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PBS Station Contact List Station City StateFirst Name Last Name Email/Email Title KAKM Anchorage AK Will Peterson wpeterson@kakm.org Director of Development KTOO Juneau AK Bill Legere bill@ktoo.org Pres. & General Manager KTOO Juneau AK John Kelly johnk@ktoo.org Membership Coordinator Alabama Public Birmingham AL Linda Bates lbates@aptv.org Membership Specialist Television Alabama Public Birmingham AL Despina Vodantis dvodantis@aptv.org Membership Director Television (Network) AETN Conway AR Patrick Pearce ppearce@aetn.org Membership Director KAET Tempe AZ Marianne DePalma marianne.depalma@asu.edu Manager, Individual Giving KAET Tempe AZ Kelly McCullough kelly.mccullough@asu.edu Associate General Manager KUAT Tuscon AZ Lucinda Davis ldavis@kuat.org Membership Manager KCET Los Angeles CA Nancy Rishagen nrishagen@kcet.org Executive Vice President, Development KCET Los Angeles CA Renee Williams rwilliams@kcet.org Vice President, Membership & Marketing KCET Los Angeles CA Diana Santos dsantos@kcet.org Director, Membership & Viewer Services KCET Los Angeles CA Debbi Converse dconverse@kcet.org Director, Membership Marketing Operations KCSM Redwood City CA Marilyn Lawrence marilyn_lawrence@kcsm.net General Manager KEET Eureka CA Paul Rex prex@keet-tv.org Director of Membership & On-Air Fundraising KEET Eureka CA Karen Barnes kbarnes@keet-tv.org Director of Programming & Development KIXE Redding CA Pauline Horne membership@kixe.org Membership Coordinator KIXE Redding CA Anne Kerns akerns@kixe.org Development Director KOCE Huntington CA Katie Townley ktownley@koce.org Advancement Support Beach Supervisor KOCE Huntington CA Kurt Mische kmische@koce.org Vice President, Beach Advancement KPBS San Diego CA Julie Schauble jschauble@kpbs.org Member Communications Manager KPBS San Diego CA Charlotte Albergetis calbergetis@kpbs.org Director of Marketing KPBS San Diego CA Stephanie Bergsma sbergsma@kpbs.org Associate GM, Development KQED San Francisco CA Traci Eckels teckels@kqed.org Chief Development Officer KQED San Francisco CA Marianne Fu Petroni mpetroni@kqed.org Executive Director of Membership KQED San Francisco CA Tim Olson tolson@kqed.org Director, Interactive KRCB Santa Rosa CA Joel Bellagio joel_bellagio@krcb.org Director of Individual Giving KTEH San Jose CA Juan Estrada jestrada@kteh.org Member Services Manager KVCR San CA Lillian Vasquez lvasquez@kvcr.org Coordinator of Marketing and Bernardino Outreach KVCR San CA Kenn Couch kcouch@kvcr.org TV Station Manager Bernardino KVIE Sacramento CA James Gaynor jgaynor@kvie.org Director of Membership KVPT Fresno CA Michelle Berger mberger@kvpt.org Chief Development Officer KVPT Fresno CA Sabrina Warren swarren@kvpt.org Membership Manager KQED San Francisco CA Don Derheim dderheim@ncpb.org VP, Marketing & Media KCET Los Angeles CA Louis Newman nlnewman@kcet.org Director, Marketing Communications KBDI Denver CO Dutch Hodges dutch_hodges@kbdi.pbs.org V.P., Marketing & Development KBDI Denver CO Shari Bernson sbernson@kbdi.org Membership Director KRMA Denver CO Valerie Appelbaum valerieappelbaum@rmpbs.org Director of Underwriting KRMJ Denver CO Penny Mitchell pennymitchell@rmpbs.org Development Director KTSC Colorado CO Wynona Sullivan wynona_sullivan@ktsc.pbs.org Station Manager / Springs Development Director Connecticut Public Hartford CT Dean Orton dorton@cptv.org Senior Vice President of Broadcasting Development & Media Connecticut Public Southington CT Chris Flynn cflynn@cptv.org Director of Membership Broadcasting Marketing Florida Public Statewide FL Janyth Righter janythr@aol.com Executive Vice Broadcasting President/COO WFSU Tallahassee FL Jennifer Wolf jwolf@wfsu.org Membership Director WFSU Tallahassee FL John Kwak john_kwak@wfsu.org Director of Development WGCU Fort Myers FL Christine Hause chause@fgcu.edu Director of Donor Development WLRN Miami FL Jennifer Tisthammer jtisthammer@friendsofwlrn.org Membership Manager WMFE Orlando FL Catherine McManus cmcmanus@wmfe.org Vice President for Membership & Major Giving WMFE Orlando FL Vierka Kleinova vkleinova@wmfe.org Senior Manager for Membership WPBT Miami FL Tim McDowell tmcdowell@wjct.org Director, Donors of Distinction WPBT Miami FL Ellen Oppenheimer ellen_oppenheimer@wpbt.org Director of Development WPBT Miami FL Brad Hurlburt bradley_hurlburt@wpbt.org Senior Vice President WSRE Pensacola FL Bill Harrell bharrell@wsre.org Development Director