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Inside Veterans Village cold-weather shelter
These are real people.Still alive,for now.They have given part of their lives to serve this country,to give us the freedoms we enjoy.Why do we need a new $750.000 veterans memorial in Ocean Beach,the one that is there is not maintained or respected.Why are the public bathrooms closed in some of the parks? If people need to have a safe place why does the city not have portable toilets at the locations where the homeless live.Why does the city spend more on dog parks than services for our human family.10,000 people on the streets,63 died there last year.San Diego has 700,000 dogs.They also eat grain,and meat .What is wrong with this picture?Why cant we use Fiesta Island as a safe location for the people ? All those campers scattered all over the county, people living in their cars? The island ,one way in and out , daily work tickets ,one central location for services,lots of shoreline for fishing.People need help sometimes,Honor the living ,The OB Hotel does not need our tax dollars, $750,000 to be spent to move the veterans plaza,to improve their view.The owners ,the Groush family,the same people that started the July 4 marshmellow wars should pay to clean up the goo on our memorial ,it stays until the rats of OB eat it all the sugar,or we track it into our homes .This new war memorial deal stinks as bad as the OB public bathrooms.WE do not need another 1.3 million dollar bathroom.we need the park and rec, the street dept. to do the jobs that they get paid for ,Stop wasting our money.— February 10, 2014 6:54 p.m.
Ocean Beach hosts visit by David Alvarez
What ob hotel view would benefit with the veterans plaza moved? Who owns the OB HOTEL?GROSCH. What OB family started the july 4 marshmellow wars,that leaves our plaza covered in goo for months,GROSCH.When was the POW flag replaced? A new flag costs $65 from the VFW website.What pet friendly OB hotel tells customers our park is the hotels personal dog toilet? $750,000 for a new memorial,---the one we have is not maintained or respected.This plaza deal smells worse than the OB public bathrooms.Our VETERANS served and died for our freedoms,they need to be honored, not used for some payoff to a local political scam.People that plaza belongs to you,it is a PUBLIC FORUM.LOOK UP WHAT THAT MEANS.How many more of your rights are going to be taken away? VOTE FEB 11 2014,--- IGNORANCE, MISINFORMATION, APATHY, THIS IS THE END OF OUR COUNTRY— February 1, 2014 9:33 a.m.