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The US has reached a "landmark day" in the COVID-19 pandemic as 60% of American adults have gotten at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, the director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.

In addition, more than 4.1 million young people ages 12 to 17 have received their first dose, Dr. Rochelle Walensky said.

Governor Cooper has lifted Most Covid Restrictions with Executive Order 215.  All kids 12 and older are eligible to receive Pfizer Vaccine in North Carolina! Visit https://myspot.nc.gov/ to find where you can find Pfizer sites.   

Governor will address lawmakers on Covid Relief at 2 pm.  

Prosecutor says Deputies were justified in the shooting of Andrew Brown.  All Charges Dropped. Protests continue in Elizabeth City. 

Former President Trump to keynote Republican Convention in Greenville on June 5th.  

New York AG probe into Trump Organization is now a criminal investigation.  

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Thanks to the Hindu Society of NC, Avance Health Care, and Eastern Carolina Medical Center for a successful Vaccine Clinic, where kids, 12 years and older, received the Pfizer Vaccine.  1,032 Doses were provided!   

Next clinic is tentatively set for June 5th!

A Morrisville student, Omkar Mohile finished SECOND in the statewide competition, the McIntyre Leadership Challenge - an amazing achievement. His project was on how Morriville is challenged with the growth taking place all around us!

Please join me in congratulating Omkar and his family!

Welcome to Empanadas and More, an authentic Venezuelan Empanadas Bakery and Restaurant!   The Venezuelan Coffee tased like the coffee I have had in Caracas when I visited there during my college years with my Dad!   

It is located at Grace Park, in the old Peppers!  Let’s get out and support our small Businesses!   

My Message on Small Business Office for the Town of Morrisville: https://www.facebook.com/steve.s.rao/videos/10157781228461360/?t=16

Over the past few weeks, as I have been getting around Town, I have noticed an increasing number of businesses and restaurants closing their doors.  Most recently, Triangle Wine closed its doors, and the Cantina in Park West and Trali/Wings and Rings in Grace Park closed last year.

Many small businesses, particularly restaurants, need more guidance on how to access more federal Small Business Assistance, particularly the Restaurant Revitalization Fund.  It is very hard to keep up with the changes to many of the Small Business Relief programs and I am getting calls from many small businesses who need more guidance on where to go to get more assistance.    

In addition, our small business community needs a point of contact, on our staff, responsible for assisting them in the permitting process, so they can get up and running sooner than later.  

This office or position could be funded by the projected allocated $8.4 million of American Rescue Act dollars to the Town of Morrisville in this budget cycle.  Staff is recommending a $1,045, 300 fund allocation to one-time expenditures, including a small business development program, and a fiscal recovery officer, who would help the Town manage and comply with the various ARPA planning tasks, record keeping, and related initiatives.  

The proposed budget allocates $200,000 of ARP money to support direct outreach and support for small businesses.  Goals of this program could include financial support and assistance through grants, incentives, and Town provided programs such as events, networking activities, marketing and communication support, and establishment/refinement of a business registry database of information to enhance regular and ongoing engagement with this segment of the community.  

My play of the week is that we use these ARP dollars to establish a Small Business Officer in the Town, whose primary responsibility is to be a sole point of contact/resource for our small businesses.  I have spoken about this position over the years, but cannot think of a better time than now for the creation of this Position.   This position could also assist in developing a Start Up Incubation program, similar to the Hottovation Program which had been run by the Morrisville Chamber Innovation Program.  The goal would be to provide resources and mentoring to support the growth of start up companies in Morrisville.  

I am encouraged that our Town Administration has indicated that the Small Business Program could transform into an on going budgetary support program!   

Let’s put this play in action and help our Small Businesses.  More to come on Small Business Efforts in my next newsletter! 

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Join us as we celebrate our hardworking Public Works staff during Public Works Week!

This year’s theme, “Stronger Together,” captures not only the essential services provided daily, but also the services provided during this critical time of the COVID pandemic.

Public Works staff daily step outside their operational duties to disinfect picnic tables, place and monitor social distancing signage, retrofit existing facilities with touchless fixtures, provide protective barriers at counters, retrofit council chambers, and upgrade HVAC filters to help ensure the safety and health of Morrisville residents and patrons during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We recognize and celebrate the substantial contributions that our Public Works employees make every day to preserve and protect the health, safety, welfare, and overall quality of life we all enjoy.

