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It's a tribute to the "fire fighters" and cop unions that they get evermore benefits and pay as their jobs…
So they let the Louzeau’s get away with killing this woman just because she partied with their sister? Are they…
Nice summary, glad you followed up on comments to amend your content. 4th district Justice Joanne Motoike Cannot find any…
She was one of three council members who voted to leave Cartel OCFA and contract out paramedic services to the…
Good point. My source was writing from work by memory and forgot details. But it is still a NO on…
P.P.S: if she was responsible for Placentia outsourcing the paramedic service (which Ryan may have ben referring too) then God…
I cast a protest vote for her, too. I almost never vote for Republicans these days - or Democrats, either…
Jim Ruth was a class act as Anaheim City Manager 40 years ago.
CA “high speed rail” Archive
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Surprise, Surprise, Non-Partisan Analyst Exposes California High Speed Rail’s Flawed Finances
Posted on December 14, 2011 | 2 Comments. . . As often happens when pipe-dreams collide with reality, the California High Speed Train project has just experienced its second major set-back in just the last month. After […] -
Comparing China high-speed rail vs CA HSR is not apples to apples
Posted on February 28, 2011 | 13 CommentsLet’s set the “feel good” emotions of high-speed rail aside for some realism. For over 50 years I have enjoyed the rush of high-speed starting with my involvement in […] -
Finding the Right Track!
Posted on April 10, 2010 | 3 CommentsEveryone remembers growing up with their first electric train. That first big black engined “O” Gauge. It came in this huge box and it had sections of track you put […] -
“Why the CA high-speed rail plan is fundamentally flawed”
Posted on October 5, 2009 | 8 CommentsAs I searched for projected ticket price information on the proposed high speed train in CA I came across the following April 2008 web site article on http://www.VentureBeat.com entitled: Why […] -
Will high speed rail in CA change our driving behavior? Part 1 of 2
Posted on October 3, 2009 | 3 CommentsAs officials supporting a CA “high speed rail” system met in LA yesterday I thought I would respond to today’s OC Register coverage beginning with a report from the August […]
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Rhonda Shader has endorsed the wasteful, extremist, and unqualified trustees on our school board. She is part of the most…