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Sweetwater board candidate has his sign damaged
joepublic: sorry, I thought it was Reader 2 who asked for the failed bank info. see above post for the actual legal documentation.— June 11, 2013 8:12 a.m.
Sweetwater board candidate has his sign damaged
the bankruptcy I have referred to, of Jim Cartmill, where Ed Brand and Tom Hassey lent him money - see page 7 http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/837852/000… we as taxpayers look to our elected officials to represent us as independent thinkers. it is concerning that those who are charged with the education of our children are forming personal relationships that have been/are being taken as undo influence.— June 11, 2013 7:47 a.m.
Sweetwater board candidate has his sign damaged
Reader 2: ask and you shall receive (bank info, see page 3) http://www.occ.gov/static/interpretations-and-pre…— June 11, 2013 7:32 a.m.
Sweetwater board candidate has his sign damaged
Not sure why it was inferred that I was eluding to Mr. Jaime Mercado running against John Mccann, when, in fact, it IS the HONORABLE Mr. Kevin O'Neill who will be running against John Mccann. Let us not forget there are three seats we will be voting for. Kevin O'Neill is a candidate The Party can be proud of. Integrity restored. Mr. O'Neill attempted to school the current leadership of the importance of honesty, integrity and fiscal responsibility - but to no avail Fortunately, for the students for the taxpayers he is willing to serve the community he so dearly loves. VOTE IN KEVIN O'NEILL FOR SUHSD BOARD SEAT!!!!!!!!! Bye, Bye Mccann!!!!!!!!!— June 10, 2013 9:22 p.m.
Sweetwater board candidate has his sign damaged
anniej will not be silenced by any person(s), no matter how low they may stoop to attempt to silence her. Quite to the contrary, anniej is more resolute than ever - as grandmother use to say "you never want to get a Pollock angry by bringing their children into anything"— June 10, 2013 7:10 p.m.
Sweetwater board candidate has his sign damaged
One of the testimonies to the Grand Jury was a gentleman who captured the information on computers and cell phones. Here is a scenario for you - the DA or FBI serves The READER with a search warrant in an attempt to identify the IP address of ----, who has in this commu ity forum leaked a confidential personnel matter and a CLOSED SESSION confidential item.— June 10, 2013 6:30 p.m.
Sweetwater board candidate has his sign damaged
Lets us for a moment put aside the indictments, the asking for money from contractors, the temporary restraining orders. Might someone explain why Bertha Lopez has been the ONLY board member whose votes for the past 3 years have been in favor of ALL students, ALL employees and the taxpayers of the South Bay. Perhaps the other board members might want to explain their votes.— June 10, 2013 6:12 p.m.
Sweetwater board candidate has his sign damaged
JAIME MERCADO for SCHOOL BOARD!!! Hopefully all have read Ed Brands Grand Jury testimony in which he states John Mccann asked Brand to ask SGI for money. Then there is Rene Flores's testimony in which he states Brand asked for Jim Cartmill and John Mccann.— June 10, 2013 5:47 p.m.
Sweetwater board candidate has his sign damaged
I am sure it is troubling to Ed Brand, Jim Cartmill, John Mccann, and Arlie Ricasa that the public is celebrating Jaime Mercado as a hero once again. Mercado drove Ed Brand out once before, no doubt the placement of Mercado's sign was a strategic move to cause Brand indigestion Whatever the issue that Mercado faced regarding his employment, am I wrong that it was a confidential matter? So, it appears, that Ed Brand, in his effort to tork Mercado off has obviously divulged confidential information. So it appears that Brand told John Mccann, who has now added leaking confidential employee information to the list of laws he is breaking. OH MY!!! Jaime Mercado would not even accept a free cup of coffee from a vendor. John Mccann and Jim Cartmill not only accepted BUT ASKED! Arlie Ricasa asked for money as well. Quinones, not much left to say. JAIME MERCADO FOR SCHOOL BOARD!!!!!!! First item on the agenda SEND ED BRAND PACKING!!!!!!!!!!— June 10, 2013 4:56 p.m.
Sweetwater board candidate has his sign damaged
VigilantinCV - regarding the John Mccann signs I would ask WHY IS JOHN MCCANN A former COUNCILMAN FOR CHULA VISTA KNOWLINGLY BREAKING THE LAW?????? It is a shame that during a time of cut backs we are having to send City personnel out to correct an issue that should never have occurred in the first place. No doubt the pictures taken will come back to haunt him, the question will be asked WHY DID YOU DO IT???— June 10, 2013 4:45 p.m.