Throughout the week, the Town will highlight Public Works staff and their role in helping to keep Morrisville a vibrant, sustainable, resilient community for all its citizens!   

To learn more about the Morrisville Public Works Department and Staff visit:
https://lnkd.in/grWAhQr

As a former state high school champion and Collegiate Tennis Player, I am so excited to celebrate National Tennis Month.  Tennis brings so many health benefits to so many people, but also, can teach our youth many of the skills they need to succeed and compete in life.   

As tennis participation surges in the U.S., players and tennis organizations across the country are encouraged to promote May as National Tennis Month—a time to get out on the court and experience the fun, competition and long-term health benefits of the lifetime sport.   

May is also Mental Awareness month so we will highlight Mental Health in our next newsletter.  https://www.nami.org/Get-Involved/Awareness-Events/Mental-Health-Awareness-Month

Topic: Celebrate National Tennis Week with a Fireside Chat with NC Tennis Legend Andy Andrews, former ATP Tour Professional, USTA Board Member. We may be joined by Former USTA President, and WTA Tour Player, Katrina Adams!

Summary:

Join us on Friday, May 21, at 3 pm for our Virtual Fireside Chat with Andy Andrews, Former ATP Tour Professional, former USTA Board Member as we talk about National Tennis Week, the upcoming Summer Season, and the growth of tennis in the United States! We will also talk about Tennis and the Game of Life!

Streamed Live at https://www.facebook.com/steve.s.rao and Aired on Radio Nyra on Sunday at 4 pm! 99.9FM, 1490 AM and 101.9 FM!

This will also air on Radio Nyra this Sunday, May 23 at 4 pm.  101.9 FM, 1490 AM and 99.9 FM HD4

Tennis participation in the United States increased by 22 percent in 2020, fueled by the ability to be socially distanced and play outdoors through the COVID-19 pandemic.  

We continue our Asian American Heritage Month Series with a Fireside Chat with US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi as he updates us on the United States Response to the India Covid Crisis, and Federal Responses Asian American Hate Crime.

Join us on May 26th at 10:10 am EST for a Virtual Discussion with Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi on the US Response to India Covid Crisis and celebrating the Achievements of Asian Americans during Asian American Heritage Month!

Streamed Live on Radio Nyra on 99.9FMHD4, 101.9 FM and 1490AM and at https://www.facebook.com/steve.s.rao.

Aired on Radio Nyra on Sunday, May 23h at 4 pm.  99.9 FM HD 4, 101.9 FM and 1490 AM!

Travel Restriction still in place from United States to India.

https://www.voanews.com/episode/us-restricts-travel-india-sends-covid-supplies-4675976.

 President Joe Biden says the U.S. will share an additional 20 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines with the world in the coming six weeks. The move comes as domestic demand for shots drops and global disparities in distribution have grown more evident and will bring the total U.S. commitment to 80 million.

Biden said Monday from the White House that "we know America will never be fully safe until the pandemic that's raging globally is under control." The doses will come from existing U.S. production of Pfizer, Moderna or Johnson & Johnson vaccine stocks. The administration previously committed to share about 60 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine by the end of June.

Pfizer/BioNTech has initiated its application to the US Food and Drug Administration for full FDA approval of its Covid-19 vaccine for people ages 16 and older, This is the first Covid-19 vaccine in the United States to be assessed for full approval from the FDA.

The Treasury Department said Monday that 39 million families are set to receive monthly child payments beginning on July 15.

The payments are part of President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, which expanded the child tax credit for one year and made it possible to pre-pay the benefits on a monthly basis. Nearly 88% of children are set to receive the benefits without their parents needing to take any additional action.

President Joe Biden has met his goal of having most elementary and middle schools open for full, in-person learning in his first 100 days.

The Education Department has released survey data finding that 54% of public schools below high school offered full-time classroom learning in March. But even with that milestone, most students continued to learn at least partly away from school.

The survey found that almost 4 in 10 students continued to take all classes remotely, and 2 in 10 were split between classroom and remote learning. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona applauded the progress but also raised concerns about racial disparities.

