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Herald Publications - El Segundo, Torrance, Manhattan Beach, Hawthorne, Lawndale, & Inglewood Community Newspapers Since 1911 - (310) 322-1830 - Vol. 103, No. 18 - May 1, 2014 Inside A Successful Race for Education This Issue Calendar...... 3

Certified & Licensed Professionals ...... 14

Classifieds ...... 4

Crossword/Sudoku ...... 4

Food ...... 7

Legals ...... 12,13

Letters ...... 16

Obituaries ...... 2

Pets...... 15 The El Segundo Run For Education gets underway on a cool Saturday morning as the Elite Runners get the go-ahead. Over 1600 people participated in the annual community run. See story and more photos on page 8. Photo by ChristopherBarnesPhotography.com. Politically Speaking...... 5

Real Estate...... 9-11 City’s New PR Firm Gets Ball Rolling

Sports ...... 6,8 For Economic Development Push By Brian Simon El Segundo’s low taxes and leasing rates, stakeholders used to describe the city. Among After interviewing key stakeholders in town, centralized location and approachable City the one-word responses: Aerospace, industrial, visiting businesses and residential areas, and departments add up to conditions where all technology, hard-working, entrepreneurial, conducting a comparative review of competing types of businesses can thrive, according to coastal, urban, start-up, headquarters, safe, cities, El Segundo’s new public relations firm PCA’s report that maintains “the city has authentic, incubator, and opportunity. has quickly put together a general game plan it all. A unique combination of downtown The report goes on to identify the chief to advance the local economic development professionals and midtown creatives….” competitors hoping to entice creative media and Weekend effort in the race to attract new commercial Out of the interviews with stakeholders, tech firms, including Santa Monica (tagged as tenants. Hired in February to brand El Segundo PCA got a sense of the current perception of the “New Silicon Valley”), the relatively new to outside firms and in particular those in the El Segundo. In addition to posting various pull urban community Playa Vista, and Culver City Forecast prime target creative media and hi-tech sectors, quotes that spoke positively of El Segundo’s (the “Heart of Screen Land”) that offer their Paolucci Communications Arts (PCA) presented business-friendly offerings, small-town feel, own unique amenities to prospective tenants. In its positioning and communications platform thriving tech community, proximity to LAX and order to help El Segundo stand out, PCA defines last month to the City Council and Economic more, PCA also lists a number of keywords the See Economic Development page 8 Friday Development Advisory Council (EDAC). During a “30-day immersion” period, five Sunny PCA senior team members interviewed Fortune 500 CEOs, heads of creative media companies, Bill Fisher Reflects on 89˚/62˚ commercial real estate brokers, EDAC members and local residents; toured business districts His City Council Tenure and retail centers; and conducted numerous By Brian Simon down to a few key factors in particular. photo shoots to get to know El Segundo first- Though he finished as the top vote-getter One, I believe there may have been left- Saturday hand. While recognizing the city’s history that in the 2010 election when he secured a over backlash because of the Council vote “starts with aerospace and the refinery,” PCA’s second term on the El Segundo City last May to make a mayoral switch that Sunny report recognizes El Segundo’s subsequent Council, Bill Fisher left nothing to chance moved me into the position in place of 76˚/57˚ growth and business diversity and that it four years later. “I walked precincts more Carl Jacobson,” Fisher said. “has evolved into a world-class leader in in this election than I did during the last A mid-term mayoral change was un- technology and innovation.” Emphasizing El one and I took nothing for granted,” he precedented in El Segundo’s history and Segundo’s “combination of small-town charm reported. “And I felt that the response Fisher felt that people who questioned the Sunday and big-city amenities” that has attracted both was especially positive. I would knock move may have looked at the election as start-up companies and major corporations, on a door and people would say, ‘You a way to correct the situation. “More than Partly PCA divides the community into 10 distinct have my vote.’” anything, I think some folks didn’t agree districts. The list includes Chevron, Smoky But ultimately the end result didn’t with the process of how it happened, but Cloudy Hollow, Residential, Plaza (El Segundo), add up for the now former Mayor, who I had gone to Carl in advance about it,” 71˚/54˚ Downtown, Corporate (where Mattel and finished in third place in the race for two Fisher said. “As I said at the time, I felt DirecTV hold court), The Edge (Campus El Council seats in the April 8 election. So the Mayor needed to promote economic Segundo), Aerospace, Continental (Rosecrans), what went wrong? “While I accept that development and if Carl wasn’t able and Wedge (the Douglas Street and Utah the voters have spoken, I think it came See City Bill Fisher, page 13 Avenue corridor where Time Warner resides). Page 2 May 1, 2014 EL SEGUNDO HERALD Obituaries Wynogene McNulty Stanley Edward Ayer Wynogene McNulty passed away Mountain Meadows District. Stan was born July 4, 1951 in nephew Jesse and his family; his on April 18, 2014 at the age of 79, Wynogene grew up riding horses. Hawthorne, CA and was raised in Aunt Marybell Gorre; and many after a brave battle with cancer. She was in the swim club as a El Segundo, CA, graduating from cousins. She was a long time resident of teenager and continued swimming El Segundo High. Stan attended Stan passed on April 17, 2014. El Segundo before moving to until a few years ago. Her passions El Camino College before being A Celebration of Life will be Tehachapi, CA in 1990. included garage “sale-ing”, cooking, drafted into the Army in Alaska. held on May 4 at 1:00 p.m. at Wynogene was born in March of and visiting with family and friends. He worked for Chevron USA for Chevron Park in El Segundo, 324 1935 in South Gate, CA to Oscar and She is survived by her devoted hus- nearly 33 years. W. El Segundo Blvd. Stan was Johnnie Allen. She was raised with band of 61 years, Jerry McNulty, son He is survived by his wife Valesta a wonderful, loving husband and her sister, Clisby Crook and brother, George Brian (Mary) McNulty, daughter Gail Embry, of over 28 years; daughters Caitlin and Carolyn devoted father. He will be truly missed, not Allen in El Segundo. She was an El Segundo daughter Maureen (Bob) Harrop, and son Bradley (Sean) Hinkle and future first granddaughter; just by his family, but also by many who have High School graduate, class of 1952. She wed (Sebrina) McNulty, and nine loving grandchildren. his brother Randy (Christine); niece Casey and come across his path. Jerry McNulty in March of 1953 and raised Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May their four children here. After moving away, she 3 at St. Malachy’s Catholic Church in Tehachapi. Lee Edward Ayer continued to visit El Segundo often and served In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you donate to Lee passed on November 2, El Segundo and worked for Pacific on the board for the ESHS Alumni Association. Hoffmann Hospice of Bakersfield www. 2012. A Celebration of Life will Bell for over 30 years. For many years she worked as a swim instructor hoffmannhospice.org/make-a-donation/ or The be held May 4 at 1:00 pm at He is survived by his sister and teacher’s aide for the El Segundo School American Cancer Society www.cancer.org in Chevron Park in El Segundo, Marybell Gorre; sons Stan (Valesta) District. In Tehachapi, she worked for the Wynogene’s honor. 324 W. El Segundo Blvd. and Randy (Christine); grandchildren Lee was born March 3, 1919 Carolyn, Caitlin, Casey, Jesse (Amy); in Crawford, CO and was raised great grandchildren Eva, Kira, and in El Segundo, CA, graduating Summer; and many nieces and from El Segundo High. Lee as a nephews. Lee was a beautiful person World War II Veteran. He raised his family in and was loved by many. Walter G. Krumbach June 15, 1959 – April 27, 2014 Walter George Krumbach a son Caden), Alaina and Karl was born on June 15, 1959 to Joseph (KJ). Karl T. and Bernita C. Krumbach After retiring from the El in Hawthorne California. Walt Segundo Police Department, graduated from Hawthorne High Walt became Security Manager School and entered the police for Chevron Products Company, academy for the El Segundo where he worked until his untimely Police Department at the age of death on April 27. 21. He spent some 30 years at the He is survived by his mother, Department, earning the rank of Lieutenant Bernita, his wife Kate of 32 years, his children and retiring in 2010. Kent, Alaina and KJ, grandson, Caden and In 1982, he married Kathleen McIntyre his sisters, Karen Clancy and Ellen Meier. after meeting her while on official police He was preceded in death by his father, Karl. department business. They raised three His smile and his sense of humor will beautiful children: Kent (who married Ashley be missed by his co-workers, friends and Hastings in 2012 and whom are blessed with See Obituaries, page 16 EL SEGUNDO HERALD May 1, 2014 Page 3 Chevron STEM Support School Spotlight Continues for Elementary Grades By Janice Hickey for El Segundo USD Marisa Janicek, Director of Educational Services Dovetailing on the extraordinary success of for ESUSD, is thrilled with the grant and the the Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Engineering opportunities it will afford younger students. Fun for Center Street Cougar Program available in grades 7-12, made possible “Studies show students exposed to challenging through the generosity of Chevron, El Segundo’s scientific and mathematical concepts before the Kids and Parents at Stem Night elementary school students in grades 3–5 now will 4th grade maintain an increased interest and pas- By Alexis Oakley very successful event. “Ms. Monahan was very also have access to this prestigious engineering sion for STEM coursework, which ultimately ties El Segundo USD Writing Intern enthusiastic to host this years STEM Night and program. Starting Fall of the 2014-15 school year, into career choices later in life in the engineering, Center Street Elementary School hosted its she had some fresh ideas to add to what had the $200,000 Chevron grant awarded to ESUSD technology, science, and math fields. This Second Annual STEM (Science, Technology, been successful the year before,” Desemone at the Tuesday night Board meeting is earmarked Chevron grant will make it possible to replicate Engineering, and Math) Night on March 26th. This said about working with Ms. Monahan. to support STEM (Science, Technology, Engi- the very successful Project Lead the Way is just one of the family nights that the PTA holds The event was held in the school’s cafeteria, out- neering & Math) programs in grades 3 through program currently available at the middle and for families to have fun together by learning door quad and library. Center Street was able to 5 with an eye