WSRE Pensacola FL Kathy Holsworth kholsworth@wsre.org Membership Manager WUSF Tampa FL Patricia Hickok phickok@wusf.org Member Services Director WUSF Tampa FL Jennifer McGitny jmcginty@wusf.org Member Services Manager WUFT Gainesville FL Harvey Ward hward@wuft.org Director of Corporate Support WXEL Boynton Beach FL Amy Fruchtman amyf@wxel.org Membership Director Georgia Public Atlanta GA Aishah Rashied Hyman arashiedhyman@gpb.org Direct Marketing Manager Broadcasting Georgia Public Atlanta GA Stacey Wiggins swiggins@gpb.org Development Manager Broadcasting WPBA Atlanta GA Rene Lindsay rlindsay@pba.org Director of Development KGTF Mangilao GU Sonia Suobiron ssuobiron@kgtf.org Development Director, Grants & Education Liasion KGTF Barrigada GU Ryan Wessling rmwessling@kgtf.org Corporate Support Coordinator KHET Honolulu HI Becky Dunning bdunning@pbshawaii.org VP of Programming/Content Selection KHET Honolulu HI Mae Lynn Kim mkim@pbshawaii.org Membership Specialist KHET Honolulu HI Kathleen Kosaka kkosaka@pbshawaii.org Senior Development Specialist PBS Hawaii Honolulu HI Lisa Levine llevine@pbshawaii.org Vice President of Development Iowa Public Television Johnston IA Susan Moritz susan.mortiz@iptv.org President, IPTV Foundation Iowa Public Television Johnston IA Margaret Fehn margaret@iptv.org Membership Manager WQPT Moline ID Candy Eastman eastmanc@bhc.edu Membership Coordinator WQPT Moline ID Lora Adams adamsl@bhc.edu Chief Development Officer WQPT-TV Moline ID Rick Best bestr@bhc.edu President and General Manager Idaho Public Television Statewide ID Ramona Dopps ramona.dopps@idahoptv.org Director of Membership WEIU Charleston IL Ke'an Rogers ksrogers@eiu.edu Promotion and Grants Manager WILL Urbana IL Rita Schulte ritas@uiuc.edu Corporate Support Director WSEC/WQEC/WMEC Springfield IL Deitra Suter dsuter@wsec.tv Membership WTTW Chicago IL Greg Cameron gcameron@wttw.com EVP and Chief Development Officer WTTW Chicago IL Joanie Bayhack jbayhack@wttw.com SVP, Corp. Comm. & Membership WTTW Chicago IL Kathy Busey kbusey@wttw.com Development Director WTTW Chicago IL Anne Gleason agleason@wttw.com Senior Vice President, Marketing & Interactive WYCC Chicago IL Alisa Clark aclark@ccc.edu Membership Coordinator WTTW Chicago IL Maria Damp mdamp@networkchicago.com Development Director, Corporate Giving & Special Initiatives WFYI Indianapolis IN Theresa Tetrault ttetrault@wfyi.org Director of Development, Strategic Gifts WFYI Indianapolis IN Michael Sharp msharp@wfyi.org Director, Membership & Donor Relations WIPB Muncie IN Shannon Farber sfarber@bsu.edu Development Director WIPB Muncie IN Lori Georgi lgeorgi@bsu.edu Membership & Outreach Manager WISU Terre Haute IN Renee Ferrell Dillard renee.dillard@wsiu.edu Director of Fundraising WNIN Evansville IN Sheryl Flaherty sflaherty@wnin.org Membership Manager WNIN Evansville IN Suzanne Hudson-Smith shudsonsmith@wnin.org Vice President, Development WTIU Bloomington IN Eva Zogorski ezogorsk@indiana.edu Membership Director WVUT Vincennes IN Al Rerko arerko@vinu.edu General Manager KPTS Wichita KS Jennifer Brown jbrown@kpts.org Membership Development Manger KPTS Wichita KS Phil Richardson prichardson@kpts.org Development Manager, Interim Director Smoky Hills Public Bunker Hill KS Jayne Heller jheller@shptv.org Director of Development Television Smoky Hills Public Bunker Hill KS Malinda Walker mwalker@shptv.org Director of Membership Television KET Lexington KY Michele Ripley mripley@ket.org President, Commonwealth Fund WKYU Bowling Green KY Julia Johnson julia.johnson@wku.edu Development Assistant WKYU Bowling Green KY Terry Reagan terry.reagan@wku.edu Director of Development Friends of Louisiana Baton Rouge LA Charlene Moll cmoll@lpb.org Director, Member Services Public Broadcasting WLAE Metairie LA Jim Dotson jim@wlae.org Director, Sales and Marketing WLPB Baton Rouge LA Lisa Stansbury lstansbury@lpb.org Director, Development WLPB Baton Rouge LA Charlene Moll cmoll@lpb.org Membership Director WYES New Orleans LA Robin Cooper rcooper@wyes.org Director of Individual Giving WGBH Boston MA Jennifer Hopkins jennifer_hopkins@wgbh.org Director, Viewer & Listener Relations WGBH Boston MA Roberta MacCarthy roberta_mccarthy@wgbh.org Senior Director of Marketing and Development WGBH Boston MA Mary Toropov mary_toropov@wgbh.org Director, Midlevel Giving WGBY/WGBH Springfield MA Daren Winckel dwinckel@wgby.org Director, Membership WGBH Boston MA Alice Schofield alice_schofield@wgbh.org