The Davis Voice

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davisvoice_jan2010.jpgScreenshot from January 2010

Website
[WWW]DavisVoice.com
[WWW]facebook.com/davisvoice
Type
Davis-Oriented Blog
Founder & Editor
Kemble K. Pope
Publisher
Stephen Souza
Founded
January 26th, 2008

The Davis Voice is a local news, events and opinion blog written by several local writers. Their goal is to be "a venue that honors civility and fairness, and promotes thoughtful dialogue and commentary about the joys of being a Davisite". The blog covers City Council and School board meetings, local organizations and events, and provides coverage of local political issues. Every Monday, the website has a regular feature called This Week in YOUR Government (sub-categorized as Show Up or Stop Whining) that lists all of the city, DJUSD, county and some state public meetings. Every Friday, readers can find the blog's picks for weekend entertainment in the regular feature called This Weekend in The People's Republic.

Contributors

Writers as of 2009-10 include Kaylin Adamski, Mark Braly, David Chan, Lydia Delis-Schlosser, David Fisher, Steve Greenfield, Stefen Janke, Benjamin Lewis, Susan Lovenburg, Amanda Kimball, Pieter Pastoor, Sheryl Patterson, Kemble Pope, Stephen Souza, Julie Van Dam, Mark Braly, Alvin Remmers, Alzada Knickerbocker, Becky Winters, Kevin Wolf, Lucy Potter, Nikki Greenman, Richard Harris & Stacie Hartung-Frerichs

Categories

Current Affairs
Davis Diversions - Events, Music, Things to do
Everything Else
Human Development - DJUSD, Parenting, Spirituality & Religion, UC Davis
Modern Science
People's Government - Board of Supervisors, City Council, Elections
Physical Endeavors - Sports, Outdoor Activities
Sustainable Living - Growth, Mobility, Environmental Awareness
Tasteful Life - Culture, Arts, Cuisine

Code of Conduct

Davis_Voice.pngWebsite during March 2008

It all boils down to what your mother told you in the sandbox, "Be Fair and Play Nice."

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