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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Can the Marijuana Initiative actually pass?
Nick, an SCVTalk reader, has a great read on the issue: Recently, Field Poll released new results on California’s November ballot measures. One of most attention-grabbing findings was the trending support for Proposition 19- the marijuana legalization prop. Among likely … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Politics
89 Comments
LSSI – Santa Clarita library document dump and more comments
Anti-takeover library activists have received several pieces of documentation from City Hall regarding the library takeover this summer. We saw portions of these documents in the City Council’s August 24 Agenda -and they may have been available if you went … Continue reading
Posted in News
45 Comments
September 30, 2010 – Daily Brief – Most explosive Daily Brief Ever Edition
Johnny Pride’s vengeance: The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has decided to drop all charges against Johnny Pride, the 26 year old reality tv show participant, body builder and one-time City Council candidate after he was arrested in March on … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
57 Comments
September 29, 2010 – Daily Brief
Group alleges Brown Act violation against City of Santa Clarita, saying unspecified members of the Council met and decided before the August 24th Council meeting in which the City Council voted to privatize the operation of the libraries. The letter, signed by … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
87 Comments
100% Job Security
Nate of the great 538.com political forecasting website says Congressman Buck McKeon has a 100% chance of being re-elected this year: To most Santa Claritans in the know, this is a completely unsurprising (and remarkably easy) prediction. Though we like … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
7 Comments
Under-appreciated SCV
A few days ago a commenter noted that s/he would like to see more talk on SCVTalk about interesting and perhaps not-well-known things and activities in the SCV. I aim to please and I’m always open to new ideas, so … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Opinion, SCV Good Eats, Shameless Newhall Boosterism
28 Comments
September 28, 2010 – Daily Brief
It’s not an exaggeration to say that yesterday’s A-1 New York Times (599 comments!) story on Santa Clarita’s decision to hire LSSI to manage its library system has inspired a national debate on the merits of privatization, much of it … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
35 Comments
Notes on the New York Times
Though flawed, I’m happy the New York Times decided to do an article on our library takeover/privatization matter. Aside from blowing up the City’s notion that our libraries were in imminent threat of collapse (“Cracks are forming people!” screamed Marsha … Continue reading
Posted in News, Opinion, Politics
62 Comments
September 27, 2010 – Daily Brief
This story blew up the SCV interwebs on Sunday night, but it’s real impact will be felt today: the mighty New York Times has zeroed in on Santa Clarita’s decision to privatize the operation of our three COLA libraries. The … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
15 Comments
No Daily Brief today, but a Thank You
What is the best thing in the world? Genghis Khan said the best thing in the world is “to crush your enemies, to see them fall at your feet — to take their horses and goods and hear the lamentation … Continue reading
Posted in Website Matters
59 Comments