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| Meet the People of KRON 4
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Darya Folsom Darya Folsom anchors KRON 4 News Daybreak and the KRON 4 Morning News. She came to KRON 4 in 1998 from Washington, D.C., where she was a morning anchor for the Fox station WTTG-TV. Though she was raised in Connecticut, moving to San Francisco was like coming home, because her entire family has been transplanted to the Bay Area over the last 20 years. Read More..
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Mark Danon News anchor Mark Danon appears weekdays on The KRON 4 Morning News. He joined KRON 4 in January 2002. Mark joined KRON4 from WCBS-TV in New York where he was the station's chief meteorologist. On the network level, Mark has worked as meteorologist and fill-in host for "CBS Saturday Morning," and has appeared on "CBS This Morning," and "The Early Show" with Bryant Gumbel. Read More..
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James Fletcher James Fletcher anchors the KRON 4 Morning News from 4am - 6am and then reports from the newsroom until 10am. He came to KRON 4 in January 2002 as a freelance writer and quickly moved up the ranks. As a full-time producer, James managed a number of KRON 4 newscasts including the 4PM News and the Bay Area's number one weekend morning newscast, "KRON 4 News Weekend." Read More..
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Louisa Hodge Louisa Hodge has spent most of her broadcasting career in Northern California. She joined KRON4 November, 2009. She previously worked in Sacramento as a weather anchor and reporter at KXTV News10 and KTXL Fox40. During that time she covered many a snow storm in the Sierra. She is an Emmy winner and two-time Emmy nominee. Read More..
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George Rask Traffic Anchor George Rask joined KRON 4 in August 2005 and appears on the KRON 4 Morning News. Rask is a Bay Area broadcast veteran, beginning here on KCBS radio in 1982. During his time there, he founded and operated the Bay Area’s premiere regional traffic service, called Traffic Central. After selling that business, he began Auto Talk, an all-traffic radio channel. Read More..
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Heather Donald Heather Donald co-anchors the KRON 4 News at 4, 6 and 8 p.m. Prior to joining KRON 4 in February 2005, Heather was the 5:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. news anchor at WATE in Knoxville, Tennessee. She was also an investigative reporter there, winning the Tennessee School Board Association Award for Education Reporting. Read More..
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Catherine Heenan Catherine Heenan is anchor of KRON 4 Evening News, the KRON 4 Weekend News and a general assignment reporter. Catherine, whose parents were born in Northern Ireland, grew up spending summers in Ireland and England with family. She came to KRON 4 from WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she covered legal and political beats, and received numerous awards for her investigative and general assignment reporting.
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Vicki Liviakis Vicki Liviakis joined the station in 2001 and most recently worked as an anchor and general assignment reporter. Vicki has traveled the globe covering stories from terrorism in the Middle East to devastating floods in the American Midwest. She knows both sides of the camera - from working in Europe as a photographer to anchoring the nightly news in Los Angeles.
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Jacqueline Bennett Jacqueline Bennett started forecasting the weather at KRON 4 in November of 2008. Prior to arriving in the Bay Area she was an anchor/reporter at KIVI in Boise, Idaho. While It does not snow as much here, she knows how varied the weather can be in the Bay Area with the micro-climates and big shifts in temperatures. Read More..
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Pam Moore Pam Moore anchors KRON 4 evening newscasts from 4-7PM, and 11pm. Moore joined KRON 4 in March 1991 as an anchor and general assignment reporter. In December 1991, she was named anchor of “KRON 4 News at 11.” Before joining KRON 4, Moore worked at WBZ-TV in Boston, where she was an anchor and general assignment reporter. Prior, she was a general assignment reporter at KCBS-TV in Los Angeles. Read More..
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Gary Radnich Since joining KRON 4 in 1985, Gary Radnich’s unique off-the-cuff style has developed into the standard by which TV and radio sportscasts are often judged. He has been honored three times by the Associated Press for Best Sportscast in California, and his weekday KNBR Radio show has been top-rated since its 1992 debut. Read More..