Senior Marketing Manager Maryland Public Owings Mills MD Joe Krushinsky jkrushinsky@mpt.org Vice President for Television Institutional Advancement Maryland Public Owings Mills MD Stacey Dilorenzo sdilorenzo@mpt.org Managing Director of Television Corporate Support Maine Public Bangor ME David Morse dmorse@mpbn.net VP for Advancement & New Broadcasting Network Media Maine Public Bangor ME Judi Gardner jgardner@mpbn.net Director of Membership Broadcasting Network WTVS Wixom MI Ryan Laurie rlaurie@dptv.org Membership Director WTVS Wixom MI Fred Nahhat fred@dptv.org Director, On-Air Fundraising Detroit Public Television Wixom MI Kelley Hamilton khamilton@dptv.org Vice President, Development
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    This Summer, American Public Television and WORLD Channel Transport Audiences to an African National Park that is Saving Endangered Animals while Lifting Communities out of Poverty “Our Gorongosa” shares the stories of the women who are transforming conservation and development in Gorongosa National Park and providing the next generation of girls with opportunities for empowered futures Chevy Chase, MD (July 26, 2021) – “Our Gorongosa,” the inspirational film by Tangled Bank Studios and Gorongosa Media is debuting on public television stations across the country this summer and nationally on WORLD Channel, produced by GBH in partnership with the WNET Group in New York and distributed by American Public Television. Close to 90% of U.S. households will now be able to see the film on their local public television station (check local listings for eXact dates and airtimes). “Our Gorongosa” features Dominique Gonçalves, a vibrant Mozambican ecologist who runs the Gorongosa elephant ecology project as she shares the myriad ways Gorongosa is redefining the identity and purpose of an African national park. From her own work mitigating human/elephant conflict; to community clubs and school programs that empower girls to avoid teen marriage and pregnancy; to health clinics and nutrition training for eXpectant mothers and families; Dominique transforms viewers’ understanding of what a national park can be. The commitment of the remarkable women who run these programs—and the resilience of the mothers and girls who are benefiting from them—tell an inspiring story of strength and hope. “Our Gorongosa” has captivated film festival audiences since its debut at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture and its festival premiere in 2019 at the Wild and Scenic Film Festival.
  • Agenda Regular Meeting of the Board of Commissioners Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District

    Agenda Regular Meeting of the Board of Commissioners Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District

    AGENDA REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HUMBOLDT BAY HARBOR, RECREATION AND CONSERVATION DISTRICT DATE: February 11, 2021 TIME: Closed Session – 5:00 P.M. Regular Session – 6:00 P.M. PLACE: Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3432860852 Meeting ID: 343 286 0852 One tap mobile (669) 900-9128, 343 286 0852# US 1. Call to Order Closed Session at 5:00 P.M. 2. Public Comment Note: This portion of the Agenda allows the public to speak to the Board on the closed session items. Each speaker is limited to speak for a period of three (3) minutes regarding each item on the Closed Session Agenda. The three (3) minute time limit may not be transferred to other speakers. The three (3) minute time limit for each speaker may be extended by the President of the Board of Commissioners or the Presiding Member of the Board of Commissioners. 3. Move to Closed Session a) CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATORS. Agency designated representatives: Larry Oetker, Executive Director. Employee organization: Management Employees. b) CONFERENCE WITH REAL PROPERTY NEGOTIATORS. Terms of potential lease and sublease of District’s lease interest by District under lease between the District and Mario’s Marina LLC dated April 1, 2016 for the real property commonly known as Mario’s Marina in Shelter Cove (APN: 108-171-023-000), Humboldt County, California pursuant to California Government Code § 54956.8. District negotiators: Larry Oetker, Executive Director and Ryan Plotz, District Counsel. Negotiating party: Mario’s Marina and Shelter Cove Fisherman’s Preservation, Inc. Under negotiation: price and payment terms.