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An opportunity for Davis students, grades K through 12, to spotlight their creativity by producing 90-second (or shorter) Public Service Announcement videos. Working in groups of up to four, students can either work under the guidance of staff members from Davis Media Access at one of two workshops, or can produce the videos on their own. Entries must be submitted to Davis Media Access by May 7, 2010.

Who can enter?

Any Davis resident in grades K through 12 can enter with their parent or guardian’s permission.

reservations for a short film for the Water Division.

Calpirg’s Consumer Advocate, Pedro Morillas, will speak on Proposition 16 on Wednesday, May 5  at 6:30 PM at the Clubhouse at the Lakeshore Apartments, 1175 Lake Boulevard, Davis. He is hosted by Yolo Progressive Democrats of America.

Prop 16, the New Two-Thirds Requirement for Local Public Electricity Act, is on the June 8 ballot in California. If passed, a two thirds majority vote of the electorate will be required for public agencies to enter the retail power business. The current threshold for passage is a simple majority of 51%.

Davis Schools Foundation is trying to raise money for the Save Our Schools campaign.

Davis Media Access (DMA) will air a variety of local election-related programs now through Monday, June 7, 2010 on DCTV, public access channel 15 on the Comcast system.  We also will make this programming available for viewing online here.