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Vern Glenn Since coming to KRON 4, Glenn has been tagged with the nickname "Mr. Involvement," for literally throwing himself into the middle of his feature stories. He has bungee-jumped, been thrown off a bull, taken blows from a professional boxer, and run a motorcycle into a wall during a race, among other memorable features. From a shoot-out with Chris Mullin to becoming a human target for the Cal football team, "Mr. Involvement" has created a niche in the market. John Marvel of the Contra Costa Times said, "The 'Mr. Involvement' series is the best feature on TV." Read More..
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Catherine Heenan Catherine Heenan is anchor of KRON 4 Evening News, the KRON 4 Weekend News and a general assignment reporter. Catherine, whose parents were born in Northern Ireland, grew up spending summers in Ireland and England with family. She came to KRON 4 from WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she covered legal and political beats, and received numerous awards for her investigative and general assignment reporting.
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Marty Gonzalez Marty Gonzalez is weekend anchor of “The KRON 4 Morning News.” In addition to his work at KRON 4, Gonzalez is an associate professor in the Broadcast and Electronic Communications Arts department at San Francisco State University. As a reporter, Gonzalez has traveled all over the world including Central America and Vatican City.
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Ysabel Duron Isabel Duron is an award-winning journalist with more than 30 years in television broadcasting. In 1997 she was inducted into the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ “Silver Circle” for more than 27 years of meritorious work as a journalist. Duron is a weekend anchor of “KRON 4 Weekend Morning News” She joined KRON 4 as a general assignment reporter in 1990.
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Henry Tenenbaum Henry Tenenbaum has more than 25 years of television experience, from roles as feature reporter and entertainment critic to news anchor and assistant news director. He joined KRON 4 in January 1992 as a reporter and commentator, taking an offbeat look at the quality of life in California. In addition to his current duties as KRON 4’s entertainment reporter, he also co-hosts KRON 4 News Weekend and anchors Henry’s Garden. Read More..
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Brian Van Aken Brian Van Aken has your Bay Area forecast on the weekend editions of KRON 4 News. In addition to Brian's weekend duties at KRON 4, he is also a consultant for Weather Services International, a provider of most of the weather graphics seen on television today. Brian helps TV stations design new and unique ways of visualizing forecast information for their weathercasts. Read More..
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Jeff Bush Jeff Bush coveres general assignments for KRON 4. Jeff started his career in television at the age of 16 performing just about every production related job from video tape editor to studio camera operator at KTXS-TV in Abilene, Texas. At age 20 Jeff enlisted in the Navy as a combat photographer and saw action during Operation Desert Storm. During five and a half years of service Jeff traveled around the globe in support of many missions aboard various warships and aircraft. Read More..
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Terisa Estacio Ter isa started working with KRON in 2001. A veteran of the news business, Terisa's experience spans much of the nation. She previously worked as a correspondent for CBS's Newspath traveling the nation to all breaking news events. Terisa has covered numerous high-profile court cases including the trial of the men accused of beating and killing Matthew Shepard's because he was gay, and the trial and execution of Timothy McVeigh. Terisa has also traveled the country covering national disasters including the country's worst floods, hurricanes, and fires. Read More..
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Christine Connolly Christine Connelly has been many places during her career, arriving in the Bay Area after working for television news stations from South Carolina to Las Vegas, Nevada. This is nothing new, however, for a former military brat who spent time growing up all over the world. Now living in and reporting from the Bay Area, Connelly takes pleasure from the international flair that she has found here. Read More..
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Rob Fladeboe A longtime bay area newsman, Rob work’s a general assignment beat out of KRON’s South Bay Bureau in San Jose. A native of Minnesota, Rob likes to say he was a V-J before there was a name for it….shooting (on film) and writing his own stories as a cub reporter in South Dakota ‘back in the day.’ Among the stories he remembers most was covering the World Series at Candlestick when the Loma Prieta Earthquake struck….and then covering nothing else for the next three weeks! Read More..
