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lacounty > LA NOW Episode #87 Air Date: January 23, 2013 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. Celebrating 20 years of empowering residents and local leaders in the Second District. (:41) 2. The County’s child care rating system is getting ready to expand thanks to new funding. (3:10) 3. The ban on plastic bags is now fully deployed in the County’s unincorporated communities. (3:52) 4. Questions about property tax assessments can be answered at a series of upcoming community seminars. (4:38) 5. LACMA is taking visitors on a thrill ride with Metropolis II, a complex kinetic sculpture. (5:02) 6. Meanwhile, a LACMA exhibit looks into the impact of Spanish Colonialism in the New World in Contested Visions. (7:07)
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lacounty > LA NOW Episode #85 Air Date: January 9, 2012 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. Meet the Sheriff’s reserve deputy who spotted to alleged Hollywood arsonist. (:45) 2. Supervisor Antonovich unveils the latest successes of the D.I.S.A.R.M. program in taking guns and drugs off the streets. (2:45) 3. The Human Relations Commission has good news for County residents in the latest Hate Crimes Report (3:31) 4. She is one of the smallest surviving babies ever born anywhere in the world, and she’s being cared for by the team at the County’s largest hospital. (4:13) 5. With the Department of Beaches and Harbors leading the way, a unique agreement on a new dredging project in Marina del Rey will have benefits stretching all the way to the Port of Long Beach. (6:11) 6. Businesses that hire local workers now have a boost over the competition. (7:02)
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lacounty > LA NOW Episode #80 Air Date: November 28, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. Maps can make all the difference in improving County services in the community – GIS Day helps explain how. (:46) 2. The Probation Department helps young poets in juvenile hall have their words set to music. (2:40) 3. The Public Library is going to the dogs, and kids are improving their reading skills at the same time. (3:33) 4. The complex world of conceptual art is in the spotlight at LACMA. (5:57) 5. Aspiring students in the arts are getting help from the Music Center with training and funding. (6:28) 6. An annual County tradition returns with the scheduled tree lighting at the Music Center Plaza. (7:04)
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lacounty > LA NOW Episode #77 Air Date: October 31, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. Influenza cases are picking up and the Department of Public Health is ready to respond with a series of vaccination clinics across the County. (:39) 2. From graffiti to potholes – share a problem with the Department of Public Works in an instant with their new iPhone app. (1:15) 3. The County Fire Department is helping residents get ready for the “Big One” during the world’s largest earthquake drill. (1:54) 4. 74 County programs that saved taxpayers nearly $400 million are honored by the Quality and Productivity Commission. (3:34) 5. El Cariso County Park in Sylmar is getting a makeover and expansion. (4:08) 6. The Coroner has suggestions to scare up some unique gift ideas. (4:47) 7. Chicano murals from the 1970’s are brought into the present day at LACMA. (6:36)
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #76 Air Date: October 24, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. Fans of the beachfront bike path will be glad to know the County is rebuilding and repaving several sections of the Marvin Braude Bike Trail (:40) 2. From toddlers to seniors, there’s something for everyone after a $2.5 million renovation and expansion of the County’s San Pedro Service Center. (1:09) 3. The County’s Home Energy Makeover contest leaves one Encino house the most unique and energy efficient on the block. (1:42) 4. We may be surrounded by freeways and highways, but the County is also home to a network of horseback riding trails and public equestrian facilities. (4:08) 5. A local teenager overcame severe abuse and neglect at home and is now headed for Yale University. Another success story for County social workers and the foster care program. (4:37) 6. Spiders and the dark: a creepy combination offered up at the Natural History museum in time for Halloween. (7:07)
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