if you are a woman in a relationship where you feel like the guy is taking too long to put a ring on it. YOU CAN DO IT. Find out how Jenny did it.

Is writer's block real or just a myth? Listen to Port Clinton High School seniors Dylan Johnson and Ed Verkin debate it out, and then develop your own opinion. Be sure to listen to part 2 of the writer's block debate featuring PCHS juniors Alanna Read and Allison Dickman. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenovicenovelists/support

Harmanjit Khakh cannot be described by a traditional title because he prefers to be defined as someone whose purpose is to exude, live and spread positivity. Apart from being a dope/talented individual, Harman places more of an emphasis on understanding your emotional intelligence, and realizing that what you give power to affects the outcome of your day. Harman's enlightened thinking and desire to help people caused him to pursue his current program at McMaster University in Addictions Education with a focus on Psychological Counselling in hopes to become a licensed counsellor in the near future. Born in Etobicoke, Ontario but raised in Brampton, Harman was drawn to sports which not only allowed him to be a diverse athlete, but more importantly taught him about discipline, sacrifice, and our will/capacity as individuals. He believes that one should apply the same mentality given to sports in conquering life’s daily battles. Suffering a shoulder injury, Harman unlike most people views this as a positive experience because everything that followed, such as his degree choice, his improved emotional well-being, and his outlook on life, were due to something negative just being soil for seeds of positivity. Among many other things Harman is an influencer, a communicator, a sport enthusiast, an adamant rap enthusiast, a former Pearson International Airport worker, a volunteer with PCHS and Sikh heritage Month, and one of the most positive people I've met. On this episode we talk about realizing your emotional intelligence, how perspective can turn negativity into positivity, how the modern education system is failing students, and the importance of trusting your age. Harman's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harmanjitkhakh/ Connect with Real Community Talks: Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/ljehipjij2ioj Instagram: http://instagram.com/realcommunitytalks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Real-Community-Talks-163630714364865 Website: http://www.realcommunitytalks.com Special Guest: Harmanjit Khakh.

Flyover States Podcast Ep. # 44 Seth and Shannon Wenzel Recorded 04/09/2018 FSP Studios This episodes guests were Seth and Shannon Wenzel. Seth is a fellow PCHS graduate and this was the first I have met his wife. Topics covered included Seth’s transition to living in the city, Their return to the rural area, Their history including some trips taken during college, Homeschooling, Arbonne, Food and health, Struggles of marriage with kids and busy life, and many other stories. Hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks for listening. Scott To email the show for questions or booking contact Flyoverstatespod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/flyoverstatespodcast Soundcloud @flyoverstatespod Itunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/flyov…d1205811786?mt=2

Punjabi Community Health Services, better known as PCHS, was founded by Baldev Mutta back in 1990 as a community development project. Now, PCHS is known to be a not-for-profit, charitable, accredited and a Health Service Provider organization. Their mission to improve the quality of individuals, families and communities has allowed them to create programs that are sustainable to the growth and mental well-being for our community. Everything from Addictions, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Elderly abuse to Child, Youth and Family Services. PCHS addresses the problem with creating solutions. This week, we’ll be sippin’ cha with the Founder himself, Baldev Mutta and Chief-Operating Officer Amandeep Kaur touching on all these topics, what it was like to immigrant to a foreign country with no support, plus, a special event that I will be co-hosting in honour of International Women’s Day.   FOLLOW:   www.pchs4u.com // @pchs4u     FOLLOW: insta // twitter: @kay__ray youtube: youtube.com/kayrayco snapchat: @kiranrai

Flyover States Podcast Ep. # 34 Kari (Brinkmeier) Scobee Recorded 12/10/2017 FSP Studio PCHS 99 #5 My guest for episode 34 is Kari Scobee. She was a fellow graduate of PCHS 1999. We are from the same small town and went to school together from little kid age. The reason I started this podcast was to do stuff like this. Sit down and talk. We talked about everything from Education, diet and exercise, to “Galavanting” at a camp, and of course some stories from our youth together. Fun interview. Thanks for listening To email the show for questions or booking contact Flyoverstatespod@gmail.com Soundcloud @flyoverstatespod Itunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/flyov…d1205811786?mt=2 Intro Song- Take A Picture—Filter Outro song- I’m Alright—Jo Dee Messina

Brandon O'Neill, DPhil Candidate, PCHS, gives a lecture on treating Multiple Sclerosis and how social media is being used to share experiences of patients.