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Mark Jones Mark Jones is a broadcast veteran with more than three decades of journalism experience. He joined KRON 4 as a general assignment reporter in September 1986 and is currently KRON 4's transportation reporter featured in his segments called ‘On the Move'. Jones is the recipient of 26 regional Emmy nominations from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Mark was one of two American Journalists honored in 2006 at the International Video journalist Awards in Berlin, Germany. Read More..
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Maureen Kelly Maureen Kelly has been with KRON 4 for over 14 years working on the news assignment desk as the Assignment Editor prior to becoming the real estate reporter. When not checking out open houses or hunting for ‘for sale' signs, Kelly enjoys walking her dogs and spending time with her husband. Read More..
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Stanley Roberts Stanley Roberts is a KRON 4 Video Journalist. He joined the station in 1998. As a video journalist Roberts focuses on ‘People Behaving Badly', a regular feature highlighting various situations where individuals are caught in compromising and sometimes potentially illegal positions. Roberts came to KRON 4 from ABC News in Los Angeles, where he was worked as a videographer for KABC, KCBS, KTTV, CBS NEWS and for the syndicated show "L.A.P.D - Life on the Beat'. Read More..
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Gabriel Slate Gabriel Slate is KRON 4’s technology Video Journalist/reporter. He's earned the nickname, "Gadget Gabe." Gabriel tries to simplify all the jargon and confusing new technologies and electronics by helping the viewer understand how things work and how they can make their life easier and more fun! He also works hard to discover brand new technology in its development stage and gives viewers a sneak peak at what their future holds. For his “Tech Report,” Gabriel was the first Video Journalist ever to be nominated for an Emmy in the (West region) National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Read More..
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Kate Thompson Kate Thompson joined the KRON 4 news team in August, 2007. Kate began her reporting career in New York City. She helped launch News 12 Brooklyn, a 24-hour local news channel. Born and raised in New Jersey, Kate got her start in the news business interning at several local television stations. he graduated in 2003 with a BA in Communications from The College of New Jersey.
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Will Tran Will has been a reporter in San Francisco since 2001. His first stop in San Francisco was at NBC11, covering a wide range of stories including the search for Laci Peterson. When Scott Peterson was arrested, Will did numerous liveshots for television stations across the country, including MSNBC. After NBC11, Will spent a few months reporting for KVVU-FOX in Las Vegas where he won an Associated Press Breaking News Award. Will was the first reporter to break the news that Charles McCoy Jr., the Ohio freeway sniper, was arrested in Las Vegas . Like the Peterson case, Will did numerous liveshots for stations across the country including the FOX News Channel.
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Daniel Villareal Daniel Villareal started at KRON 4 in 2005 and is currently a general assignment Video Journalist. Growing up in Salinas Daniel took an early interest in the technology behind television thanks to his father who was a communications technician in the army. Daniel started his broadcasting career in radio becoming one of the youngest on-air hosts in Salinas. Read More..
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Craig Sklar Craig Sklar covers general assignment news for KRON 4 in the South Bay bureau. He has 22 years of experience both in front of and behind the camera. Craig came to KRON 4 from Portland, Oregon where he was the station’s only video journalist for seven years. He has also worked in Chico, Fresno and Albuquerque, NM.
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Dan Kerman Dan Kerman joined KRON 4 in April 2002 as a General Assignment Reporter. Before coming to KRON 4, Dan had roles of both reporter and producer at TechTV in San Francisco. Kerman received his BA from the University of California, Santa Barbara in Political Science. He is also a member of the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA), a union representing professional actors, dancers, singers, and broadcasters.
