It’s All Greek To Me

California Assemblywoman  Kristin Olsen (who represents the Motherlode) addresses her constituents in Spanish. You’ll have to wait for about one (or uno) minute into the video before Senorita Olsen appears.

IPAD 2 Giveaway

IPAD 2 GIVEAWAY

AM 1450 KVML is giving away “IPAD 2’s” and all you have to do is register to win!

Get to one of these sponsor locations today: 

  • Cutler Segerstrom Insurance Agency on Greenley Road
  • The NEW Mark Twain St. Joseph’s Hospital Family Medical Center, Angels Camp (In The Savemart Shopping Center)
  • Sonora Grocery Outlet
  • B Bar Y Traders in Jamestown
  • Studio 3 Salon on Standard Road, Downtown Standard

 

  • Abbey Carpet, Highway 108 in East Sonora
  • Backyard Spa & Pool Essentials,on Stockton Road,Downtown Sonora
  • Foothill Business Cards, Washington Street, Downtown Sonora
  • Cornerspace Café in the Indian Rock Center, East Sonora
  • Heuser’s Furniture, Stewart Street, Downtown Sonora

 

  • National Flooring & Supply, on the corner of Tuolumne Road and Eagle Ridge Drive
  • Bertelli’s Health Mart Pharmacy on Stockton Road, Downtown Sonora
  • Copper Valley Realty in the Copper Town Square
  • Oak Valley Community Bank in the Indian Rock Center, East Sonora

 

Registration is FREE and you must enter each week! 2 winners will be announced Monday morning August 15th,22nd,29th, and September 6th (because the 5th is a holiday).

Complete rules are listed below.

I Pad Giveaway

OFFICIAL RULES

APPLE IPAD Wifi-16GB GIVEAWAY”

August 5 – Sept 2, 2011

Two Winners announced each Morning (Aug 15, 22, 29 & Sept 6)

Please note that individual contests may have additional or updated rules.

  1. No purchase necessary.
  2. Each winner will receive one new Apple IPAD 2 Wi-Fi valued at $500.00. No substitutions.
  3. Void where prohibited by international, federal, state, or local law.
  4. Winning households are ineligible to win another prize on KZSQ, KKBN and KVML  for 30 days.
  5. Winners are responsible for any and all federal, state, and local taxes which may be payable due to receipt of prize.
  6. Participants may not use sophisticated telephone or computer equipment to win the contest. Winners who are found to have used such equipment will be disqualified.
  7. One winner per household.
  8. Clarke Broadcasting Corp. reserves the right to cancel the promotion at any time. All prize award decisions are final. The decisions of Clarke Broadcasting Corp. management are final. Rules may be changed by Clarke Broadcasting at any time during contest.
  9. Employees, agencies, representatives, affiliates, and immediate families of Clarke Broadcasting Corp., and any official contest/promotion participant are not eligible.

10.  Contests are open only to California residents.           

11.  Prizes MUST be claimed at 342 S. Washington St, Sonora, Ca. Office hours are Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:30pm (excluding holidays). Winners have thirty (30) days to claim prize. Prizes not claimed in 30 thirty days will be forfeited by winner.

12.   PRIZES CAN NOT BE MAILED.

13.  By entering, entrant agrees to hold harmless and indemnify Clarke Broadcasting Corp, and their respective parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, directors, officers, governors, employees and agents against any and all liability, damages or causes of action (however named or described), with respect to or arising out of either (i) entrant’s participation, or (ii) the receipt or use of the prizes awarded in the promotion and authorizes the use, without additional compensation, of his or her name and/or likeness and/or voice/photograph and municipality of residence for promotion and/or advertising purposes in any manner and in any medium (including, without limitation, radio broadcasts; newspapers and other publications; television or film releases; slides; videotape; distribution over the Internet; and picture data storage) the contest sponsors may deem appropriate.

14.  Clarke Broadcasting Corp. is not responsible in the event of any technical difficulties with any equipment, including telephone equipment during any and all contests.

15.  Contest rules may vary with individual contests.

16.  Winners must present a photo id (driver’s license, passport, etc) before prize will be    distributed.

17.  Must be 18 or older to participate.

KVML 1450 AM is giving away “Family Vacations” and all you have to do is register to win! 

Get to one of these sponsor locations today:

  • Golden State Cellular – Angels Camp Location
  • Algeo’s Appliance Center
  • Cutler-Segerstrom Insurance
  • Mark Twain St. Joseph’s Family Medical Center, Angels Camp (In The Savemart Shopping Center)
  • Sonora Grocery Outlet
  • B Bar Y Traders
  • Studio 3 Salon
  • Golden State Cellular – Sonora Location

Registration is FREE and you must enter each week! 2 winners will be announced each Monday morning thru the month of July. Winners receive

  • Four family tickets to the Santa Cruz Beach & Boardwalk
  • Four family tickets to the Aquarium of the Bay
  • Four family tickets for an evening cruise of the Bay on Red and White Fleet
  • Gas card for $100

For complete rules, scroll down this web page.