to providing younger students high school, and articulate that program down and exchanging ideas. Together children and recruit the help of local USAF volunteers who challenging hands-on activities designed to to the elementary grades.” With this grant, their parents engage in a fun, exciting, and organized and staffed two really fun and edu- spark and enrich their innate scientific curiosity. See Chevron, page 14 creative atmosphere. STEM Night proved to be cational activities as well as lending support in a hugely successful evening out for families. various other aspects of STEM Night. The El Business Briefs Many students were talking about what exciting, Segundo High School Robotics Team made their new activities next year has in store. Lisa second appearance and demonstrated their famous Middle School Band Students As a way to honor Floyd Carr, Ed Eccles, Desemone headed the event and worked with t-shirt cannon shot, which proved to be a great Win Gold Award owner of Standard Station at 226 Standard an exuberant Ms. Monahan to put together a See Center Street, page 16 Street, will be generously donating 20% of the proceeds from May 3rd to the Floyd and Helen Carr Scholarship Fund. Eccles, a It’s That Time of Year: longtime El Segundo resident and business owner says, “I am thrilled to contribute to the Scholarship Fund as Floyd was a very positive College Acceptances at ESHS influence and role model in my life. I have By Cece Stewart, questions. Here are the responses: known Floyd for over 45 years and when Freshman at El Segundo High School Izzy Castro: ESMS advanced band students, under the guidance of Mr. Tony growing up, he always made me feel as ‘one What college are you going to? What college are you going to? CSU Chico Bancroft, participated in “Heritage Worldstrides Performance” at of the family’. Floyd is Mr. El Segundo!” Stop Basic High School in Henderson, Nevada, on April 12, 2014. ESMS How did you get there? How did you get there? I don’t think I did Band won first place and successfully received the Gold Award, by Standard Station located at 226 Standard How was it waiting for the response? anything specifically to get there. It wasn’t like which they received at Las Vegas’s Circus Circus Adventuredome. Street, for a burger and raise a glass to Floyd, Was this your first choice? all my life I had aspirations to go to Chico. Photo by Sassan Senaati. who loved and served El Segundo for nearly I didn’t even know it existed until this year Floyd Carr Day eight decades, or please help keep the spirit of quite frankly, and I’m not going to kid myself Not many of us are born, raised, get married, community service and volunteering alive by and compare it to Stanford or anything but raise a family and pass away in the same place, donating to the scholarship fund. In this way, I’ve always had a pretty good work ethic. I but Floyd Carr did. That in itself is unusual, the Carr Family can honor a graduating senior just did my work in school, and put effort, but the fact that Floyd Carr volunteered for who exemplifies the spirit of community and and then effort into anything school related. 75 years in the community he loved so dearly volunteering with this scholarship. To donate How was it waiting for the response? is simply amazing. To recognize Floyd and a directly to the Floyd and Helen Carr Scholarship Waiting for responses from all colleges was just life well lived, help us celebrate Floyd Carr Foundation visit www.ESEDF.org. On behalf stressful. Even from waiting for responses from Day, a day designated by the El Segundo City of the Carr Family, we wish to thank those schools you didn’t even want to go to. it’s a Council, on Saturday, May 3, 2014. who have already generously donated. • really big pride thing, obviously you don’t want to be rejected from anywhere. But, realistically metro.net/srtp2014 Stefi Moye, Senior at ESHS, will be attending UCLA next year. speaking, if you aren’t going to go there it’s Photo by CeCe Stewart. pointless to get an acceptance, but it’s satisfying These are questions that are commonly to know you have the option to go there. asked to seniors getting ready to go to college. Was this your first choice?My first choice For most, applications were submitted in De- was originally Cal Poly Slo. But, I sort of cember and the waiting began, with decisions found out after I applied that my major was by colleges sent by April 1. Now we see only a credential in their program so I wouldn’t ESHS seniors proudly wearing sweatshirts have benefitted fully from going there. bearing the name of the colleges they will Sofia Farfan: go to. But, the nerves and stress of getting What college are you going to? El Camino into, and deciding on, college can surely be How did you get there? I simply applied, We’re delivering on our promise. stressful. I interviewed various seniors at El and went on to take placement exams, and Segundo High School and asked these exact See College Acceptances, page 8 The Draft 2014 Short Range Transportation Plan is available for Calendar public comment. The Plan highlights how Metro is delivering on projects and programs over the next ten years. 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One Man’s Opinion Another Man’s Opinion By Gerry Chong has concluded methane is a greenhouse gas Just went a’flippin’ through the papers that pollutes the environment, and that cow In Need of Trustworthy News Outlets this morning, hoping against hope that this flatulence is a major source of methane. In By Cristian Vasquez cycle, a half-an-hour comedy show is infinitely is the day…. the one day the government late March the EPA has proposed cutting This week there has been a feud going on better at sorting out the lies and propaganda that wants to make all decisions for us methane by 25% by 2020, no doubt laying between two cable-television stars. Anchor of packaged by these news outlets. Comedy Central’s The Daily Show Jon Stewart However, because Stewart and his staff of “In 35 states welfare paid more than the minimum wage, and in and Fox News anchor Sean Hannity have been writers are in it for the comedy and entertainment in the middle of an entertaining back-and-forth value of things, they are not the answer to this some places like Hawaii, welfare paid over $60,000 per year!” that was triggered by comments made by lack of efficient information. The Daily Show’s Stewart. Naturally, Hannity responded and now writers compile some great investigative pieces individually, can finally do something right. the groundwork for a new federal law we have an entertaining exchange between one that are informative and worth the 30-minute My good old boy buddy from Texas often requiring cows to conduct themselves in a of the loudest conservative voices on television investment each night, four times a week, 40 laughed and said, “Even a blind pig finds an more ladylike manner. After all, the human and one of the funniest late-night comedians weeks out of the year. Still, the show airs on acorn once in a while” so keep your hopes race depends on it. on TV. As funny as it is to see Stewart and his a network that is home to comedian Daniel up. Maybe today is the day. Flip the page again to state and local news: team of writers tear Hannity apart one clip at a Tosh and his collection of internet videos Anyway, on to page one: it seems President 26 states have found a win-win solution to Obama said he would respond to the Ukrainian the growing cost of paying for their prison “Also, I do enjoy The Daily Show because it makes fun of the absurd flaws in the crisis in a measured way, with no boots on population while promoting government media, among conservatives and liberals, and anything pop culture related.” the ground. Well, guess what? Today the health insurance. First, prisoners are enrolled Pentagon announced 6,000 U.S. paratroopers in Medicaid so their costs are transferred to the time, it is a reminder that the biggest sources featuring people falling off roofs, getting hit would be sent to Eastern Europe in response Feds. Then when prisoners are released they of news for Americans are beyond inefficient. by cars or anything resembling a typical frat to the crisis. Maybe these troops won’t wear will be automatically enrolled to a healthcare In honor of full transparency, I will admit party on a Saturday night. So we have to take boots, thus rationalizing the president’s prior plan at taxpayer cost. Voila! Fewer uninsured that I am not a fan of Fox News. They their programming for what it is: entertainment. message. Seems to me most people would people so it’s a “two-fer”one winner. are irresponsible in using fear to reinforce The frustrating thing is that the biggest want a president to respond in a clear and And finally, on to the last page of the conservative principals with their viewers, with news outlets that exist on cable television unequivocal way, but this president wants paper: The Cato Institute released its report absolute disregard for honesty. Also, I do enjoy are a failure. They fail to simply provide the to so nuance his message that there is no entitled “The Work versus Welfare Tradeoff,” The Daily Show because it makes fun of the news and instead serve to promote liberal meaningful message. which concluded that in 35 states welfare absurd flaws in the media, among conservatives or conservative agendas. MSNBC is to the Well, on to page two we go. The IRS paid more than the minimum wage, and in and liberals, and anything pop culture related. liberals what Fox News is to conservatives: a had given $2.8 million in bonuses to 2,800 some places like Hawaii, welfare paid over Yet, this exchange highlights what a short source of information meant to reaffirm their employees who had not paid their income $60,000 per year! Yet, The New York Times attention span we have as a society and the beliefs and biases. So instead of giving us taxes. While that is a violation of federal bemoans the fact that the poor and middle desperate need for real fair and balanced news. quality news coverage, productive analysis of law, it is not a violation in the union contract class are falling behind the rest of the world Considering MSNBC, Fox News, or even CNN, events, or constructive criticism of any sort, so the government must enter a grievance in per capita revenue. Clearly the solution as unbiased, fair, or balanced news sources is these news agencies provide all of the material procedure with the union to require employees to poverty is to raise the minimum wage to a horrible mistake. The truth is that when a needed for The Daily Show to succeed. I am pay income taxes. Otherwise they can keep the level of welfare. 30-minute news satire can accurately ridicule sure the Hannity/Stewart feud will eventually their bonuses for their good work. Oh, well, I’ll just throw today’s paper in and highlight the hypocrisy and inefficiency in settle down; each side will believe they won Now to news about the environment: the trash, and hope tomorrow we’ll see stories our major news outlets, then we have a huge the feud but Americans will continue to lack Having tracked cows for years, the EPA of the government’s successes. • problem. In this world of the 24-hour news a dependable news source. • #VSLMFZ

