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Wake Up, Speak Up
PawsinSD did sit on the Doyle Recreation Council and was terminated because that very same person missed numerous meetings. I have never heard of a citizen being denied membership to a recreation council unless that person did not qualify under the council's by laws. Paws also served on special committees organized by Park and Recreation Department, spoke at City Council meetings, Doyle Recreation Council meetings and other venues about leash free areas. Paws had her chance to participate and did. A LEGAL leash free area was established at Doyle Community Park and also at various parks throughout the City. There are clearly posted signs in each City park which detail the permitted activities under the Municipal Code. If citizens want these laws enforced or changed, I say "Bravo." Let's be honest, Paws, and not stretch the truth for your own purposes. Also, please stay on topic as this discussion is not about dogs.— April 13, 2010 7:50 a.m.
Wake Up, Speak Up
Thanks CuddleFish for the acknowledgement. I drove 20 minutes to attend this meeting, struggled to find parking in a packed parking lot, and then spent more of MY time as a VOLUNTEER listening to a staff presentation and speakers both pro and con on the 24 hour alcohol ban at Kate Sessions Park. If anyone can present proof that myself or the any of other volunteers on the Community Parks 1 Board conspired and pre-planned the unanimous vote, I challenge them to do so. Since Freedom, Refried Gringo and their companions will not write under their real names, I am only guessing at their identities. Show me your real names and I will show you mine. Then we can see separate the dedicated volunteers from the minority whiners.— April 12, 2010 11:14 p.m.
Wake Up, Speak Up
I am one of members of Community Parks 1 who voted on the 24 hour alcohol ban at Kate Sessions Park. No one contacted before the vote or influenced me in any way. I find it insulting to say my vote was "pre planned." That is not true nor is there a shred of evidence to back up this accusation. When things don't go your way, is it necessary to make false claims ? One of the anti alcohol ban speakers seem to indicate that while he knew of drunken incidents and slosh ball tournaments, he and his drinking buddies were not the one urinating in public and causing other problems. In a de facto way he acknowledged the problems. I found that interesting.— April 12, 2010 8:23 p.m.
Overwhelming Majority of Lifeguards Want to Leave MEA, Join Teamsters
Why didn't the DA charge Ms. Italiano with conversion and fraud? Her act in and of itself (using MEA credit card for personal items) is criminal. It doesn't matter if she paid the card back with interest according to attorneys I have consulted on the matter. Carolyn Smith and Nancy Graham and Judie equals the sisterhood of shame.— May 7, 2009 5:43 p.m.