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Jonathan Bloom Jonathan Bloom covers San Francisco politics and general assignments for KRON 4, while also pioneering the innovations of technology that drive the Video Journalist revolution. His trademark storytelling style harnesses the ever-changing electronic tools of broadcasting to make the news both more personal and easier to understand. Bloom came to KRON 4 in 2006, after a journey across the country that found him reporting for stations in Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Kansas. Read More..
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| Community Events & Non-Profit Spotlight
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Power to the Peaceful Festival Join KRON 4 at the 12th annual Power to the Peaceful Festival September 10-12th, one of the largest free music, art and action events. Power to the Peaceful features international musicians, yoga, dance, an open-air art gallery, an eco-village, social and environmental groups, green vendors, food, healing arts and so much more.
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54th annual Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival Join KRON 4 at the 54th annual Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival September 25 and 26 at Old Mill Park in Mill Valley. Thousands of art lovers come from all over the Bay Area to this beloved festival to stroll through the park and discover treasures under the Redwood trees: sculpture, painting, ceramics, photography, textiles, woodwork - over 15 media categories that are sure to appeal to all artistic tastes.
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Lip Service West: True Stories San Pablo Arts District Fund Presents Lip Service West: True Stories featuring Authors Joe Clifford, John W. Evans, Allison Landa, Joe Loya, and Tom Pitts
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28th Annual Zucchini Festival August 21 & 22 in Hayward Bring the family for live music, cooking demonstrations, Kids Town and more than 150 arts and crafts booths. Read More..
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Oral Lee Brown's 22nd Annual Benefit and Auction Gala The Oral Lee Brown Foundation is a nonprofit organization with the specific purpose of providing educational assistance and scholarship for students in the Bay Area in the pursuit of a post high school education. The event will be : August 14, 2010 at 6:00pm. Held at the Oakland Hilton- One Hegenberger Rd. Donation amount $100. Read More..
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Silicon Valley Education Foundation Join KRON 4 and help support the Silicon Valley Education Foundation at its Casino Night September 17th at the San Jose Fairmont. This will be a casino style gambling night with blackjack, paigow, roulette, poker and more. There will also be great food and raffles. Read More..
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The Box Show Gallery Route One presents THE BOX SHOW. August 6 to September 12 with an Opening Reception- Sunday, August 8 and a Closing Party- Sunday, September 12th 2 to 3. Live Auction & Final Bidding begins at 3 pm The Box Show is the major yearly fundraiser for Gallery Route One, a nonprofit, community art organization Read More..
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Green Tech at ITT-Tech The public is invited to attend Green Tech at ITT Tech on Friday, Aug. 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the ITT Technical Institute in Concord (1140 Galaxy Way, Suite 400). Guests can explore new innovations in green technology and sustainable design. The event will feature solar panel and fiber optics workshops. Read More..
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East Palo Alto Community Alliance & Neighborhood Development Organization
EPA CAN DO was founded in 1989. Its mission is to support affordable housing for East Palo Alto and San Mateo County residents by building affordable housing units and providing homeownership counseling and education. EPA CAN DO has built over 300 affordable housing units and has 40 additional units in development. Their home loan / homeownership workshops average 125 participants per session.
In addition, the organization is focused on mobilizing against the current foreclosure crisis and the neighborhood blight that accompanies it.
East Palo Alto has one of the highest rates of foreclosure per capita in the Bay Area, but EPA CAN DO has many success stories of helping people avoid foreclosure and get into refinance opportunities.
The internal challenge for EPA CAN DO is maintaining appropriate resources to keep up with the demands of the foreclosure crisis and assuring sufficient capital to fund new building projects. Developing a successful fundraising campaign is a key priority. Individual donations appreciated. |
Emma Prusch Farm Park
Emma Prusch Farm Park calls itself “the agricultural heart of Silicon Valley.” A 47 acre agricultural park located within San Jose near Highways 280 and 101, the Farm includes heritage, high density and rare fruit orchards, a Plant Science Center, 2 community gardens, pollinator and butterfly gardens, Friendship Forest featuring trees from around the world, historical structures and a brand-new windmill. The Farm offers the community various educational and environmental programs and sponsors annual events including the Harvest Festival in October and a 4H Animal Field Day each spring.
