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Keep It Real With Rev. Al
Sharpton's Talk Show
Keep It Real by checking out Al
Sharpton's new talk show. The show airs live every Monday-Friday from 10
a.m. - 1 p.m. (Pacific)
exclusively on
KRIZ 1420 AM
and
KZIZ 1560 AM
With over 40 years of
experience as a community leader, politician, minister and advocate, the
Rev. Al Sharpton is one of America’s most-renowned leaders. Now “The
Rev.”, as he is affectionately called by close friends and supporters,
is bringing his powerful voice to radio and getting the answers to real
questions with his entertaining daily radio talk show.
Now In Session: NEW Game
Time Sports Talk Hours
The Game Time Sports Talk show now airs five days a week (Monday Friday) at
1pm-3pm (pacific) and 4pm-6pm (Eastern).
Call in numbers: (206) 325-1420 (Seattle) or (253) 863-1588 (South King
County/Tacoma). Please send all emails to
gametime@ztwins.com
 GameTime HDTV's at Walmart.com from $384
Free Business Training For
Small Businesses The
small business development program, a comprehensive
business development program sponsored by The Seattle Public Schools
and Sound Transit, is offering
free business
training for local small businesses.
The training will provide in-depth, hands-on instruction to small business
owners and their employees in areas such as marketing, human resources,
licensing, bonding, financial statements, bookkeeping, and growth
strategies.
The program is designed to help small business owner and their employees
develop the confidence, knowledge and skills necessary to successfully
compete for government contracts, and to remove barriers that prevent
small businesses from growing, by tying business education to
opportunities. While the program gives priority to companies in the
construction industry, it is open and beneficial to any small business.
Classes are currently under way. For more information or to enroll in the
program contact Cheryl Graves at (206) 252-0561 or e-mail
cgraves@seattleschools.org.
Dr.
Charles Mitchell To Assume New Role With Seattle Community Colleges
Seattle Community Colleges Chancellor Charles H. Mitchell has announced
that he
will transition to a new role with the college district at the end
of the college year in June 2008.
Mitchell, who will have completed five years as leader of the state’s
largest
two-year college district, will step aside from his responsibilities
as chancellor but [Read More]
Seattle’s Central Area
Gets Economic Boost
Seattle’s Central Area Neighborhood gets an economic boost from a
commercial and residential project developed by the local non-profit
Central Area Development Association (CADA), in association with
Enterprise Community Investment, Inc. and Washington Mutual Community
Development Corporation.
The $15.5 million New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) transaction -- a federal
program providing tax credits to investors to assist in financing
commercial and mixed-use development projects in low-income communities
-- will help finance the new construction of the 17th & Jackson project,
a six-story mixed-use building with
[Read More]
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