Oh the Crimes, They Are a-Changin’!
There’s a new breed of criminal in town and I for one would like to officially propose that we change the laws in order to publicly dishonor those responsible for character assassination on the internet tubes. If it’s spoken, it’s slander and if it’s in print, it’s libel, both of which are punishable in court. [...]
‘Net Nanny’Candidate John Crawford may Cancel Caustic Blog comments – Tells Disciples to Rant Elsewhere
‘Net Nanny’Candidate John Crawford may Cancel Caustic Blog – Tells Disciples to Rant Elsewhere By Terry Miller This is just too good: This just in, from the horse’s mouth. After a couple years of boorish bashing of the opposition, offering nasty rhetoric, defaming and degrading his neighbors quite literally, Atlantic Record Spin Doctor-turned-caustic council candidate [...]
Sierra Madre Election Letters
RE: Sierra Madre Election: Fodder for Bloggers – And MacGillivray Slams Gavel down on Mosca To the Editor: Re: Sierra Madre Mayor uses Position to Abet Political Attacks on Fellow Councilmember/Candidate for Reelection I have read the accounts in both local papers of the most recent Sierra Madre Council Meeting and I am appalled. I [...]
America’s Big Stick – Still Swinging After All These Years
We came across this letter published in the Pasadena Independent in 1958 written by Sierra Madre activist , Terry Mackenzie. We thought it appropriate and all the more timely to re-print the letter 51 years later when our country is yet again at war in the Middle East; yet again in the Pasadena Independent as [...]
A Surefire Way to Boost Farm Exports: Sell to Cuba
Illustration by Thom Gastelum U.S. farm income will drop 38 percent this year due to global economic woes and because “demand for exports has tailed off, with few options available to expand marketing elsewhere,” according to a Department of Agriculture report issued last month. Actually, there’s a small but surefire option to boost American [...]
Op-Ed: SCAG Decision Should Not be Based on Scare Tactics and Misinformation
The only area city that is not a member of SCAG is Temple City.
So for a nominal membership dues fee, Sierra Madre can participate in planning its future, or it can choose to save that money, and have SCAG dictate to it what it has decided Sierra Madre is going to do (or not do). Seems kind of like a no-brainer, right? Why should we surrender our opportunity to provide input into the future of this region?
