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Mission Beach to wait longer for new lifeguard tower
Same shady deal for the ongoing north PB Lifeguard facility at Law St. canyon beach, a scared beach and cliff arrival zone onto the beach and ocean of our sustenance, for the native people of the past, for the native grunion, for us, and for our children and their children of the future...IF we don't let the "city" ruin it up with useless construction....— September 5, 2015 5:32 p.m.
JROTC popular in San Diego, but critics abound
Dear Mr. Williams, Thank you for your wise outlook... we all know in our hearts that the military and the police are not really the aggessors that they are sometimes made out to be and have saved many a person in the course of doing their jobs... the problem of jrotc lives more with the greed and ambitions of the local (or national) administrators, that you have so wisely conseled against: blind obedience my father was rotc, and my grandfathers were in the military (navy) and i am proud, BUT I don't want my sons ages 20 and 24 to go to any of the current wars that have been enacted lately thought misunderatnding, greed and ambition of the local or national administrators: power corrupts... mp— September 24, 2008 6:10 p.m.