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Tag Archives: water
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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Glendora, El Monte and South El Monte council agendas
It is Tuesday, which means numerous council meetings are tonight. Glendora: Big items include a discussion about the end of the Redevelopment Agency via its 2017-2019 sunset date and a presentation on the city’s strategic plan. El Monte: It is … Continue reading
Weekend links
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
My Christmas gift to you: weekend links
I know presents are more important, so I saved these important weekend links for you. This is a one-time offer exclusive that you can’t get anywhere else! How did the past week’s rainfall help our water coffers? Rebecca Kimitch has … Continue reading
What you may have missed while you were dreaming of sunshine
A lot of national news this weekend dominated the headlines including the repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell and the defeat of the DREAM Act. While you were absorbing all that, here are some of the things you might have … Continue reading
Two-week leak finally gets plugged in West Covina
Reading the paper today (online), I missed this story about how a West Covina water leak lasted two weeks before crews were able to fix it and I thought maybe you missed it too. In a time when cities, water … Continue reading
Your weekly weekend roundup and crystal ball (a.k.a. Internet) look
I am not sure what news could overtake the bittersweet emotions of the Angels losing three out of four to the Rangers, moving to seven games out of first place, and trading 8-year Angel veteran Joe Saunders while getting a … Continue reading
Posted in West Covina
Tagged Angels, Azusa Rock, baseball, checkpoints, Dan Haren, drugs, mining, Navy, NFL stadium, water
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