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Tag Archives: Glendora
Glendora appears on top-ten list of places with poisonous water; city officials not pleased
Note to county officials: If you accuse Glendora of having poisonous metals in its water, expect to receive a scathing letter in return. Late last month, Glendora appeared on a top-ten list of places in L.A. County with high levels … Continue reading
Posted in Board of Sups
Tagged angry, arsenic, board of supervisors, county, Glendora, water, wells
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SGV foothill cities round up
Moving from west to east, just because it makes sense to me: AZUSA – At its meeting Monday, the city council approved the three following items: A 5-percent increase in salary for a civilian administrator in the police department. City … Continue reading
UPDATED: No Bell type salaries in local San Gabriel Valley cities
The reporting staff here at the Tribune came together like the A Team … no wait … The Justice League (way more fitting) to check in on local cities to see what the City Managers and City Councils are making … Continue reading
Going beyond the check-out line: Glendora Albertsons’ store manager receives industry honor
Got this e-mail Albertsons about a Glendora store director Kathy McClard. Apparently she received the honor of being named one of the “Top Women in Grocery” by industry trade magazine “Progressive Grocer.” She received the nomination through her leadership and … Continue reading
Weekend roundup and a brief glimpse into the future
For those of you busy watching the World Cup over the weekend, I got your local news for you right here. How the free environmental pass to the Industry Stadium is affecting others. A state water agency approved a set … Continue reading
Posted in Water districts
Tagged CEQA, environment, football, Glendora, Industry, money, NFL, NFL stadium, San Dimas, stadium
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La Verne City Manager leaving his post (no, not for Miami)
We reported yesterday that long time La Verne City Manager Martin Lomeli was packing away the briefcase and moving on. The 23 year City Manager is retiring next month and will be replaced by Assistant City Manager Bob Russi. In … Continue reading
Interest in Glendora commissions, committees remains limited
Remember when I told you about Glendora’s issues with getting volunteers for come of its city’s commissions and committees? It is OK if you don’t, I got the link for you right here so you can eagerly get the background … Continue reading
Commissions, committees and boards, oh my!
Cities are chalk full of boards, committees and commissions. Transportation, park, trails, business, water, etc., etc., etc. Most of the positions are filled by volunteers, community people interested in public service or the specific subject the commission relates too. Other … Continue reading