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Night of Contemporary Music

Mark Gilmore
98 Rock Local Licks host Mark Gilmore has worked as producer, and now host, of the longest-running local-music showcase in Sacramento, Local Licks, for the past seven years. Mark has worked hard to bring unity to the Sacramento music scene and has encouraged bands to reach out for their goals. Through his involvement with Local Licks and the Sacramento Rocks CD series, he feels it is his duty to help local artists achieve their dreams and to do what he can to have Sacramento looked upon as a Mecca of music and entertainment. Part of this includes giving back to the community. This year, Mark rallied together several local bands to perform on-air acoustic performances to raise money for the UC Davis Children’s Hospital. Local Licks airs on KRXQ 98 Rock every Sunday night at 10:00 p.m.

Hill Jordan
Let Hill be the first to explain to you the difference between DJ and radio personality: “I don’t know the first thing about spinning, but I sure as hell know how to act like a dork in public.” There it is, folks. Hill will be doing her best renditions of dork among the jams during our Night of Contemporary Music. She is willing to accept bribes of Tootsie Rolls, pinot noir, and Pet Shop Boys’ Discography, and can be heard on air every weekday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on KWOD 106.5.

Evening of Classical Music

Darrell Steinberg
Prior to his election to the State Senate, Darrell Steinberg served three terms representing the 9th District of the State Assembly, which includes most of the capital city of Sacramento.

His hard work and dedication in the Assembly brought him an array of public recognition. In 2000, during his first term in office, Steinberg was a nearly unanimous choice for the magazine’s “Rookie of the Year” award. Steinberg was twice named Legislator of the Year by the California Psychiatric Association. Other Legislator of the Year awards include the California School Boards Association; California Federation of Teachers; Californians for Disability Rights; Girl Scout Councils of California; and the California Probation, Parole and Correctional Association. Mr. Steinberg also received the outstanding Public Service Award from the California School Employees Association and the Phillip S. Tow Government Award (Clean Air Award) from the American Lung Association.

Darrell Steinberg now acts as the chair of the Senate Natural Resources and Water Committee. He also serves on the Senate Judiciary Committee, the Health Committee, the Environmental Quality Committee, the Budget and Fiscal Review Committee and Budget Subcommittee No. 2 on Resources. Steinberg also chairs the Senate Select Committee on High School Graduation.

Mr. Steinberg was born in San Francisco. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in economics from UCLA and a law degree from UC Davis. Mr. Steinberg and his wife Julie have two children—daughter Jordana, 12, and nine-year-old son, Ari.