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Cheating in Baseball Sports By Adam Serrao infraction. In the very next series against one Eagles Swept out of Last Wednesday night at Fenway Park, the another, almost like a robber breaking into the baseball world was put on notice when Yankees same house two nights in a row, Pineda was League Title Hopes pitcher Michael Pineda was ejected from the seen using pine tar again, except this time, more By Gregg McMullin JD Kruger sacrificed the runners over. Sean game in the second inning of New York’s 5-1 obviously. While most players and coaches The Pioneer League baseball rivalry between Trevino was intentionally walked to load the loss to the Red Sox. Boston manager John choose to just let it go, Red Sox manager John El Segundo and Torrance has come to an end bases. Light hitting Jacob Gurwell fouled off Farrell complained that pine tar was blobbed Farrell was forced, this time, to bring it to the with the Tartars sweeping the Eagles. With a squeeze attempt before striking out. Then on the side of Pineda’s neck. The embarrassing attention of the umpires. league realignment that moves El Segundo number nine hitter, Dominic Haynes drove a part was, for Pineda, that this wasn’t the first “I think we are all embarrassed,” Yankees into the Ocean League starting in the fall, ball to deep center field. Eagle center fielder time that he had been seen with the obvious General Manager Brian Cashman said. The the teams battled in one last two-game set. Nick Karsseboom had a bead on the fly ball, print of pine tar on one part of his body or embarrassment was real, but not only for another. Despite Major League Baseball’s clear Cashman. “The truth is that I feel stupid,” Pineda “A new format to the annual El Segundo Alumni Game is taking place this year. Scheduled stance on the use of illegal substances in the told ESPNDeportes.com. “It was a last minute for Saturday, May 17th, the game will pit two teams of former players against each other.” game, however, most players and coaches didn’t decision when I went out in the second inning, seem to mind. Many instances of cheating and since I was unable to see myself, I did The first one saw the Tartars winning 4-1 and ran up the embankment for the ball but it have arisen throughout the years in the game not know how much I put on until I saw the the second one 7-4 in eight innings. caromed off his glove and three runs scored of baseball, but while drugs like steroids and video.” Those watching Pineda on the mound In the past ten years the two schools have and the Eagles fell 7-4. HGH are so heavily frowned upon, substances probably couldn’t help but feel embarrassed been so closely matched that the over all The Eagles’ title hopes are thin at best. like pine tar have recently seemed to have been for the guy. Most people who cheat do so record was 11-10 in favor of Torrance. That They’ll need a lot of help as well as need- given a pass by both players and fans alike. indiscreetly: Pineda, however, chose not only odd game was a 7-1 El Segundo win in the ing to run the table from here on out. The Once officially caught, Pineda was suspended to put a huge portion of the stuff on his neck 2006 CIF-SS semi-final game; dubbed “The Eagles hosted Lawndale yesterday and are on 10 games by Major League Baseball “for for everyone to see, but he did it in his very Bee Game.” the road Friday. Next week the Eagles host possessing a foreign substance on his person.” next start against the team that he should have On a cool blustery evening the two teams North Torrance on Wednesday and wrap up 10 games may, at first, seem to be a little been caught for using it against not even two played their last league game for the fore- the regular season the following week against excessive, but as Executive Vice President of weeks previously. “Guys look to create a grip,” seeable future in front of a large boisterous South Torrance. Baseball Operations Joe Torre stated, “We just opposing manager John Farrell said, “but crowd. “It was a lot of fun, just a great Alumni Game felt that, with the ten games, it was necessary typically you’re not looking to be as blatant.” rivalry,” Torrance coach Ollie Turner said. A new format to the annual El Segundo for him to miss two starts instead of just one.” Despite the idiocy of it all on Pineda’s “The kids think it’s Yankees-Red Sox. It’s Alumni Game is taking place this year. On top of the suspension, however, Pineda part, other players, including those on the a big deal.” This last game closes a chapter Scheduled for Saturday, May 17th, the game should have been more embarrassed than opposing team, don’t seem to have much of of one of the South Bay’s greatest baseball will pit two teams of former players against anything. Just a week and half prior, in an a problem with what he did. Red Sox catcher rivalries. Think in terms of the Boston Red each other. According to organizers it will April 10th game against the Red Sox, Pineda A.J. Pierzynski thinks that it could help with Sox versus the New York Yankees or Giants give more players an opportunity to play. had attracted the opposing team’s attention by the safety of the players coming up to the versus Dodgers; that’s how heated it has The other change is to make it more of a using a substance that looked eerily similar to plate. “I don’t have a problem with guys that become over the years. reunion of sorts and expand it to a weekend pine tar on his mitt and later on the palm of do it,” he said. “I know as a hitter, I want Torrance took a 1-0 lead in the second of activities. It will include a golf tournament his hand. Since the opposing manager never to get in there and know that the guy has a inning without getting a hit. El Segundo on Friday, May 16, to help raise money for came out and said anything to the umpires, grip. Put it on your hat, put it on your pants, starter Hunter Lewis hit Kyle Smith with the baseball and surf team programs. The he was never caught and got away with the See Cheating, page 8 a pitch and walked two batters to load the after-hacking party is scheduled to take place bases. Then Lewis hit Robert Sylvester in at the Old Town Patio, 115 Richmond Street. the back with a pitch to bring in Smith. For more information on playing in the game Torrance added another run without a hit in or supporting the golf outing please contact the third inning. After a walk and an error, Craig Cousins at (310) 413-1090. Torrance scored on a first-and-third play, Junior Varsity Baseball taking advantage of another Eagles miscue The Eagles split with Torrance winning to take a 2-0. The Tartars added another run 13-5 and dropping one 10-6 and are tied in the fifth on a double and bloop-single to atop of the Pioneer League standings with make it 3-0. Torrance at 3-1. In the first game with the Connor Underwood’s sacrifice fly that scored game tied 5-5 in the sixth inning the Eagles Jake Palmer was all the offensive production sent 13 hitters to the plate. They went on to that the Eagles could muster. Torrance added score eight runs on just three hits. They took one more run in their half of the sixth to cap advantage of six walks and two hit batters both team’s scoring. The Eagles out-hit the and Jackson Walz’s two run single capped Tartars but they were undone by six walks, the scoring. a couple of hit batters and untimely errors Frosh/Soph Baseball that Torrance took advantage of. Torrance broke El Segundo’s nine-game A number of the players have known each winning streak with a 6-3 win at El Segundo other from facing each other in various sports to begin Pioneer League play. Justin Ostler and at other baseball levels. Torrance has 6 pitched well, giving up one unearned run in a players and El Segundo has 12 players on complete game effort that earned him nothing their rosters that played against each other more than a loss. Noah Ruedas had three hits in the 2012 Babe Ruth League 15-year-old while Kobe Estrada and CJ Shevlin had two Pacific Southwest Regional tournament; El hits each to lead the Eagles attack. Segundo finished third at the World Series. El Segundo gained a split with Torrance with The Eagles staked Eagles’ ace Willem a 5-0 win on the road. Jackson Stone threw Mostert to a 2-0 lead in the first inning. a complete game four hit shutout to earn the Jake Palmer singled and scored on an RBI victory. Estrada doubled home Evan O’Connor single by Lars Nootbaar. Nick Saucedo’s to give Stone all the runs he needed in the first sacrifice fly gave the Eagles a 2-0 lead. That inning. Sean Emery doubled and was squeezed lead was short-lived when Ryan Eastburn home by Nico Celestial for the second run in drilled a two run single to tie the game in the fifth inning. Ruedas and Emery drove in the second inning. runs in the sixth inning to help seal the win. With El Segundo leading 4-3 in the sixth The Eagles rallied to defeat West Torrance inning, the Tartars benefitted by a throwing 4-2 in a non-league game Justin Villafana and error to tie the game. With a pinch runner Ryan Maryoung pitched two shutout innings on second base Nootbaar made a dazzling each with Maryoung earning the victory. Kobe highlight reel play up the middle to save Estrada pitched the seventh to get the save. a sure RBI single with one out. Nootbaar Down 2-0 in the third inning, the Eagles scored threw the hitter out on a spinning play. When twice with key hits from Stevie Aldana, Estrada Torrance pinch runner Billy Bryant rounded and Emery. The Eagles secured the victory with third base too much Eagle first baseman two runs in the bottom of the sixth inning. Jake Noah Bergren’s throw back to third base McDonnell singled, was sacrificed to second bounced and got away allowing Bryant to by Mark Binder and scored on a double by score the tying run. Nico Celestial. Celestial scored to a sacrifice The score remained 4-4 before Torrance fly by Jackson Stone to finish off the scoring. rallied in the top of the eighth. Eastburn The Eagles improved to 15-3 overall and 1-1 was hit by a pitch, Kyle Smith walked and in league play. • EL SEGUNDO HERALD May 1, 2014 Page 7

