Local news briefs News-Chronicle Green Bay Salvation Army seeks disaster team volunteers The Salvation Army in Green Bay is seeking additional volunteer members for its disaster services team. Volunteers provide support services in the event of a natural or man-made disaster. A meeting to discuss the role of the disaster services team is scheduled for 6 p.m. May 1 at The Salvation Army Corps Community Center, 626 Union Court. Advance registration is requested. A disaster services seminar for Wisconsin and Upper Peninsula Salvation Army Corps will be held May 17-18 in Wausau. Cost to attend is $25, and registration is required by Tuesday. For more information, call 497-7053. Library hosts Tall Ships slide show A Tall Ships international slide show featuring the works of author and photographer Thad Koza will be presented 7-8 p.m. Wednesday in the Central Library auditorium, 515 Pine St. Slide pictures of the Tarangini, Europa, Bounty and other vessels that will sail during the 2003 Great Lakes tour will be shown, and the history and notable events surrounding tall ships will be discussed. Koza has photographed tall ships for more than two decades while sailing and lecturing around the world. Copies of his book, "Tall Ships, The Fleet for the 21st Century," will be available for purchase. Woodward Radio makes over WKSZ 95.9 In response to market research that revealed listeners' concerns about vulgarity in rap music, Woodward Radio executives have re-imaged WKSZ-FM as MIX 95.9. The made-over station now features a mix of popular variety music, while anything akin to the gangster rap profile has been eliminated. "The research with listeners told us we can best serve them with a fun approach featuring a music mix of today's best variety minus the X-rated, lyrical vulgarities," said Mix 95.9 Program Director Dayton Kane. Doyle will host roundtable at NWTC Gov. Jim Doyle will host the fourth in a series of economic development roundtables 3 p.m. Monday in Room C215 in the Center for Business and Industry building at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, 2740 W. Mason St. After the roundtable, Doyle also will visit St. Vincent Hospital for a tour of the facility.