EL CHICANo Weekly
Vol 60, NO. 04
Januar y 12, 20 22
N W PA C M e e t a n d G r e e t w a r m l y w e l c o m e s M a y o r H e l e n Tr a n an d Co un ci l wo man Kimb er l y Ca lvi n , wi th sl igh t co n ten tio n
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Councilwoman Kimberly Calvin, Mayor Helen Tran, and San Bernardino Constituents warmly welcome one another, after Calvin and Tran assure residents that one of the greatest changes coming to the city under its new leadership is transparency.
By Manny Sandoval
n January 9th, the Northwest Project Area Committee (NWPAC) held a Meet and Greet for City of San Bernardino Mayor Helen Tran,
while Councilwoman Kimberly Calvin provided an update on the 6th Ward.
Even though heavy rain was pouring outside, around 50 constituents attended the 2-hour meeting at New Hope Family Life Church.
And while Tran and Calvin were well received, during the question and answer portion of the meeting, one specific resident of the Third Ward came for Calvin incorrectly, and she corrected his misconceived notion.
“It’s concerning to me because
there have been talks about a strategic plan ever since I moved to this city. Do we have a strategic plan that identifies the best place for future logistics? Councilwoman Calvin, are Council cont. on next pg.
SBVC Film Students produce TV show “Rhythm Lounge” and it airs every Sunday on KVCR Channel 24
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n Spring 2022, San Bernardino Valley College students enrolled in the Film, Television, and Media Department's Survey of TV Studio and Film Production (FTVM 133) and TV Studio Production (FTVM 233) courses produced a 6-episode TV show called Rhythm Lounge, which premiered on KVCR (channel 24) on Sunday, January 8th.
The format follows that of the iconic shows Guitar Center Sessions and MTV Unplugged, whereas Rhythm Lounge spotlights the
top musical talent from across the inland empire.
"This production was great for our students as it gave them a realworld TV production experience that added to their portfolio while at the same time creating original content for KVCR, marketing the Film, Television and Media department, and spotlighting local artists at the same time," said Professor Kevin Lyons. The first episode featured Classic Rock Band Raincross Drive,
TV show cont. on next page