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Cheating from page 6 your belt, put it on your glove, whatever you he perhaps shouldn’t have put it on his neck. on the planet? Certainly ‘Shoeless’ Joe Jackson the opposing third baseman, a riot begun that have to do. You just can’t do it that blatantly. Maybe a little on his forehead to keep his wouldn’t. There was Albert Belle and his corked eventually destroyed 170 neighboring buildings That was what the biggest issue was. No one cap on straight would have been a better idea. bat and distinct predisposition to running into in 1894. Ty Cobb sharpened his spikes, George has an issue with him doing it. It’s just more Pineda’s recent gaffe has brought to light some second baseman with the clear intent to injure Brett has a pine tar incident named after him of the fact that it’s so blatant.” Sure, it’s not of the other biggest cheaters in baseball and has them. Of course, the aforementioned Pete Rose and who could possibly forget about Mark steroids, stealing signs, a corked bat or, heaven given us the opportunity to take a look back. makes the list with his gambling tendencies. McGwire, Sammy Sosa, Roger Clemens, forbid, betting on a game (see Pete Rose), but For instance, the 1919 Chicago White Sox. Who John McGraw hid balls in the outfield, spiked Barry Bonds and the many, many other that it is plainly written in the rules of the game could forget about the Black Sox World Series opposing players with his cleats, watered down have made baseball the game it is today. Now that the use of illegal substances is just that: scandal and the involvement of the mob to fix base paths, grew out the infield grass and even Pineda’s pine tar incident doesn’t sound like illegal. If Pineda wanted to get away with it, what was, at the time, the biggest sporting event started a riot. After getting into a fight with such a terrible offense after all. •