The Park Foundation provides youth scholarships for summer camps and offers outreach to the needy of San Jose through programs such as the Veggielution sustainable garden or the annual Breakfast with Santa which donates presents and food baskets for low income families.
Prusch Farm Park receives no subsidies or grants and is run on a strictly volunteer basis. Donations and volunteers needed and appreciated. |
Sunnyvale Community Services
Sunnyvale Community Services (SCS) is an emergency assistance agency focusing on the needs of low-income families and seniors in Sunnyvale, one of the Bay Area’s fastest growing poverty zones. SCS helps those in need retain housing through assistance with rent and deposits, avoid utility disconnections, secure treatment for medical conditions, maintain transportation through auto repair, and alleviate hunger and malnutrition through regular and emergency food programs. In addition, SCS sponsors its annual Community Christmas Center for 11 days every December, a chance for low-income residents to “shop” for holiday gifts and food for their families.
SCS believes keeping people in their homes with food on the table and access to medical care is more cost-effective than allowing them to fall into larger problems with more expensive solutions.
Sunnyvale Community Services accepts financial and in-kind donations and always welcomes new volunteers. |
Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley
Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley is a vital member of a group of community clinics that make up the health care safety net in Santa ClaraCounty. The Center offers a full range of primary care and illness prevention services, with an emphasis on holistic services, health education, and American Indian values.
IHC was created in 1977 to address the health disparities of American Indians in the Santa ClaraValley area. In the early 1990s, the clinic expanded to serve anyone in need regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation. Services provided to the community include: general medical care, general dentistry, prenatal care, chronic disease care, geriatrics, immunizations, health education and prevention programs, mental health counseling, outpatient abuse treatment, podiatry, acupuncture, health screenings, home visits and much more. In addition, IHC supports ethnic traditions by offering sweat lodges and other traditional healing techniques.
IHC services are not free, but no one is turned away. Discounts and a sliding scale are available for low-income clients. IHC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is not funded or supported by money from the region’s Indian casinos. The Center has applied for help from federal stimulus money.
Volunteers and donations welcome.
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Ronald McDonald House at Stanford
Ronald McDonald House at Stanford is a 47-room facility providing a home-away-from-home and supportive community for families of children with life-threatening illnesses receiving specialized treatment at local hospitals.
Families are asked to pay $10 per night; but no one is turned away due to inability to pay.
In 2000 the average stay was 6 days. With increasingly sophisticated treatments and the rapid growth in the number of transplant procedures, the average stay is now 24 days. The longest stay at the facility was 2 years. Ronald McDonald House currently turns away 10-12 families daily due to capacity issues and demand will certainly increase as Stanford Hospital expands.
The affiliation with McDonald’s creates the impression that the facility does not require monetary assistance. However, McDonald’s provides only 7% of the annual budget. Community support, financial as well as volunteer, is vital. |
The Built to Last Collaborative
The Built to Last Collaborative was founded to improve education opportunities for East Palo Alto and Belle Haven youth. BLTC offers community members from all walks of life the opportunity to serve as AmeriCorps members by acting as academic coaches to students moving from the Ravenswood City Elementary School District into the Sequoia Union High School District. The program, currently serving 232 students, seeks to improve academic achievement, increase family stability and encourage community growth. Coaches work with teachers and administrators inside the district high schools and also provide after school homework support at the Onetta Harris Community Center in Menlo Park.
The Built to Last Collaborative needs people and organizations willing to share time, talent and resources to help area high school students achieve scholastically and improve high school graduation rates.
