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KPFA Local Election Supervisor

Pacifica is governed by the Pacifica National Board, and each of Pacifica’s 5 stations is overseen by a Local Station Board elected by the members of that station. Pacifica is hiring a Local Election Supervisor for each station to oversee the election.

The duties are as follows:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 13, 2009

KPFK and KPFA to Launch California-Wide Newscast
While News Outlets Shrink Across the US, Stations Expand News Coverage

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KPFA

• Andrea Turner - Listener-Sponsor Representative Director
• Joe Wanzala - Listener-Sponsor Representative Director
• Sherry Gendelman - Listener-Sponsor Representative Director
• Bonnie Simmons - Staff Representative Director

KPFK

Casey Peters reported the following:

Results of the Hand Count of KPFK ballots for Listener Sponsor Delegates
to Local Station Board:

Ahjamu Makalani (write-in) ELECTED (1st round)
Grace Aaron ELECTED (20th round)
Donna Warren ELECTED (22nd round)
Shel Plotkin ELECTED (24th round)
Leslie Radford ELECTED (25th round)
Summer Reese ELECTED (25th round)
Lich Doan ELECTED (25th round)
Ricco Ross ELECTED (28th round)
Reza Pour ELECTED (28th round)
Israel Feuer FIRST ALTERNATE

Listen to the 29 October 2007 Forum

• In English
• En Español

31 October 2007

• In English
• En Español

TUNE THE RADIO DIAL ANYTIME this week somewhere between KUSC and KCRW, and you’re going to inevitably bump smack into a fund-raising pitch on Pacifica’s KPFK. Lucky you, it’s one more extended pledge drive for “radio powered by the people.”

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KPFK GM Eva Georgia Steps Down -

The Pacifica Foundation announced today that, after five years as General Manager of its Los Angeles station KPFK-FM, Eva Georgia has decided to resign effective October 31, 2007. In a motion adopted recently, Pacifica’s National Board of Directors expressed its appreciation of Georgia’s “innovative leadership” and cited her successes in the areas of fundraising, programming, and staff diversity.