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READER’S EDITORIAL: THE REPUBLICANS MARCH TO THE LAND OF OZ
Printer-friendly versionBy Daniel J. Smiechowski December 3, 2012 (San Diego)–Locally in San Diego, as well as nationally, the Republican Party is on its way to the Land of Oz. We’re
READER’S EDITORIAL: MAYOR FILNER’S BINATIONAL OFFICE IN TIJUANA IS LONG OVERDUE
Printer-friendly versionBy Patrick Osio December 1, 2012 (San Diego)–The election of Bob Filner as Mayor of San Diego can have positive trans-border economic growth with his plan of San Diego’s opening
EDITORIAL: FAR EAST PROJECT PRESENTS SKEWED VIEW OF EAST COUNTY
Printer-friendly versionBy Miriam Raftery, Editor December 1, 2012 (San Diego’s East County)–I looked forward to a debut last night of the Far East Project, which promised to showcase photos, art,
READER’S EDITORIAL: TELL CONGRESS– DON’T RENEW TAX CREDITS FOR INDUSTRIAL WIND PROJECTS
Printer-friendly versionBy Terry Weiner, Desert Protective Council November 23, 2012 (San Diego)—There is a real danger that Production Tax Credits (PTCs) for industrial wind projects will be extended. They are due
EDITORIAL: SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT ON STEVE DANON’S REMARKS RE: SAN DIEGO GUILD OF PUPPETRY
Printer-friendly versionBy Lynne Jennings, Board President, San Diego Guild of Puppetry November 5, 2012 (San Diego)–To our dismay, we discovered last week that our small, hard working, non-profit has been
READER’S EDITORIAL: EARTHQUAKES, FAULTS AND MIDGUIDED DEVELOPMENT IN SAN DIEGO
Printer-friendly versionBy Eleanora Robbins “This is where Doug Manchester has decided to build high rise buildings, right on liquefiable soils.” November 3, 2012 (San Diego)–Italy isn’t the only place making
READER’S EDITORIAL: CHOOSING A PRESIDENT IN 2012 –STANDING WITH OBAMA TO PROTECT EQUAL ACCESS TO HUMAN NEEDS AND CIVIL RIGHTS
Printer-friendly versionBy Sylvia Hampton November 1, 2012 (San Diego)–This election is a battle between two very different philosophies of government, especially as it relates to domestic affairs. One that embraces
READER’S EDITORIAL: WHY THIS REGISTERED INDEPENDENT VOTER (AND WOMAN) IS VOTING FOR ROMNEY
Printer-friendly versionBy Danielle Cook November 1, 2012 (Jacumba)–Much talk is being bandied about especially by conservatives on how there could possibly be undecided voters out there. After all, there hasn’t
READER’S EDITORIAL: JIM KELLY IS A BLUE RIBBON FIBBER
Printer-friendly versionA Rebuttal to Jim Kelly’s guest editorial in ECM By Bill Weaver, candidate, Grossmont Union High School Board November 2, 2012 (San Diego’s East County)–Jim Kelly is a blue
READER’S EDITORIAL: RESPONSE TO ATTACKS ON THE GUHSD OVER BOND MONIES AND ALPINE HIGH SCHOOL
Printer-friendly version By Jim Kelly, Grossmont Union High School District Governing Board Member October 30, 2012 (San Diego’s East County)–I appreciate the East County Magazine’s coverage of the Grossmont Union High
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READER’S EDITORIAL: THE REPUBLICANS MARCH TO THE LAND OF OZ
Printer-friendly versionBy Daniel J. Smiechowski December 3, 2012 (San Diego)–Locally in San Diego, as well as nationally, the Republican Party is on its way to the Land of Oz. We’re
READER’S EDITORIAL: MAYOR FILNER’S BINATIONAL OFFICE IN TIJUANA IS LONG OVERDUE
Printer-friendly versionBy Patrick Osio December 1, 2012 (San Diego)–The election of Bob Filner as Mayor of San Diego can have positive trans-border economic growth with his plan of San Diego’s opening
EDITORIAL: FAR EAST PROJECT PRESENTS SKEWED VIEW OF EAST COUNTY
Printer-friendly versionBy Miriam Raftery, Editor December 1, 2012 (San Diego’s East County)–I looked forward to a debut last night of the Far East Project, which promised to showcase photos, art,
READER’S EDITORIAL: TELL CONGRESS– DON’T RENEW TAX CREDITS FOR INDUSTRIAL WIND PROJECTS
Printer-friendly versionBy Terry Weiner, Desert Protective Council November 23, 2012 (San Diego)—There is a real danger that Production Tax Credits (PTCs) for industrial wind projects will be extended. They are due
EDITORIAL: SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT ON STEVE DANON’S REMARKS RE: SAN DIEGO GUILD OF PUPPETRY
Printer-friendly versionBy Lynne Jennings, Board President, San Diego Guild of Puppetry November 5, 2012 (San Diego)–To our dismay, we discovered last week that our small, hard working, non-profit has been
READER’S EDITORIAL: EARTHQUAKES, FAULTS AND MIDGUIDED DEVELOPMENT IN SAN DIEGO
Printer-friendly versionBy Eleanora Robbins “This is where Doug Manchester has decided to build high rise buildings, right on liquefiable soils.” November 3, 2012 (San Diego)–Italy isn’t the only place making
READER’S EDITORIAL: CHOOSING A PRESIDENT IN 2012 –STANDING WITH OBAMA TO PROTECT EQUAL ACCESS TO HUMAN NEEDS AND CIVIL RIGHTS
Printer-friendly versionBy Sylvia Hampton November 1, 2012 (San Diego)–This election is a battle between two very different philosophies of government, especially as it relates to domestic affairs. One that embraces
READER’S EDITORIAL: WHY THIS REGISTERED INDEPENDENT VOTER (AND WOMAN) IS VOTING FOR ROMNEY
Printer-friendly versionBy Danielle Cook November 1, 2012 (Jacumba)–Much talk is being bandied about especially by conservatives on how there could possibly be undecided voters out there. After all, there hasn’t
READER’S EDITORIAL: JIM KELLY IS A BLUE RIBBON FIBBER
Printer-friendly versionA Rebuttal to Jim Kelly’s guest editorial in ECM By Bill Weaver, candidate, Grossmont Union High School Board November 2, 2012 (San Diego’s East County)–Jim Kelly is a blue
READER’S EDITORIAL: RESPONSE TO ATTACKS ON THE GUHSD OVER BOND MONIES AND ALPINE HIGH SCHOOL
Printer-friendly version By Jim Kelly, Grossmont Union High School District Governing Board Member October 30, 2012 (San Diego’s East County)–I appreciate the East County Magazine’s coverage of the Grossmont Union High