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Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired
For the past 75 years, Vista Center has been a leading resource for individuals with vision loss in San Mateo, Santa Clara, San Benito and Santa Cruz counties. Seeking to promote increased independence and improved quality of life, the Center provides low vision evaluations, social services and counseling, support groups, orientation, mobility training, living skills instruction and computer training.
Vista Center currently serves over 2500 clients and families each year, but it is estimated that 100,000 individuals in the area could benefit by the Center’s services. However, fully 80% of those who seek help at Vista Center fall below economic self-sufficiency thresholds and cannot afford to pay for their services.
Contributions from the community, including support for the Center’s 3 annual fundraiser events, are crucial to help Vista Center keep up with demand for its services. The Center also has an active volunteer program. |
Rock-It Science
Rock-It Science provides science enrichment classes to underserved and at-risk youth and seeks to spark, nurture and develop young people’s enthusiasm for science and ensure their ability to learn science successfully. Using a unique teaching methodology that combines storytelling with hands-on science experiments, the goals is to stimulate creative imagination, brainstorming and problem-solving skills. Through hands-on, trial-and-error learning experiences, each child gets to manipulate materials, observe results and share discoveries. The program is designed to allow children to have fun while they learn science.
Monetary support from the community helps provide scholarships for individual students, hire additional staff to take the program into Bay Area schools, and expand facilities for providing science enrichment outside of the schools.
Rock-It Science is also looking for additional board members to help further its mission to open the doors of science to even more children.
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African-American Community Services Agency
The mission of the African-American Community Service Agency is to preserve the dignity and culture of a diverse African American community and to provide services that promote full participation of African Americans of Santa Clara County in the general society.
The Agency sponsors the annual Juneteenth Festival in San Jose, Santa Clara County’s largest annual event for the African American community. The festival is a major fundraiser supporting programs provided by the Agency’s African American Center, including Beyond School Hours, a food bank program, and a homeless breakfast program. |
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The Marine Mammal Center
Funded primarily by its 30,000 members, the MarineMammalCenter is a world-class research hospital that rescues and treats seals, sea lions, sea otters and other marine mammals stranded along California’s 600 miles of coastline due to malnourishment, separation, entanglement, disease and human interaction. On average, between 500 and 700 animals are rescued annually.
The Center conducts valuable research on health conditions for marine mammals and its education programs reach nearly 60,000 students and adults per year with a focus on inspiring ocean conservation and promoting an understanding of the interdependence people share with the ocean and the mammals that live in it.
Volunteers form the backbone of the MarineMammalCenter operations and new volunteer are always welcome. Volunteer opportunities run a wide-ranging gamut including: hands-on animal care; animal rescue/transport/release; education; administrative support; facilities maintenance; and staffing retail locations. There are also openings for student volunteers (ages 14 to 18) and school-year internships.
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Habitat for Humanity East Bay
Habitat for Humanity East Bay was founded in 1988 as an independent affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International. Their mission is to build sustainable housing in order to create homeownership opportunities for families with limited incomes and revitalize entire neighborhoods. The largest Habitat affiliate in the Bay Area, they built their 200th home last year and began an ambitious new campaign to build their next 200 homes in just 5 years. A leader in affordable green building in the US, Habitat East Bay went green in 2000 and has built more than 60 green, solar homes. They recently earned certification from the national Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program.
Each April, Habitat East Bay sponsors its annual Earth Day Build-A-Thon, the biggest building and fundraising event of their year. In 2009, the event framed 20 houses in 4 days.
Habitat for Humanity East Bay also operates ReStore, a construction materials reuse facility which diverts construction waste from landfill. Profits from this store help support the organization’s building programs. ReStore is located at 9235 San Leandro Street in Oakland.
Habitat for Humanity East Bay serves Alameda and Contra Costa counties and has developments in Livermore, Antioch, Oakland, Richmond, Alameda, Bay Point, Pittsburg, Concord, Brentwood and other East Bay locations. They are currently completing a 54-home development at Edes Avenue in East Oakland, transforming the blight of a former auto salvage yard into a thriving community.