Weekly Update: https://www.facebook.com/steve.s.rao/videos/10157781187546360/?t=41

Advisory Committee Meetings have returned to in-person meetings. Face coverings and social distancing will no longer be required in these meetings unless a member or staff member makes such a request. Each committee staff liaison is responsible for addressing this in advance of the meeting. 

Council will provide direction on the status of Town Council Meetings at our May 20th Meeting.  

May 20 – 6 p.m. Town Council Budget Workshop

Town Hall, 100 Town Hall Drive, Morrisville, NC 27560

May 25 - 6 pm In person Town Council Meeting  

Streamed at www.townofmorrisivlle.org and https://www.facebook.com/TownOfMorrisville/.

Submit Public Comments at to publicomments@townofmorrisville.org by 3 pm. 

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On Friday, May 14, Gov. Roy Cooper announced that face coverings and social distancing are no longer required for fully vaccinated individuals. The Town of Morrisville is lifting COVID-19 restrictions and updating Town operations to reflect the new public health recommendations.

Based on the most recent guidance, the following changes are effective Tuesday, May 18:

In response to Executive Order No. 215 and updated guidance from the North Carolina Governor’s office, MAFC has lifted its face covering restrictions for most cases, effective Friday, March 14. 

Fully vaccinated individuals may enter the building and use the amenities without a face covering, however, those who are unvaccinated are recommended to wear one until further notice. We will encourage and respect all individuals who choose to continue wearing a mask for individual reasons, regardless of vaccination status.

As always, we will continue to operate our facility in a way that prioritizes safety for all. In due time, we will update additional policies and procedures to adhere to this new directive. Thank you for all you have done to help stop the spread, and we look forward to this next phase at MAFC!

Morrisville Carpenter Road Project: Update for the week of May 17. 

Work on the south side of Morrisville-Carpenter Road (between Church Street and Misty Groves Circle) in connection with the road widening operations will continue. Drivers should be prepared for flagging operations in this area between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.Northbound traffic for Town Hall Drive continues to be redirected along the southbound side of the median.  Pedestrians are advised not to walk on either side of Morrisville Carpenter Road between Town Hall Drive and Misty Groves Circle. This section of the road is an active construction zone area and does not have a sidewalk and is not safe for pedestrians. Please observe the posted sidewalk closed signs.

For current project details visit: https://bit.ly/mcrcp1

The Town of Morrisville’s SpringFest took place from 2-6 p.m. this Saturday, May 15.  

Thanks to everyone who came out!  It was a fun time!

The Town of Morrisville has developed a Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Operating Budget and Capital Investment Program (CIP) recommendation. The recommendation outlines the Town’s plan to Relaunch Morrisville! The budget outlines how your tax dollars will be put to work for our growing community to meet core services, provide program and service improvements, and plan for long-term needs.  

Public input is welcome through the FY2022 Budget & CIP Portal forum until May 25 at noon. Input received will be provided to Town Council as they deliberate and prepare the budget and CIP for adoption. A formal Public Hearing is scheduled for 6 p.m. on May 25 at Town Hall.

The Town is pleased to announce the launch of Morrisville’s "pop-up" dog park at Morrisville Community Park! Participating dog owners must register in ActiveNet and fill out a waiver prior to participating. Registration is now open. The first pop-up dog park date is May 16. For additional information, future dates, rules, requirements, and forms click here to visit the Town’s webpage.

The Morrisville Police Department is accepting applications for its 2021 Citizens Police Academy, being held August 25 through October 13. The academy helps residents and employees of Morrisville better understand how the police work in their community. The course is one night a week for eight weeks. Participants must be 21 years old and must live or work in Morrisville. A background check will be required. There is no cost to participate. Applications will be accepted through Wednesday, June 30. To learn more and to apply, click here.

If you have questions call Sergeant Jason Miller at (919) 363-1650 or email MorrisvilleCPA@townofmorrisville.org.

The Morrisville Senior Center would like to remind everyone to check out our website at www.townofmorrisville.org/msc for programs and activities for people age 55 and over. The Morrisville Fire Department will be presenting information on in-home safety on Wednesday, May 19 and a new art introduction program is starting Saturday, May 22.

