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Abandoned Animals | ||
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week we profiled animal lover, Lynne Tingle. Lynne used to spend her days
advising customers about interior design at the trendy Berkeley store, The
Gardener. But after ten years in the retail business Lynne decided animals
were her true passion and in 1994 left city life and established the Milo
Foundation, a no-kill animal sanctuary, in rural Mendocino County. |
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Schramsberg Vineyards | ||
| This week we're coming to you from the very friendly confines
of Calistoga, at the Schramsberg Vineyards to be exact, where some of the
country's best sparkling wines are bred and bottled. We'll be learning more
about the winery's storied past and about how they put the bubbles in bubbly.
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Future Farmers | ||
| Bill Loveridge is a teacher who's growing the next generation
of future farmers. We caught up with this teacher/FAA advisor who believes
in his young students and in the small town values that are rooted in the
soil and the spirit of farming. |
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Fresno Supervisor | ||
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He moved from the farm fields of San Joaquin County to the halls of government. Pat McConahay introduces you to a remarkable man who didn't let his childhood as a migrant worker hold him back from seeking a better life. And now he's giving back to the community from which he came. |
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Cowboy Cuisine | ||
| They call Oakdale "The Cowboy Capital of the World."
And it is true that the small California town has quite an impressive and
long list of Oakdale-bred professional rodeo champions. But Oakdale is known
for something else that causes quite a sensation. Come with Tim Robinson
as he discovers what they consider "good eating" in Oakdale. You
may never look at rodeo the same way.. |
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Sights and Sounds- Bradley Rogers | ||
| It's our own brand of music video featuring local artists and panoramas. This week we're pleased to present Fresno's own Bradley Rogers. | |||
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