College Acceptances from page 3 Economic Development from front page to speak to counselors. to just see one more school. We pulled onto several “brand pillars/key attributes” that “Paolucci Communication Arts has hit the How was it waiting for the response? I campus and that was in! I had fallen in love! include a serious business culture, easy ground running by wrapping up their first didn’t have to wait since it is a JC. Mattie Giglio connectivity thanks to accessible freeways and 30 days in town,” said City of El Segundo Was this your first choice? It wasn’t What college are you going to? Young the nearby LAX, incubation and innovation Economic Development Analyst Ted Shove. “In my first choice. But after some thinking, I Americans School of Performing Arts. exemplified by the promising Smoky Hollow that time, PCA has conducted a tremendous decided it was the best choice for me and How did you get there? I auditioned and district, a South Bay coastal living vibe, the amount of research and they seem to have would lead me to more options in my future. did a regular application process. presence of businesses of all shapes and an in-depth understanding of the community. Malcolm Au: How was it waiting for the response? Well, sizes, small town values, and a bright and During our next meeting, PCA will roll out What college are you going to? UCLA I got wait listed accidentally. They weren’t vibrant future with projects such as Campus the plan to begin marketing the community. I How did you get there? I did a lot of supposed to send me that letter, they were El Segundo’s elevon and The Point at Plaza believe this next step will capture the attention things. I dedicated myself to school, sports, so mad at themselves. I was just supposed El Segundo on the way. of many stakeholders within the community ASB, Boy Scouts, clubs, and a reckless to get a letter of acceptance. In arriving at its positioning, PCA argues and will probably be very well-attended.” pursuit of the things I love! Was this your first choice? This was that “over the last 100 years, no other city or Regarding PCA’s presentation, Mayor How was it waiting for the response? It between La Verne, but I chose this. the contributions of its corporate citizens can Suzanne Fuentes added that it was was very very nerve racking. What I learned from these interviews is that match the creative, cutting edge technology “enlightening to see El Segundo through Was this your first choice? No, not my working hard is key. For those who want to and manufacturing of El Segundo, which the optics of someone who isn’t immersed first choice. reach their highest potential, they must work transformed the world.” It goes on to say in living and working here.” She also hopes Amanda Goeglein: hard to achieve it. I also learned that though that “even though the aerospace and defense to see EDAC continue to move forward What college are you going to? Samford you might not always get your first choice, industry may be currently scaling down, in making recommendations to the City University [Birmingham, AL]. you will find an option that works for you. the enduring spirit of innovation, invention Council and said she is committed to How did you get there? Stay focused Throughout this process, I have come to and transformation in El Segundo has never economic development growth. “Retention throughout high school. realize that if I want to succeed, the simple burned brighter. The city is poised for a new and attraction are vital to El Segundo’s How was it waiting for the response? key is devotion and hard work. The stress generation of entrepreneurial excitement, success. We can’t fix California, but we can Waiting for the response felt like it took of college impacts not only the kid, but the energy and invention, inspired by the success position El Segundo to be the best and most forever. I found out in December that I was families as well. It can stress children from and magnitude of their predecessors.” business-friendly city in our state. I intend wait listed, which in a sense was kind of middle school, moms who want the best, With its initial research period concluded to visit our existing businesses, thank them devastating. But, there wasn’t much I could do and even teachers who hope their students and its findings presented, PCA will next for choosing El Segundo and determine how but wait until March for their final response. learned something. Where you end up is a embark on a “creative and strategic launch we can best serve them.” Was this your first choice? At first, absolutely reflection of your decisions and work habits. sequence” this month, laying out the details for In concluding its positioning statement, not because it’s so far away. But last summer So, with in this experience, I have learned that its proposed ad campaign, marketing collateral, PCA describes El Segundo as “the leader in on a college tour with my parents we stopped I must work hard, and the achievements will website direction, public relations, and social business development, growth and prosperity. at Samford because we had time to kill before eventually come. So, congratulations to all of media. With the blessing of EDAC and the Business thrives here. It always has. It always our next college visit, which was two hours the El Segundo High School seniors on their City Council, the group hopes to complete the will. And while some of the companies in from Samford in Mississippi. I didn’t want hard work these past four years, and best of creative components of the campaign in June El Segundo will continue to lead the world, to stop but my parents said it wouldn’t hurt luck to you all in your college endeavors! • and launch a full-scale marketing plan in July. others have set out to change it...” • EL SEGUNDO HERALD May 1, 2014 Page 9