Mark your calendars for National Senior Health and Fitness Day on Wednesday, May 26. Pre-registration is required. To register or for more information, visit our website, call us at (919) 463-7140, or stop by the Senior Center at 4117 Davis Drive (McCrimmon Corners Shopping Center).

The recent bond comment portal closed on May 14, 2021. Please continue to stay engaged as Council finalizes Bond Referendum details using your valued input. 

On November 2, 2021, the Morrisville Town Council will provide voters the opportunity to vote on financing up to $37 million in proposed future capital projects – Public Safety, Parks, Recreation and Amenities, and Streets, Sidewalks and Connectivity improvements – that can be impactful for our growing community for years to come. Check out our Bond information website at http://bit.ly/msv2021bond

View the Fast Facts and Frequently Asked Questions to learn more about the bond referendum process and potential property tax impacts. Click here to view this short video from Communications & Outreach Director Wil Glenn for more information.

Gov. Roy Cooper announced Friday that the state is completely lifting all mandatory capacity, gathering limits and physical distancing requirements, effective immediately.

Most mandatory mask mandates will also be lifted.

That means that in most settings, indoors or outdoors, the state will no longer require North Carolinians to wear a mask or be socially distant.

Cooper said the mask mandate will remain in effect on public transportation, in child care, in schools, in prisons and in certain public health setting. 

North Carolina's governor is set to tell lawmakers how he wants them to spend the billions of additional dollars the federal government has allocated through another COVID-19 relief package.

Gov. Roy Cooper scheduled a Wednesday news conference to unveil his recommendations for North Carolina's share of American Rescue Plan funds.

The state learned last week its portion would be $5.4 billion, with half of the money made available immediately. And that doesn't include $6 billion that Congress already has told the state how it must be used. Over $3 billion more is also going to local governments.

The Democratic governor and Republican lawmakers worked in tandem last year when they agreed how to spend $3.6 billion in coronavirus relief funds.

The latest tranche from Washington comes as state government coffers are already flush with revenues collected during the economic recovery.

Leaders of North Carolina's largest school district met Tuesday and approved the $567 million proposal for the next school year's budget.

Wake County Commissioners voted to give the district $539 million last year. That was $28 million shy of what Superintendent Cathy Moore asked for last year.

This year, she's once again asking for $567 million. She says the extra money would allow the district to hire more counselors and psychologists--something she says is more important than ever because of pandemic-related stress on students.

Wake County Commissioners will now have to approve this Budget Request. 

Following the close of the comment period on May 18, all comments will be posted and publicly available via wakegov.com. The Board of Commissioners welcomes the public to submit comment

Wake County Manager David Ellis presented his Fiscal Year 2022 Recommended Budget to the Wake County Board of Commissioners on May 3. The $1.56 billion proposal includes significant investments in public health and safety, housing, education and quality of life to help the county meet its growing service demands and achieve outcomes identified by the board.

During his presentation, Manager Ellis also praised county employees for their hard work over the past year in response to COVID-19 and proposed making investments to strengthen the organization, which he described as being “too lean for too long.”

Manager Ellis’ budget proposal does not include a property tax increase for the county’s General Fund. It would keep the property tax rate at 60 cents per every $100 of property value.

The FY2022 Recommended Budget proposes raising the fire tax from 9.10 cents to 10.27 cents per $100 of property value for households in the unincorporated areas of the county and the Town of Wendell. These communities don’t receive municipal fire services and, therefore, pay a tax for fire response.

Increasing the fire tax will not only ensure a continued prompt response in rural communities during emergencies, but it will also help us retain great firefighters and provide them with equipment that works well and keeps them safe.

The public comment period will remain open until May 18 at 5 p.m. At that time, the county will provide a summary of all feedback received to the board. On May 24 at 9 a.m., the commissioners will discuss the public comments and identify any changes to the recommended budget.

The board will consider adopting the budget during the 5 p.m. board meeting on June 7.

My Thoughts on Reach out to Tech Community to Help Raise Money for India: https://www.facebook.com/steve.s.rao/videos/10157749635611360/?t=21

As we kick off Asian American Heritage Month, I am saddened to see so many Morrisville and Cary families affected by the Covid Crisis in India with over 3600 deaths a day in a nation where only 2% are vaccinated.

