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Fired — and not liking it at all
There was that one event from his previous employment wherein he "allegedly" planted a gun in the car of a doctor who had the nerve to disagree with Mr. Anderson--and then there was a call to the police about the weapon. All to get the doc to back down and shut up. Mr. Anderson allegedly does not play by any known rules, unless you count "by any means necessary". One sick cookie, allegedly.— March 31, 2015 7:54 p.m.
Put up or cover-up, public utilities commission?
Well, isn't that interesting. Let's hope that there will be some good management, some honest assessments and some real changes.— March 30, 2015 10:04 p.m.
Fired — and not liking it at all
Considering all that Larry Anderson did, he should be feeling relief he hasn't been charged with massive counts. Just another toxic SD personality, I guess.— March 30, 2015 9:53 p.m.
Touching donors
Harold Hill actually learned something and became a better person. I don't suppose we could completely rule that out in Mr. Campbell's case, but I'd say it is rather unlikely. Maybe there is a final act being written!— March 30, 2015 6:54 p.m.
Put up or cover-up, public utilities commission?
In my opinion, what happened in San Bruno is so egregious that unless someone wants to commit political suicide, there won't be wrist-slapping here. To have had a list of problem pipelines for over ten years, not done a thing about them, have one blow up to the extent that people died in their suburban homes, homes were destroyed, a neighborhood torn apart--and then it looks like there was collusion between PG& E and the CPUC as they tried to downplay this! And then there is the minor (!) matter of San Onofre--years of poor decision-making, poor maintenance, blame-shifting, and nonsense, with which they want to charge the rateholders! I am starting to long for the days when tar and feathers would be considered a good start at correcting the problem! No, the time is past for wrist-slaps. I hope we see some serious justice.— March 30, 2015 6:43 p.m.
Brian Mackey’s acting bucket list
Mr. Mackey had me in stitches with his character in "Baby With the Bathwater" at the Diversionary Theater a few nights back. I also thoroughly enjoyed his performances in "Travesties" and "The Importance of Being Ernest". Let's hope we get to see him in all of the roles he has listed in this article!— March 30, 2015 6:28 p.m.
Touching donors
Breslin, maybe the toxicity level won't be as bad as Ian and Anna are not together. But as to which one of them wins the medal for the greater purveyor of untruths, half-truths and outright spinning of lies, I'd have to go with Mr. Campbell on that one.— March 30, 2015 2 p.m.
Next up: Sweetwater's sodbuster supe
So does it really need to be reduced to this: big politics will control everything, even local schools? What about the educated constituency, who are supposed to shape their communities? What exactly is the problem with having rational individuals who want their tax dollars spent wisely, speaking out? What is the problem with getting the truth out to the public?— March 29, 2015 10:14 p.m.
Is Peevey worth $882 an hour?
I hope you are right. With all my heart, I hope you are right. (Minor point, I think you meant to use "elicited").— March 29, 2015 6:31 p.m.
Manchester sells Grand Del Mar to Di-Fi's hubby
What is the real picture here? The UT is being sold, but the sale has slowed down. Manchester is selling a major property, and handing over the management of another major property. Is there a complete realignment going on?— March 26, 2015 3:22 p.m.