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+RENTALS - EL SEGUNDO U 1 bedroom/1 bath home. Refurbished. Large yard. Great neighborhood. U Commercial 2,000 sq. ft. on Main Street. Great location. Page 12 May 1, 2014 EL SEGUNDO HERALD

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Bill Fisher from front page because of time constraints or any other rea- economic development grant and building ary cuts where all unions gave 12.8 percent said. “The Finance Director presented data son… I said I would. A change in direction increased regional awareness about El Segundo in concessions in 2010. We also went to a that if the percentages weren’t taken out, it of the City toward this was critical because to entice businesses to come here. “There two-tier pension contribution system for new would bury us in a few years because the the City desperately needed a voice to engage is much more to do to continue this effort. hires. If the solution was salary cuts with- percentages were compounding. These were business, tell the story of El Segundo and We are just getting started,” Fisher said. “I out severely damaging the City’s ability to all put in the union contracts prior to my head the economic development effort to fill hope that the new Council will build upon provide services, then we would have gone being on Council. The mandatory staffing one million square feet of vacant office space our progress and keep the momentum going. that route and not felt compelled to put a tax removal was huge because we strategized across Sepulveda and replace millions of dol- It’s made a difference already and it’s going measure on the ballot. This was a decision that in the next year, if we had to, we could lars in lost tax revenues. I still feel that way to be crucial for the long-term stability of by the entire Council.” lay off if they wouldn’t take salary cuts. With now. The recovery was underway and wouldn’t our community.” The so-called “hit piece” Fisher referred the mandatory staffing there, we wouldn’t last forever. It was time to act. The mayoral Fisher also believes that the failure of the to was a four-page flyer with detailed argu- be able to lay off easily and hence would change was not meant as an indictment of Measure A tax initiative and what he termed ments against Measure A authored by former not get concessions. That next year, they Carl, who has been and continues to be a a “hit piece” delivered to residents’ doors Councilmember Mike Robbins. “Among other did take concessions because of that. All great steward for the City. However, after our shortly before the election may have hurt things, it says that I gave out 11.25 percent the unions did--to a tune of 12.83 percent. conversation, I felt I was the best-positioned his campaign. “Although some people might to 32.3 percent in pay raises [in 2009] to Those concessions translated to millions of and had the most time to do this vital work think otherwise, I want to be clear that I am unions and suggests that I am beholden dollars of savings that kept our city running on behalf of the City. I would have liked to not someone who likes to increase taxes… to the police and fire unions,” Fisher said. during the downturn.” have done it differently. If Carl would have but the Council spent months looking at all “That is absolutely false on all counts. The Fisher added that he also has never re- agreed to it in our conversations, we could the alternatives and all five of us reluctantly statement acts like I alone had the power to ceived any campaign money from the unions, have made the transition easier but he said agreed that moderate tax increases, which do that. Everything is a vote by the Council. pointing out that a political action committee I had to bring it to the Council for a vote.” still kept El Segundo tax rates at or below And Carl Jacobson was right there with me (PAC) made up of a number of community In just under a year as Mayor, Fisher main- area rates for the area, were the only viable approving the contracts and we both know groups did endorse his candidacy 10 years tained that he accomplished what he set out option to address the upcoming budget defi- that unions got no such increases during the ago along with two others but that he ran to do. He pointed to important milestones in cits or else we’d be faced with unacceptable recession.” his own campaign and was independent and economic development, including expanding service losses,” Fisher said. “If we felt the Fisher went on to say that the Council separate from all groups. “Anyone can walk the role of the Economic Development Ad- answer was as easy as just chopping more during the same period successfully negoti- into the City Clerk’s office, get the campaign visory Council (EDAC), engaging business salaries and benefits, we’d do that--but that ated the removal of mandatory staffing and reports and see that I never accepted money inside and outside the city, hiring a new doesn’t solve the full deficit. And it bears changed percentages to fixed fees on add- from any unions, ever. 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Bill Fisher from page 13 everyone in 2010, I was most vocal speaking economic challenges the likes of which no notable sites such as Campus El Segundo and As to what his next plans are, Fisher said he directly to the unions that they must take the previous councils had encountered,” he said. Plaza El Segundo, saw the opening of a new fire will continue running his engineering business concessions,” he said. “My colleagues and I had to make a number of station and beach restroom facility as well as and plans for expansion as well as possibly Fisher reiterated that the City relies on tough decisions and I believe those have helped a modernized power plant, moved forward on looking at some new opportunities. He will businesses for 85 percent of its revenues the City move forward. Unfortunately, there plans to develop Smoky Hollow into a thriving also remain involved in local organizations, and pointed to the economic downturn as the were too many roadblocks to fully overcome— mixed industrial and professional area, secured but mainly will spend more time with his prime reason for the budget shortfall. “The including just as examples the unexpected loss funding to complete residential sound insulation family. “I will miss working on the future of business community came out in support of of $2.5 million in sales tax revenue from one work for as many eligible homes as possible El Segundo with my Council colleagues and Measure A and were willing to pay over 90 business due to an error in their reporting and before the December 2015 deadline, oversaw the staff at the City,” he said. “I wish the new percent of the tax increases,” he said. “But El payment method, the loss of over $2 million improvements around town like the Maple Av- Council all the best and good decision-making Segundo voters have traditionally not welcomed year in interest income on our investments, enue and Aviation Boulevard fixes, and defended in guiding our community through these dif- tax increases even in desperate times. As the State mandates in the retirement system [PERS] and preserved El Segundo’s home town charm. ficult and challenging times.” • Mayor, I may have become linked with Measure increases that we had and still have no control A for those who rejected the tax increases and over, and, of course, the massive reduction in people’s votes may have therefore followed tax revenues due to the recession.” Chevron from page 3 in line--even though much of the information Noting the Council’s achievements during his ESUSD will be one of the very first school community to fuel our schools in so many ways. presented against Measure A was skewed and tenure, Fisher said that he and his colleagues districts to implement the newly designed It is not just their financial support, but also the inaccurate and I ran an independent campaign balanced eight budgets while maintaining all PLTW elementary school program. people who work for this company who come from the measure. Unfortunately, the majority services in a terrible recession and reducing City Lily Craig, External Affairs Manager for and support our district at events, volunteer in our of voters believed otherwise and now the com- costs, decreased long-term pension expenses, Chevron, along with Frank Semancik, Chevron schools, and promote education that make this munity may have to pay for it by potentially negotiated a revenue plan with Chevron and the General Manager, was on hand to personally company so special. ESUSD would not have the losing or having major degradation of many future construction of a new El Segundo public present the Board with Chevron’s generous programs and facilities we have in our community of the great services they’ve come to expect.” pool with Wiseburn School District, supported donation. ESUSD Board President Laura Gabel without their generosity. Chevron really is a Despite falling short in his bid for a third El Segundo Unified School District through both was deeply thankful for the possibilities the grant company that uses ‘human energy’ to support term, Fisher looked back at his eight years on monetary and in-kind contributions, brought new provides ESUSD students. “We are so grateful ESUSD! We are not only just so appreciative the Council with a sense of pride and accom- business to town through economic development to Chevron, an amazing school and community of this $200,000 check , but appreciate even plishment. “I’m very proud of my work. The with a solid plan to move forward, approved partner, for their continued generosity to our more Chevon’s willingness to see the value of majority of the time I served, we dealt with plans for several major upcoming developments at district. We are so lucky to have them in our public education every day.” • CERTIFIED AND LICENSED PROFESSIONALS

