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Soup's On 2022

Submitted by Jeff Shaw on Thu, 04/28/2022 - 1:32pm
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Don Saylor's 17th & Final Soup's On.  Benefit for Davis Media Access.    Recorded April 21, 2022 at the Veterans' Memorial Center, Davis, CA.   Participant interviews, footage and speeches from the event, video by Davis Media Access.

The Soup's On organizers would like to thank Event Sponsors, Business Supporters, Yolo Leader Sponsors, In-Kind Sponsors,, Amazing Volunteers, a special thanks to Mumbo Gumbo, and lastly- thank you to ALL who have supported, attended and celebrated Soup's On over the years!

2022 Wennberg Orchestra Festival

Submitted by Davis Joint Uni... on Wed, 04/20/2022 - 11:03am
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Concert with performances of the Davis Elementary All-City Orchestra under the direction of Lydia Cooley and Luana Hernandez, Davis High Strings Tutoring Program Orchestra, Directed by student conductor Adrian Pu, Holmes Advanced String Quartet, Holmes Junior High Intermediate Orchestra, Holmes Junior High Advanced Orchestra, DHS Symphony Piano Quintet DHS Baroque Ensemble, DHS Chamber Orchestra, DHS Symphony Orchestra, featuring the 2022 Davis High Concerto Competition Winner, Pianist Adrian Pu. Under the direction of Angelo Moreno.

A Recipe for Community - 17 years of Don Saylor’s Soup’s On

Submitted by Jeff Shaw on Wed, 04/20/2022 - 10:18am
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A Recipe for Community - 17 years of Don Saylor’s Soup’s On

"A Story in Four Parts"

Don Saylor explains the arc of this pivotal community event in Davis, CA, from its early days to the culminating event on April 21, 2022 in support of Davis Media Access.   Featuring photos and testimonials from past recipients.

Produced by Autumn Labbe-Renault.

Senator Bill Dodd: Virtual Town Hall on the Opioid & Fentanyl Crisis

Submitted by Autumn Labbe-Renault on Wed, 04/20/2022 - 9:27am
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The event follows a report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which estimated that more than 100,000 Americans — including about 10,000 in California — died of drug overdoses during the year-long period that ended April 2021. The surge in deaths has been driven in part by fentanyl, a synthetic opioid being sold on the streets that is 50 times stronger than heroin.