Roundtable Pizza 27N. Main St Angels Camp
Starting at 6:30 pm, join in on some great pizza and fellowship
These Sentinels stand for decades, their wires unleashed a power to those under oppression. It reached out to millions who listened in on shortwave radios in Europe and Asia their ears intently filtering out the static and jamming noises to hear messages from a free land. These Centurions still standing fought a battle against adversary transmitters
trying to block those messages of hope and justice.
Voices from America, Classical music , Jazz and Rock and Roll weakened a wall in Germany the free spirit of America the communist adversary had no answer.
May these Sentinels stand for decades more, waiting for the call. Fragile cell phone and internet infrastructure has to be strengthened, till then they wait. We will remember these structures of freedom who broadcasted the culture of America, the institutions of America the creativity and technological innovations of America. From those wires gracefully draped on these towers.
.The Voice Of America
Opinions expressed are those of the Author M.Grcevich
Were you able to catch that station that was eluding you during the pile up? Have the Log squared away and the equipment packed for the trip home? Field Day for 2021 is in the books and hopfully you were able to say hello to a friend in a QTH that you may never be able to have the time to visit. Your signal traveled far into the Ionosphere and used the earth’s natural sciences, we haven’t found another place quite like it.
Pacificon will be held at the San Ramon Marriott, located in San Ramon, Ca. Mark the date
of October 15-17 to attend, more details to follow.
The Independent System Operator has asked for volunteer conservation of power during this period of extreme high temperatures. Conservation measures will ease the load on the grid.
In 1777 the United States approved the design for its first national flag. Many display the flag
on this day in front of homes and businesses
Read On
Wednesday June 16th, 2021 6pm
The Armory in downtown Copper.
Plenty of parking. Everyone welcome. Free admission.
This is an urgent outreach to come and network with local folks to find out about the local non-profits serving our community. This is a hands-on introduction to all the multiple choices of opportunities to help our community grow together and enrich our lives in this rural area. Volunteers are desperately needed to push ideas forward and manage the many aspects we all expect to make our town a comfortable place to grow and prosper. At this meeting you will learn about the many non-profit organizations that exist, how to network and stay in contact with them. There is no obligation to join anything but you may find something you desire to be a part of. Tables for each organization will be set up to check out and there will be some dialog for everyone to hear. We must band together to build a strong community volunteer pool to help with local events and happenings and you can be a part of it! Come and join us. Please share this with your friends and any interested parties. Volunteers of Copperopolis!