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Posted on November 14 at 8:19 a.m.
as always with advocacy pieces, the above description is far from "the whole story".
Posted on October 28 at 7:22 a.m.
said Cooney. “I think either way, nobody was going to be happy.”
Wrong, Cooney. Right now, the "new" Garden leadership is very happy....as they should be. Yesterdays PC vote helped change the mission and direction of the garden. So don't let yourself off the hook so easily. You could have made a difference and you chose not to.
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Posted on October 27 at 12:10 a.m.
hmmmm.....you guys need to brush up on what "CREF" means-----and its relation to public land----the half million dollars provided for the South part was not so that a 55,000 sf track, bleachers and lights could go in. simple. too bad the Elings leadership didn't do their homework.
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Posted on October 22 at 7:44 a.m.
i've never been in favor of capital punishment but this could constitute an exception. short of that this monster should never see the light of day.
Posted on October 2 at 8:20 a.m.
again, can we let the body get cold and the family past the initial horror before the arrogant, completely uninformed speculation of how this man would have "done it anyway"ensues? the callousness of this community is staggering at times. especially when the veil of anonymity is added.
Posted on October 1 at 10:36 p.m.
Noletaman- not only disrespectful but callous too! but hey someone had to do it, right? Any time I read a news story about suicide I cringe knowing that it is only a matter of minutes before someone feels compelled to make such a remark. Did you know this young man? His family? You know they're torn up right now.
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Posted on September 9 at 8:51 a.m.
Well, all I can say is---- if Sneddon supports Josh Lynn, even more reason to root for Dudley.
Sneddon represents the old, insular culture of the office. Similar to Josh Lynn seeing loyalty to his tragically absent boss over loyalty to public service and public safety--both of which have suffered during these past three years.
Time for truly new and dynamic leadership---- in the form of Joyce Dudley
Posted on August 20 at 9:09 p.m.
Iya's got class. Here's to ya Iya--sometimes life pulls punches that make no sense at the time but in the end work best. Don't let the chattering class get you down--they know not from where they pontificate.
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Posted on July 30 at 12:24 a.m.
it's a hoot to read the well-scripted pro-Francisco spin on this page and other blogs--here are a few of the points:
1) claim to be "liberal" or "democrat" but drawn to Dale's fiscal conservatism
2) claim to disagree with Dale's support of Proposition 8, but then negate that support, asserting that local government has nothing to do with marriage rights.
both of the above are ridiculous assertions and very transparent.
Dale and his beliefs are extremely right-wing. Donating money to fight equal rights is pertinent information in any campaign for elected office.
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Posted on November 20 at 7:42 a.m.
hey, maybe this is some of that "affordable housing" all the Anti-Measure B folks were saying we would lose if "B" passed. WHEW! and, praise God, now that it's failed, these poor folk living in the penthouse will not have to worry that Cottage Hospital "couldn't be rebuilt" in the event of a catastrophe that would destroy 2/3 of the town!
On Surprise: A Penthouse on State Street