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Lovey is the sweetest 5 pounds at only 5 weeks Come and find your pur- These pets are available dog ever! She was found old and they were all born fect partner at our Cinco for adoption through Kitten as a stray in an empty lot with docked tails. This is de Meow open house on Rescue, one of the largest cat with her two puppies; her a fantastic litter of sweet, Sunday, May 4, noon to 5 rescue groups in Southern owners were never located. curious, lovable, no-issue pm, hosted by our Kitten California. All of our Lovey is wonderful with pups. They will require Rescue Sanctuary. You’ll kitties are spayed/neutered, all other dogs, loves all that you have the time on enjoy raffle prizes, music, microchipped, tested for people and would like your hands to raise them food, drinks and meow-garitas FeLV and FIV, dewormed nothing better than to just properly. They will need with your fellow animal and current on their hang out in your lap. She is to stay in the South Bay lovers. Adoption fees for vaccinations. For additional very sweet, very smart and and north Orange County adult cats will be only $20. information and to see our a very quick learner. With area since they are unfixed To RSVP and for directions other kitties, please check our her cheerful personality, and will need to visit us to the sanctuary, please email website www.kittenrescue. Lovey’s tail is always frequently during the next [email protected]. org or email us at mail@ wagging. She loves going several months. Spurs Arwen is a gorgeous little kittenrescue.org. Your tax for walks and is up for will be neutered when brown tabby and white girl deductible donations for the whatever outing you have of age; is currently on with soft golden eyes. This rescue and care of our cats planned. Lovey is spayed, vaccinations,; is dewormed, sweet girl was rescued from and kittens can be made current on vaccinations, microchipped, fine with death along with her 4 less Arwen loves to be petted in a through our website or by microchipped, and fine Lovey’s favorite place is your lap. other dogs; and for the than one week old kittens. In calm environment. sending a check payable to with other dogs. puppy’s well-being, best placed with mature her foster home, Arwen has Kitten Rescue, 914 Westwood Jackie is a beautiful 3 year old Shepherd/ children over 7 please. four playmates, and she loves them all! She Blvd. #583, Los Angeles, CA 90024. Lab mix. She was found as a stray and To learn more about these and other is very playful and runs around with the On Saturdays, we have adoptions from microchipped, but the people at the address she wonderful dogs, visit our website at www. 6-month-old kittens; it’s a good match- she’s noon to 3:30 p.m. in Westchester at 8655 was registered animalsrule.org. If a dog is on our website, a small cat! Arwen loves to be petted, and Lincoln Blvd. just south of Manchester Ave. to denied it’s available. Come to our Saturday adoption she will purr up a storm if you let her. Arwen and also in Mar Vista at 3860 Centinela Ave, knowing her. events from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. at 305 North needs patience, love, and understanding just south of Venice Boulevard. Our website So it’s time for Harbor Blvd., San Pedro (just off the 110 as she continues to gain confidence from lists additional adoption sites and directions a new, better near the cruise port). We are always in need whatever made her so scared before being to each location. home for of donations for veterinarian bills and our rescued and would be best suited in a calm Be kind. Save a life. Support animal rescue.• Jackie. Jackie senior dogs. Donations can be made through household. If you’re looking for a kitty who is a wonderful our website or by sending a check payable to: is low maintenance, but is a good playmate dog who is 3 Animals Rule Placement Foundation at 305 for your cat, Arwen would be your girl! years old and North Harbor Blvd., San Pedro, CA 90731. JellyBean is one very lucky kitten. He weighs 68 All donations are tax-deductible; we are a was discovered in a car engine, and his pounds. She registered 501©3 non-profit organization. foster mom fished him out and cleaned him already knows Saving one animal won’t change the up. With his fluffy black coat, Jellybean is how to sit and world, but the world will surely change for going out of his way to prove that black lay down on that animal. • cats are lucky! And as if his handsome command. As licorice coloring wasn’t enough, he has she loves to go developed hints of a white undercoat giving Jackie loves walks and family time. for walks and him a smoky appearance that is just too is great with kids, Jackie will be a great adorable for words. JellyBean absolutely family addition. Jackie is spayed, current on loves other cats and even dogs. He is the vaccinations, dewormed, and microchipped. perfect companion for a lonely cat as he is Spurs is one in a litter of 5 week old very high energy due to his youth. If you puppies we found being sold on the street don’t already have a kitty companion for corner: three boys and two girls. We DNA’d him, Jellybean would love be adopted with two puppies from this litter, so about the time Charleze, a gorgeous black female kitty who they are 8 weeks old we will know what has adopted JellyBean as her baby or with their breed is. We do know that they will fluffy grey kitten Constantine, who became be medium to large in size since they weigh Spurs is a puppy who needs a family to love. his kitten companion upon his own rescue. JellyBean is a great addition to a pet family. Happy Tails

