Monthly Archives: February 2009

Go SUNDEVILS!

Before I leave for the weekend, I just wanted to leave everyone with one very meaningful, sentimental and powerful message: GO APPLE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL SUNDEVILS!! My alma mater is playing Charter Oak High School tonight in the second round … Continue reading

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Photo update for Naccachian

Azusa City Council candidate Paul Naccachian’s photo in Friday’s newspaper was a file photo we used of him from years back. At his request, Naccachian prefers if in the future we used a more updated photo. In compliance with that, … Continue reading

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Azusa City Council election story: the encore

Being that the Azusa City Council election story was a bit short, I wanted to give all you fans out there an encore of sorts – that is, if encores were longer than the original performance. Here are some excerpts … Continue reading

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Azusa special meeting

Budgets, budgets and more budgets. I know we all feel a bit inundated with budgets with the state just now getting their act together and voting on the state budget. (As a side note: if you had a job, and … Continue reading

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More than just the city council race in Azusa

As we will have a short story coming out tomorrow on the city council election in Azusa, it is important to note that there is more than just the city council to vote for on March 3. There are also … Continue reading

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On the steps of the Capitol

  Bassett Unified School District Superintendent Robert Watanabe was at the state Capitol last week as part of the “Save Our Schools” event. About 20 county superintendents went and stood on the steps of the Capitol to protest budget cuts … Continue reading

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Gloria Allred to Octomom’s recue

Support for Octomom may be rare, but a high-profile attorney is stepping in with some help. Gloria Allred is set to host a press conference at 11:30 a.m. today to unveil a proposal to provide the medical and emotional needs … Continue reading

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Election tidbits: San Gabriel

Like I said in an earlier post, the run-up to the March 3 election will be filled with stories from our paper on the local races. Today’s paper featured the San Gabriel City Council election, which has four candidates running … Continue reading

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Congratulations California

We’ve got a budget … under certain conditions, but we’ve got one. SACRAMENTO, Calif.(AP)– The California Legislature passed along-awaited budget early Thursday after an epic battle that involved severalall-night sessions, sending the governor a package of bills that raise taxes … Continue reading

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Notes on Glendora election

Some additional notes on Glendora’s City Council election and some recap: Each council candidate has seemingly put the budget and the economic crisis as the major issues for this election. Joseph Tweini wants to initiate an immediate hiring freeze, salary … Continue reading

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