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My 5 & Eight Mile Road, the blog can also be found at: communication.information. Click here to meet student bloggers Click here to meet expert bloggers To reach the bloggers directly, leave your comments below their posts. To contact the blog moderator, send your emails to: blogcentral@invrhhew.org. WIN A FREE SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CV DRUM NEWS! Each month the best blogger/blog contributor wins a free three-month subscription to the print version, so please leave a comment, long or short, or quick reply each time you visit this blog page. You might be a winner (but always a contributor to stimulating dialogue). Thanks. The print version of the CV Drum News is "a fresh African-American news antidote to San Francisco, San Jose and Oakland." My 5 & Eight Mile Road is an interactive blog that complements the print publication and also focuses on the voices of residents and issues in the great Central Valley areas of Stockton, Sacramento, Elk Grove, Davis, the Mother Lode, Tracy, Modesto, Merced and the North Valley. The name "My 5 & Eight Mile Road" comes from the fact that California Interstate-5 runs throughout California -- from the southern border to the northern border -- including through the Central Valley. And Eight Mile Road is the northern most busy exit in Stockton, the home base of the CV Drum News. We also welcome guest op-eds. The floor is open! Central 4 California: CaliC4C is a "champions blog" featuring comments and ideas from California's Central Coast and Central Valley African-American leaders and decision-makers. A champion, in an ideological sense, is a visionary advocate who may make a strong case or take on responsibility for publicizing a person, place, project or thing. There are many positive persons, places, projects and things that Central Coast and Central Valley African-Americans leaders are proud to champion. There are hundreds of great California Central Coast & Central Valley cities, towns and organizations. To name a few cities and towns; (CC) Big Sur, Carmel, Monterey, Morro Bay, San Luis Obispo, Oxnard, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Seaside, and Ventura; (CV) Bakersfield, Chico, Davis, Fresno, Hanford, Merced, Redding, Sacramento, Stockton, and Suisun City. CaliC4C is an important component of communication.information, which is blog central for INVR Standards / HHEW. Archives
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