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Editor KRON 4 has an immediate full-time opening for a video editor. Position requires a minimum of four years experience editing videotape for commercial production that includes half-hour infomercials, :30 commercials, and two minute commercials Position is open until filled
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Video Journalist (4 Positions) KRON 4 has an immediate full-time opening for four Video Journalists. You must be an excellent storyteller witha minimum of three years of daily television news experience in shooting and reporting stories. Position is open until filled
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Internet Reporter KRON 4 has an immediate full-time opening for an Internet Reporter. Requires a minimum of three years of daily television news experience in shooting and reporting stories. Must be an excellent storyteller. Position is open until filled.
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Executive Producer KRON 4 has an immediate full-time opening for an Executive Producer. The position will oversee fast-paced, aggressive shows that thrive on breaking news using state of the art newsgathering equipment. This position is open until filled.
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Web Producer KRON 4 has an immediate opening for a full-time Web Producer. Duties include Preparing, writing, copy-editing and posting news, sports, community, programming, and promotional content from television and other sources for the web site, mobile platforms, and social media sites under the KRON 4 brand. Position is open until filled Read More..
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Studio/Remote Technician (Ross OverDrive) KRON 4 has an immediate full-time opening for a Studio/Remote Technician (Ross OverDrifve). Duties include Operation of Ross OverDrive equipment, audio board operator, stage manager or other duties as assigned to execute KRON 4 newscasts and studio/remote productions. Position is open until filled. Read More..
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Janitor KRON 4 has an immediate full-time opening for a janitor The purpose of this position is to keep the KRON-TV building, both interior and exterior, clean and hygienic. Position is open until filled Read More..
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Sales Assistant KRON 4 has a full-time opening for a sales assistant. The position will be responsible for sales order entry and creation and coordination of client promotions and special projects. Position is open until filled.
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Meteorologist (Mornings) KRON 4 News is looking for a morning meteorologist. KRON 4 News does more weather than any other station in the San Francisco Bay Area and we intend to strengthen our position as the market’s weather leader. We are looking for a person who can explain weather clearly to our viewers but also bring urgency to our newscasts. This position will also include earthquake reporting & traffic reporting. Read More..
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Programming Production Internship In a Programming Production internship, you will have the opportunity to learn about: Live remote and taped television production, including lighting, wireless audio, and handheld camera work, Non-linear editing, Producing, Writing, Directing, and Shooting commercials, Embedded Advertising, Working with commercial clients to best represent their product on television, A chance to meet and assist interesting Morning News guest, including celebrity authors, chefs, and entertainers, and a chance to explore other departments such as news, promotions, and web. Read More..
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KRON4.com Internship The future of news is clearly on-line. Now college students can get hands-on experience at the convergence of television and Web 2.0 as an intern at KRON4.com
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Newsroom Internship KRON 4 offers a variety of internships in the newsroom. All internships at KRON 4 require that the individual is a junior or senior at a college or university that will give course credit for the internship. Proof of college credit for the internship must be provided prior to the first day of the internship. Read More..
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Public Relations Internship Interns in this fun, dynamic department will help publicize KRON 4, the Bay Area's News Station. Candidates must be able to work a minimum of 15 hours per week, receive college credit for the internship and commit for a minimum of one semester/quarter. Read More..
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College Internship Program The KRON 4 College Internship Program is designed to provide practical, on-the-job experience to students interested in pursuing careers in broadcasting and related fields. The program is year-round and may be adapted to students on both the semester and quarter systems. Internships are generally limited to two one semester/quarter, but may be extended to two with supervisor and school approval. The internship is unpaid. Read More..
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KRON 4 Student Internship Guidelines and Regulations The rules, standards, and qualfifications governing the KRON 4 Internship Program. All standards must be met in order to be accepted into the Program, although meeting the following guidelines does not guarantee acceptance into the Program: Read More..
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