My play of the week is that we need to work closely with the Tech CEOs and companies to help raise money for local charities, that are sending supplies, and resources directly to India.  Many Indian Americans work in the Tech industry and companies here, like Cisco, IBM, Infosys, Lenovo, SAS, HCL and a number of other these companies also have offices in India.  We need their to help India get through this crisis and rebuild a strong, vibrant Indian economy, which will result in increased trade and investment between North Carolina and India.  In addition, India is also the pharmacy of the world, so we also ask our market leading Pharma and Life Science companies to help us in these efforts.

I am working to organize an event in the next few days with CEOs of our Tech Companies for a fundraising event to raise money for India.

I am working with the local temples, BAPS and Hindu Society of NC and leaders across the nation to help in raising funds for India.

As the world continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, countries and communities are facing unforeseen challenges. Beginning in April 2021, the situation in India has become very dire, stressing hospital systems in many parts of the country to the brink of collapse. India currently has the largest number of confirmed cases in Asia, and, as of April 2021, has the second-highest number of confirmed cases in the world. The daily case count as well as death count continue to rise. There is a dire need for medical supplies as well as support for livelihood.

Through its affiliated centers and hospitals in India, BAPS Charities has already supported many activities including medical equipment and supplies, temporary hospital beds and food to those in need. But the need now is much more than ever.

SEWA India Covid Relief Program  https://www.sewausa.org/.

Sewa International’s Help India Defeat COVID-19 Campaign and is seeking your support. They are raising funds for buying supplies, and ensuring that the much-needed lifesaving medical equipment like oxygen-concentrators and ventilators are acquired and shipped to hospitals across Bharat.

Cost:

Please donate at https://friendsoflfwb.org/cov/

West Bengal is one of the hardest hit States in India from the Covid Pandemic as hundreds are dying every day.    Given very limited Oxygen supply in West Bengal– community leaders ARE PUTTING A PROGRAM OF OXYGEN ON WHEELS.  This is a critical and dire situation in many of the rural villages in India, particularly in West Bengal.  Providing a steady supply of Oxygen will cost at least $700 per concentrator and we are planning to send 100 to India.

Funds raised will go directly to purchase Oxygen Concentrators in ambulances, which will then get to rural villages in West Bengal and to develop field COVID CARE Facilities in rural villages… Each of these could be having 30 -50 beds and will be manned by TRAINED HEALTH WORKERS, controlled by TELE GUIDANCE (Doctors availability is sparse).

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The United States is delivering supplies worth more than $100 million in the coming days to provide urgent relief to our partners in India. In addition, U.S. state governments, private companies, non-government organizations, and thousands of Americans from across the country have mobilized to deliver vital oxygen, related equipment, and essential supplies for Indian hospitals to support frontline health care workers and the people of India most affected during the current outbreak. U.S. Government assistance flights will start arriving in India on Thursday, April 29 and will continue into next week.

Just as India sent assistance to the United States when our hospitals were strained early in the pandemic, the United States is determined to help India in its time of need.

The United States and India have closely worked together to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. U.S. COVID-19 assistance has reached more than 9.7 million Indians across more than 20 states and union territories, providing life-saving treatments, disseminating public health messages to local communities; strengthening case-finding and surveillance; and mobilizing innovative financing mechanisms to bolster emergency preparedness:

To Secure an appointment, please visit https://myspot.nc.gov/, https://covid19.wakegov.com/vaccine/

Find a County Vaccination site at https://www.wral.com/coronavirus/where-can-I-get-the-covid-19-vaccine-in-my-county/19466004/

Find a Wake County Testing Site: https://covid19.wakegov.com/testing/

Wake County: Wake County Public Health Vaccine Hotline 919-250-1515.  It is now available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, or visit website at https://covid19.wakegov.com/vaccine!

Durham County: 919-635-8150 or email at DCoCOVIDvaccines@dconc.gov. 2-1-1 or 888-892-1162.

Duke Raleigh Hospital at (919) 620- 5167.

