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BART Publicity

BART PUBLICITY
As of August 11, 2007

Television coverage of BART aired on:
• “New Brighton Now” Cable Show July 2005
• KARE 11, February 6, 2006
• WCCO March 10, 2006
• CBS Channel 4, March 10, 2006
• NBC KSTP Channel 5, March 10, 2006
• FOX 9 KMSP, March 10, 2006
• WCCO March 19, 2006 – Dog rescue performed by BART trainees
• WCCO, July 13, 2007 - Plymouth Apartment Fire - BART trained Firefighters from Plymouth, New Hope and several others departments were there to help rescue animals from the apartment buildings.

Radio stories on BART aired on:
• Von Braschler Radio Show, August 22, 2005
• Minnesota Public Radio interviewed Dr. Olson March 10, 2006 on “All Things Considered.”
• WCCO Radio March 10, 2006
• Animal Wise Radio, October 29, 2006
• Homeland Security Inside and Out, August 7, 2007

News stories on BART have appeared in print in:
• MVMA Newsletter, November 2004
• Pioneer Press June 17, 2005
• Star Tribune October 12, 2005
• New Brighton local paper, November 2005
• Woodbury local paper, December 2005
• Minnesota Fire Chief Magazine, January/February 2006
• Veterinary Hospital Association newsletter “VHA Today!”, February/March, 2006
• Minnesota Veterinary Reserve Corps Newsletter, May 2006
• Golden Valley City News, March – April 2007
• Veterinary Hospital Association newsletter “VHA Today!”, March/April 2007
• Norwood Times, June 21, 2007
• Hudson Road Animal Hospital Newsletter, June 2007
• Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, June 2007
• Hutchinson Leader, July 19, 2007
• Journal of the National American Veterinary Technicians Association, In Press September 2007
• Hugo EF-3 Tornado - May 2008

Web Stories on BART have been posted at:
• Firehouse.com, March 2006
• City of Minneapolis website, March 2006
• Basset Hound Town, April 2007
• Minnesota State Fire Department Association’s website, July 2007
• Minnesota State Fire Chief’s Association’s website, July 2007
• Minnesota Veterinary Medical Association’s website, August 2007
• Heart of Minnesota Great Dane Club, August 2007

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Events Calendar

• 13 January:
  • LeSueur Fire Department - Small Animal Training (7:00 pm)
• 14 January:
  • Moose Lake FD - BART Small Animal Rescue Training (6:30 pm)
• 19 January:
  • Esko and Scanlon Fire Departments BART Training (6:00 pm)
• 20 January:
  • Informational presentation to the Golden K Kiwanis (2:30 pm)
• 22 January:
  • BART presentation for Vet Techs at the U of M (8:00 am)
• 23 January:
  • Annual Arrowhead EMS Conference (10:00 am)
• 5 February:
  • MVMA Medical Association Convention - BART Booth (12:00 pm)
• 17 February:
  • Montrose Fire Department BART Training (6:00 pm)
• 28 February:
  • MN VOAD (12:00 pm)
• 9 March:
  • Chanhassen Fire Department BART Training (7:00 pm)

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