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And with that lens of wanting to serve the community and serve the Farmer Community specifically because i grew up with parents who supported ufw and with the work of ufw and recognized that access to health care and social determinants have a big impact and still continue to impact our community. And thats a lot of what were seeing right now with covid19. Well, two of the finest people anybody will ever get to meet. Tell us about this group. And well talk to you about the efforts there in the valley. Salud para la gente is in watsonville. It was founded a little over 40 years ago with the goal to provide health care to the community. We now serve about 28,000 patients, perhaps a bit more. Weve had more access here in the recent months and we provide comprehensive services that includes family practice, object stetices and guideline geology, behavioral health, dental, optometry, and we provide a lot of social services that darlene can tell you about. Were focused on providing comprehen
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The more noticeable rain. I will play this through the rest of christmas day. Most of the day is not going to get rained on by the way. What i want you to see the morning in detail. And we will talk about the chance for snow. Hamilton, maybe not diablo. Ill be back with that a few more minutes. A person you walked into a salvation south bay church did not have the spirit of the season. They walked off with donations meant for those in need, we have andria borba live with more on that story. Reporter tonight, outside of the church of our lady of guadalupe here in san jose the Christmas Lights are up. On the inside there are surveillance cameras that caught two people with no Christmas Spirit at all. The candles glowing at our lady of guadalupe in san jose are players, prayers and intentions for loved ones that members of this workingclass immigrant parish played three dollars a piece to light. Is the money that we were saving to buy the gifts for the children in our community. Reporter
Ohlone, we wish to pay our respects to the ancestors elders and relatives of the ramaytush community. Welcome to the rec and park meeting of september 21, 2023. With the meeting occurring inperson with option to see provide Public Comment inperson or remote low. We ask that you take any conversations outside in order for the meeting to proceed as efficiently as possible. We ask for your patience if we experience any technical issues. Unless otherwise announced by the president , each person will have two minutes on each item. We will take comments from people attending the meet ining person and then those in online. For those that would like to join the meeting remotely, you may join live sf gov. Tv. You may proinvite Public Comment remotely by calling 415of 550001 using todays access which is 26618122316 and webinar 0921 when you hear the agenda item you would like to comment. Press star3 to be added to the list. The system will notify when youre in line and waiting during which time