Process is to Call or visit website, join the waiting list, receive notification, and get your Vaccination Appointment!

To set up an Appointment with any County Department, please visit covid19.ncdhhs.gov/findyourspot

Walgreens will offer Covid 19 Vaccine in 300 Stores (31,200 doses) in North Carolina starting on Feb 12 as a distributor under the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program and is planning to distribute 1 million doses of the Moderna Vaccine.  For more information, sign up at walgreens.com/findcare/vaccination/covid-19.

Appointments are no longer required to get a free shot of the COVID-19 vaccine in Wake County. All vaccination locations will allow walk-ins and drive-ins.

Appointments are still encouraged, but no longer necessary.

The locations accepting walk-ins include Wake County Public Health Center, Wake County Northern Regional Center, Wake County Human Services Center at Departure and Green Road Park.

Find Days and Times at https://covid19.wakegov.com/vaccine/.

Durham County Vaccination Clinic will only be open for 3 more days.  Roll up your sleeves and get it done!

Walk-in hours will be Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays 9 to 4 p.m. and Tuesdays 9 to 6 p.m. Moderna, Pfizer, and Johnson & Johnson vaccines will be available but the choice of vaccine will depend on supply. Pfizer will be used for all people under age 18.

Make your Appointment here:  https://www.dcopublichealth.org/services/communicable-diseases/coronavirus-disease-2019/covid-19-vaccines/vaccine-appointments

A COVID-19 vaccination event - Bringing Back Summer "Vaccine on the Green" - will be held on the Dorothea Dix Campus in Raleigh, Friday, May 21, through Sunday, May 23.

This event is open for anyone age 12 and older to receive a free COVID-19 vaccine. Appointments are not necessary but you may sign up for an appointment time through WakeMed if you choose to. The event will also feature music, food trucks and lawn games.

May 19th Fundraising Reception for Senator Wiley Nickel 6 pm

RSVP to ryan@wileynickelforcongress.com and 631-278-1298.  Zoom information will be sent.

Topic: Celebrate National Tennis Week with a Fireside Chat with NC Tennis Legend Andy Andrews, former ATP Tour Professional, USTA Board Member. We may be joined by Former USTA President, and WTA Tour Player, Katrina Adams!

Summary:

Join us on Friday, May 21, at 3 pm for our Virtual Fireside Chat with Andy Andrews, Former ATP Tour Professional, former USTA Board Member as we talk about National Tennis Week, the upcoming Summer Season, and the growth of tennis in the United States! We will also talk about Tennis and the Game of Life!

Streamed Live at https://www.facebook.com/steve.s.rao and Aired on Radio Nyra on Sunday at 4 pm! 99.9FM, 1490 AM and 101.9 FM!

This will also air on Radio Nyra this Sunday, May 23 at 4 pm.  101.9 FM, 1490 AM and 99.9 FM HD4

Join National Association of Black Journalists-Raleigh Durham at 11 am on Saturday for a Virtual Forum on Asian Hate. Thank you for We look forward to hearing from you during this timely and important discussion. 

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87599844412?pwd=cVMzbUN4YzJlc25oQ1lBZzcxVTBaZz09

Meeting ID: 875 9984 4412

Passcode: 813356

Sign up at https://www.linkedin.com/events/createanimatedpersonasforyourag6793974436706967552/

Join us on May 26th at 10:10 am EST for a Virtual Discussion with Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi on the US Response to India Covid Crisis and celebrating the Achievements of Asian Americans during Asian American Heritage Month!

Streamed Live on Radio Nyra on 99.9FMHD4, 101.9 FM and 1490AM and at https://www.facebook.com/steve.s.rao.

Aired on Radio Nyra on Sunday, May 23h at 4 pm.  99.9 FM HD 4, 101.9 FM and 1490 AM!

May 28, 2021 6-7:30pm at Chatham Community Library Honoring AAPI Heritage Month

We Are Proud Americans U.S. History of Asian American Pacific Islanders

Join me Sunday 4 PM on Radio Mirchi for another update on local issues.

99.9FM HD4, 101.9 FM and 1490 AM!

Join us every Friday on World Edition at 10 am for the Great America Project Panel where we discuss how we rebuild Americas' image with leaders from around the country and world.