And the seafood industry and failed schools for minority students. This is about one hour and 40 minutes. Good morning, everyone. Im tom patterson, the interim director of the shorenstein center. This is the followup to last evenings Goldsmith Awards Program. Event this part of the where we have a finalist for the goldsmith investigative reporting award take us a little bit behind the story. How they came to it. Some of the difficulties they faced, and then we can all have a conversation about these stories and investigative reporting generally. I would like to thank the Greenfield Foundation which underwrites the goldsmith awards. They have supported it through its 24 years unveiling way unfailing. It would not be the type of program it is without that marvelous family. What i am going to do, i will introduce you to the panelist. I think i will do them one at a time when you are up, rather than going down the line. By the time they come up, you sometimes forget which one they were. So
[gavel] please read the role you have a quorum item 3 announcement prohibition of sounds and producing devices please be advised the use of cell phones and pagers and other similar sound producing Electronic Devices are prohibited at the meeting. Any person is possible for one going off in him may be asked to leave the room. Please be advised that device to cause microphone interviews so the board respectfully requested be turned off. Approval of the minutes of the august 14 regular meeting motion to approve second all those in favor say, aye. Opposed, nay. Item 5 communications please be advised that we know discussion will close session. Item 6 introduction of new were Unfinished Business by Board Members. I wont be here for the next meeting so i got got get all my thoughts out. Only one thought. He page street intersection with octavia, i know theres been some discussions about the manner in which cyclists need to use that bike routes. To get past the cars turning onto octavia. Ive
Service by your local cable or satellite provider. F. C. C. Chairman tom wheeler has presented his Net Neutrality proposal to the other commissioners. The vote in the federal Communications Commission is due on february 26. Joining us on the communicators this week to talk about that is f. C. C. Special counsel gigi sohn. Gigi sohn, about a month or so ago, chairman wheeler talked about a different proposal that did not include title 2 regulation. Whatever happened to that . Why didnt that get presented to the commissioners . I think youre referring to a couple months ago there was a discussion of a hybrid proposal but that included title 2. And in fact, there were several different proposals. All of which included title 2. So the chairman really had been considering title 2 as part of a Net Neutrality solution. Now id say, for about four or five months now. Well, our guest reporter had a frontpage story this week in the wall street journal on the process of developing that. What i wan
The historic Owl Cafe at 9178 N. Government Way in Hayden will become a community center through Hayden Urban Renewal (HURA), which was formed in 2005 to help the city of Hayden improve and redevelop areas for improvement of urban design with the provision of public art and strategic planning of projects and plans oriented toward job creation.
How did you spend Christmas? Reporter Donnette Beckett checked in with those serving holiday meals at Diamonds Family Restaurant, Huddle House and the Good Samaritan Inn.