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Monthly Archives: March 2011
March 15, 2011 – Daily Brief
Assemblyman Smyth says schools are going to have to get used to cuts, whether Jerry Brown succeeds in passing tax extensions or not. Schools face another 10% cut this year if the taxes aren’t extended, an amount one local superintendent … Continue reading
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March 14, 2011 – Daily Brief
The City will spend about $8 million on startup costs for the new library system, money it will borrow from its general fund. The Signal article says three times that the City will pay itself back “with interest, using the … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
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March 11, 2011 – Daily Brief
Super brief brief today as I can’t pull myself away from the coverage of Japan’s quake and tsunami: From the left and now the right: Howard Jarvis Taxpayer’s Association tells the City it can’t just start collecting the special library … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
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Not so hot for Nixle
Last July, just as Captain Paul Becker was taking the reins of the SCV Sheriff’s Station, the LASD introduced its new Nixle email/text/web notification system. It’s no exaggeration to say that the LASD touted Nixle as a revolutionary way to … Continue reading
Posted in Complaint Dept., Media
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March 10, 2011 – Daily Brief
In an effort to defend (hoard?) its redevelopment dollars, the City will try to transfer $17 million from the Newhall Redevelopment agency to the City before Sacramento gets its hands on it. That’s what’s on the agenda for next week’s … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
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March 9, 2011 – Daily Brief
Census Results In: Santa Clarita’s population increased 16.7 percent from 2000 to 2010 for a total of 176,320 people. The Latino population saw a huge 68% increase during that time with a full 51,941 Latinos calling it home. Koreans and … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
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McKeon Gets Snappy
If I were one of Congressman McKeon’s great great grandchildren and heard this, I’d go, “Oh snap!” someone asked the Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee to comment on how the White House is handling the ongoing unrest in … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
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March 8, 2011 – Daily Brief
New group calling itself Santa Clarita Voters for Better Government launches website. Their main complaint seems to be with the library takeover. They’ve got a petition urging the City to reconsider its decision and say the best result might be … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
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Beale’s Cut Explained
Adorable: Give that boy an A++! Especially love the accent and the simulation of a falling wagon. His film should headline next month’s Cowboy Festival.
Posted in History, Humor, Misc.
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Old Town Newhall Renaissance, ctd.
Last year I remarked on how nice Old Town Newhall was becoming in the wake of Phase 1 of the Streetscaping process. I even called it a “Renaissance.” Well this year is even better. With Phase 2 of the Streetscaping … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Shameless Newhall Boosterism
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