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David Blonski
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The Weed Patch: Music of the Psychedelic ’60s
Second Fridays, 6–8 pm
Take a trip back to the days of beads, long hair, tear gas in the streets, underground FM radio, and free concerts in the park with the Grateful Dead, the Quicksilver Messenger Service, the Jefferson Airplane, Country Joe and the Fish, Janis and Big Brother, It’s a Beautiful Day, and many, many more—if we could only remember their names. Fair warning: An open mind and a psychedelic attitude are highly recommended. For those who missed it or who have forgotten they were there, attitude adjustment and training will be provided.
About David:
Born in 1951, is a child of the ’60s, a California native who has lived on the Georgetown Divide for 35 years and is a founding member of KFOK Community Radio. He is also a recording artist and performer with a 30-year career that includes 24 titles of original music. This program, a journey into the past that revisits many of David’s favorite songs from his youth, also discovers many hidden gems that are seldom heard.
Cornelius O’Quinn
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Professional Porch Sitters Union Local No. 4300
Alternate Sundays, 6–7 pm
Get unbusy with Cornelius and cohost Buzz Chernoff at the Professional Porch Sitters Union Local No. 4300. Sit down with a glass of lemonade and join in on porch chatter about the weather, goings-on in the community, gardening, raising chickens, road repairs, gourmet recipes, fishing, or whatever else comes to mind, plus stories, music, and a whole lot of fun.
About Cornelius:
Like his cohost, is a local ham who loves to talk and tell stories. He and Buzz are regulars at the Marshall Grange Young at Heart Players Monthly Bistro and Coffeehouse. Cornelius has been a broadcaster at KFOK since the days when the studio was behind the barbershop.
The El Dorado Equestrian Trails Foundation
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...has officially changed it's name to Georgetown Divide Equestrian Trails Foundation. It is a non-profit organization whose purpose and goal is to create, maintain and preserve equestrian trails on the Divide. More information is available by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness
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One in four persons has a mental illness. There is recovery, change of lifestyle, change of environment, and medication can help a person with a mental disorder lead a productive life. Understanding and accommodating a person with a mental illness will help erase the stigma and help a person toward recovery. Change a heart – change a mind. For more information, call Bonnie at 530-333- 1482.
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