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Author Archives: Daniel Tedford
UPDATED: You can call it. Vulcan wins in a landslide.
The votes are in. Those in favor doubled those opposed. Next stop: The mining battle goes to court. See you all tomorrow.
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Live downstream from the Whittier Narrows or Santa Fe Dams? You have reason to worry, according to a new report. Speaking of water, one of the areas most prominent local innovators for water projects died recently. Tim Jochem spent almost … Continue reading
U.S. Army Corps cuts ribbon on new break room! Oh, btw, local dams might break…
The Santa Fe and Whittier Narrows dams have Dam Safety Safety Class II – URGENT (Unsafe or Potentially Unsafe), but there isn’t a press release about that on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ website. You know what there is … Continue reading
Posted in Whittier
Tagged dams, press release, public information, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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DA’s office says no decision on misuse of public funds allegations against Duarte prior to Tuesday’s special election
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office of Public Integrity said an investigation into the misuse of public funds by Duarte officials regarding an Azusa referendum remains open. Furthermore, Head Deputy District Attorney for the department, David Demerjian, said he … Continue reading
Details hard to come by regarding Glendora retail development
I tried to get the lowdown on the new Glendora Plaza development being built near the corner of Route 66 and Grand Avenue. I called the project’s developer Georges Attar, and I got some basics. It is a 19,000 square … Continue reading
Notes on the Glendora candidates forum
Last night was the Glendora council candidates forum where the seven contenders sparred (not really, more like, politely conveyed their views) over various city issues. First and foremost, I must say that Ken Herman was a gracious moderator. Despite the … Continue reading
Posted in Glendora
Tagged Cal Poly Pomona, CALPERS, candidate forum, March elections
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Friendly reminder: Candidates Forum. Tonight. Glendora.
The seven candidates vying for a seat on the Glendora council will meet for a forum tonight. All seven candidates have been confirmed to attend the event at 7 tonight at the Citrus Valley Association of Realtors Community Room, 504 … Continue reading
Rooster sauce gets a cookbook
Huy Fong Foods Inc., which is moving to a new location in Irwindale not far from the Tribune offices, is famous for its “Rooster Sauce” the common name for the company’s Sriracha Hot Chile Sauce. Well, if you are a … Continue reading
Posted in Irwindale
Tagged Rooster Sauce, spicy food, Sriracha Hot Chile Sauce, Vroman's Bookstore
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West Covina doesn’t wait long to adjust council photo
Most city websites have employee and city council pictures that last for years, sometimes more, and are rarely updated. But in West Covina, it didn’t take long before the council members got together to take a group picture without now … Continue reading
Posted in West Covina
Tagged California State Assembly, Roger Hernandez, West Covina City Council
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Car allowances in Alhambra, San Gabriel and La Habra
Just to follow up on the car allowance stories we have been running in the paper that showed El Monte spending about $228,000 a year on the benefit and Pasadena nearly $300,000, I just got a reply from Alhambra showing … Continue reading
Posted in San Gabriel
Tagged car allowances, city budgets, fringe benefits, La Habra
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