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U-T’s Taylor Baldwin on Filner: “He made me feel cheap”
Ponzi, nice personal attack on Ms. Baldwin. She is making a point, the kind of chat he directed at her has no place in a professional environment.— July 16, 2013 10:11 a.m.
Week in review: Sweetwater Union High School District
There are pros and cons to each side of that--if someone excels at this position and is tapped for a broader responsibility, that's fine. But there should be a balance on every Board...there should be citizens who have no other calling but to offer their time to the appointed board. I think the most evil combination are Board Members who double piggy back their business onto the District's business, and there are far too many of those kinds of Board Members in all the region's districts.— July 3, 2013 2:26 p.m.
Sweetwater runs afoul of state Public Records Act
I wonder why Mr. Shinoff is being so cooperative.— July 1, 2013 4:42 p.m.
Week in review: Sweetwater Union High School District
Hi, annie...I think a lot of times, people are ego-driven and all the attention and the new "friends" are a temptation that many cannot resist. The folks who are intent on corruption often start by offering their "Gifts" to a board member's favorite charity...why, there is no direct connection there! The person then basks in all the attention from the supporters of the charity for their part in getting the donation...and it grows from there. They do favors and small things and then finally ask for payback. It's depressing and ugly that this is allowed to continue for so many years. What a horrible example of civic leadership for the young people currently in the schools.— July 1, 2013 4:36 p.m.
Roman Abramovich yacht on San Diego’s Embarcadero
Very cool. A good excuse to walk the Embarcadero!— June 28, 2013 12:06 p.m.
Sweetwater runs afoul of state Public Records Act
Shinoff seems to be associated with several school districts in the area who have questionable practices.— June 27, 2013 11:59 a.m.
Former San Ysidro schools chief Manuel Paul won’t speak
If you can stick through and not abandon hope, Annie, the rest of us sure can!— April 26, 2013 1:06 p.m.
Hillcrest residents protest Harvey Milk St. signage
What?— April 4, 2013 10:45 a.m.
Sweetwater school district board seeks to silence opposition
Shirleyberan, it must have taken quite some courage to come forward. Thank you for joining the conversation.— March 28, 2013 12:18 p.m.
UT San Diego hopes to add four new buildings to Mission Valley property, including a 23-story residential tower
"improving public access to the San Diego River?" It's a flood control channel. It's also pretty darn close to the contaminated soil under the Stadium. The area floods pretty much every year...most buildings already have pumps in their basements to help clear the water. Where's the closest fire station? Who is going to foot the bill for the public facilities needed to support this development, when Mission Valley has been overgrown compared to the public services for at least 20 years. What could possibly be wrong with all these big shot plans?— March 28, 2013 noon