Good Luck from AM 1450 KVML

Family Time Giveaway

Listen to KVML for Details!!!

“FAMILY TIME GIVEAWAY” RULES

July 1- July 29, 2011

Two Winners announced each Monday Morning (July 11, 18, 25 & Aug 1)

Each of the eight winners will receive…

 

      Four family tickets to the Santa Cruz Beach and Boardwalk

      Four family tickets to the Aquarium of the Bay

      Four family tickets for an evening cruise of the Bay on Red and White Fleet

      Gas card for $100

Please note that individual contests may have additional or updated rules.

  1. 1.        No purchase necessary.
  2. 2.        Void where prohibited by international, federal, state, or local law.
  3. 3.        Winning households are ineligible to win another prize on the station for 30 days.
  4. 4.        Winners are responsible for any and all federal, state, and local taxes which may be payable due to receipt of prize.
  5. 5.        Participants may not use sophisticated telephone or computer equipment to win the contest. Winners who are found to have used such equipment will be disqualified.
  6. 6.        One winner per household.
  7. 7.        Clarke Broadcasting Corp. reserves the right to cancel the promotion at any time. All prize award decisions are final. The decisions of Clarke Broadcasting Corp. management are final. Rules may be changed by Clarke Broadcasting at any time during contest.
  8. 8.        Winners must agree to release and hold harmless Clarke Broadcasting Corp. and its affiliates, agencies, advertisers, sponsors, licensees, and immediate families from claims, liabilities, or legal actions which may arise as a result of winning a prize in the contest.
  9. 9.        Employees, agencies, representatives, affiliates, and immediate families of Clarke Broadcasting Corp., and any official contest/promotion participant are not eligible.
  10. 10.    Contests are open only to California residents.
  11. 11.    Prizes may not be exchanged, substituted, transferred or redeemed for other prizes by winner. Prizes are non-transferable, and CAN NOT BE MAILED. Cash will not be awarded as a substitute for prize.
  12. 12.    To be eligible to win, each winner will be required to sign a release giving Clarke Broadcasting Corp. permission to use his or her name, picture, portrait, likeness and voice for publicity purposes connected with this promotion without additional compensation. Winners will be required to execute and return an affidavit of eligibility and release as a condition of winning. Where applicable, tax forms must be completed.
  13. 13.    Winners must present a photo id (driver’s license, passport, etc) before prize will be distributed.
  14. 14.    Prizes MUST be claimed at 342 S. Washington St, Sonora, Ca. Office hours are Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:30pm (excluding holidays). Winners have thirty (30) days to claim prize. PRIZES CAN NOT BE MAILED.
  15. 15.    Prizes not claimed in 30 thirty days will be forfeited by winner.
  16. 16.    By entering, entrant agrees to hold harmless and indemnify Clarke Broadcasting Corp, and their respective parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, directors, officers, governors, employees and agents against any and all liability, damages or causes of action (however named or described), with respect to or arising out of either (i) entrant’s participation, or (ii) the receipt or use of the prizes awarded in the promotion.
  17. 17.    Clarke Broadcasting Corp. is not responsible in the event of any technical difficulties with any equipment, including telephone equipment during any and all contests.
  18. 18.    Contest rules may vary with individual contests.
  19. 19.    Prizes may not be substituted.
  20. 20.    No cash redemption.
  21. 21.    All Prizes must be used by expiration dated posted on tickets. (Red & White Cruise: 11-6-2011, Boardwalk 10-23-2011, Aquarium of the Bay: 12-31-2012).
  22. 22.    Winners of the Red and White Fleet are advised to call ahead to make a reservation.

Fight, Fight, Fight!

Last week, California state lawmakers passed a budget plan on time but it was not without a little push and shove.   A small fight between Assemblyman Warren Furutani (D-Gardena) and Assemblyman Don Wagner (R-Irvine) broke out on the Assembly floor, Wednesday afternoon.

It all started when Assemblyman Wagner compared the bill to the HBO hit “The Sopranos.” He said, “Let’s not buy the insurance policy that Tony Soprano is selling us.”

Then, Assemblyman Anthony Portantino, D-La Cañada Flintridge, stood up, saying he was offended by Wagner’s comments. “As a proud Italian-American, I resent that and would respectfully ask the commenter to make an apology to Italian-Americans in California.”

Wagner took the bait, saying, “I will apologize to any Italian-Americans that are not in the Mafia and engaged in insurance scams.”

That comment brought murmuring from the Assembly floor, prompting Wagner to go even further. “My apology is sincere,” said Assemblyman Wagner. “My reference is not lost on anyone here. This is not an attack on anyone. This bill is a bait-and-switch.”

The speaker tried to move the conversation on, but then Assemblyman Warren Furutani confronted Assemblyman Wagner. The two had to be broken up by colleagues.

Eventually, the redevelopment bills were passed and handed over to Governor Jerry Brown.