With a little dog like Radar, what’s not course, he sleeps in bed with us lying flat to love! His new family is totally smitten on his back with all four feet in the air. He’s and as well as everyone who meets him. managed “sit” several times, but Jim says “Radar is settling in great. He played, chased it’s accidental. I know better: he is so smart his ball, ate well and has more energy than and so very eager to please. All it takes is Jim and I combined. Radar loved Jim from a gentle “no” and he stops whatever he is the moment we walked in not supposed to be doing. Did the door and even though I mention he loves his back Jim looked at him and yard? We play ball with him, said “he’s a Chihuahua,” it but he’s great at throwing the didn’t take long for Jim to balls around himself and chas- fall in love too. He is the ing them. Yesterday a butterfly happiest, sweetest, loving, landed on one of the balls and and funny little dog we’ve he was totally in awe: stopped, ever had! When he takes stared for the longest time and off running, he skips the when the butterfly flew away, first few steps..so funny he was in hot pursuit. I like to to watch! He’s great at think it was Roxy welcoming meeting people too. Our him home. contractor stopped by, too, And his name will stay Ra- and was instantly smit- Radar is settling in and loves his new family dar: he walks around half the and all the friends that he is meeting there! ten. Radar greeted him with time with one ear up and one his little waggie tail and lots of kisses. I got down. Radar suits him nicely. Thank you him a booster seat for the car so we can both for rescuing Radar and for all the other start going for rides and coming to Animals dogs you have rescued and will continue to Rule in the mornings. Bud the cat is not rescue. What you do is incredible! Love, happy but that will come in time. Radar Mary, Radar, Jim and Bud.” just doesn’t understand why this guy will When you adopt a “pet without a partner,” not play with him! you will forever make a difference in their He’s sleeping well. He has a bed in the life and they are sure to make a difference living room and one in the den, but, of in yours. • Page 16 April 24, 2014 EL SEGUNDO HERALD Letters April 15 Council Meeting action to discuss the salary and benefits that after the latest attack. Ms. Fong I have not spoken to you or The Council meeting after the election should the City Council members receive and whether Marianne Fong derided Ms. Fellhauer as your husband Mike Robbins for years, but have been a straightforward ceremonial passing such should be reduced or eliminated either a “highly paid Police Union member… with I wouldn’t have expected such a mean- of power from the old to the new Council. voluntarily or through formal action.” lavish pension and benefits and a cushy desk spirited letter. You were always kind when However, defeated Mayor Bill Fisher made the Eliminating Council pay and benefits will job, all at taxpayer expense”. you spoke to me. meeting all about himself, and then his ally, make it difficult to attract honest, competent, Ms. Fellhauer is an LAPD officer. She I understand politics is a rough and tumble Marie Fellhauer, made it all about attacking independent candidates. This will help the Police straps on a gun and badge everyday knowing endeavor, not for the faint of heart. newly elected Council Members Suzanne and Fire Unions elect their own candidates that she may have to risk or forfeit her life But believe it or not, it is possible to disagree Fuentes and Mike Dugan. and pack the Council with Union Puppets. It in the line of duty. with respect, and without hatred and name- Fisher used his bully pulpit for the last time. will also help Fellhauer and Atkinson run for This is not a joke. Just last week, Ms. Fellhauer calling. I wonder if a paper could survive if He gave a long-winded speech repeating his re-election with minimal or no competition. had a black band across her badge as the LAPD it required more civility in its letters... campaign material, taking credit for the work The election might be canceled due to lack buried an officer killed in the line of duty. Ms. Fellhauer, stay safe at work. and accomplishments of others including Carl of candidates, as in 2006, when Fisher was Then in her hometown paper she read a – Jim Boulgarides Jacobson and even myself. As usual, he stated appointed after potential candidates were personal attack not just on her politics, but From the Editor numerous falsehoods, and without any proof or intimidated by the unprecedented 2004 campaign on her chosen profession of service. Regarding Jim Boulgarides statement: evidence, accused others of lying even though spending. It would’ve happened this time, if Maybe this struck a nerve with me because “I wonder, if a paper could survive if it they backed up their statements with evidence. not for Dugan. – Mike Robbins I wear a fireman’s badge and attacks on required more civility.” I support freedom of Police Union member Marie Fellhauer put Responding to Fong’s letter public service seem not just acceptable, but speech for everyone, whether I agree or not. an item on the agenda designed to achieve a I do not know Marie Fellhauer. I did not a form of blood sport. Maybe I’m just a I believe the letters written are a reflection political end. It read, “Consideration and possible support her campaign. But I have to respond union puppet as well. of the writer, not the newspaper. – HM

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