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Daily Brief - January 30, 2012


  • Buck McKeon shared his loan details with The Signal, but the article appears to rely on the conclusions drawn by a broker who examined the docs on the McKeon's behalf. They report that McKeon's rate was above the "national average" at the time. Forgive me for holding my breath until another news outlet of three has a closer look. SIGNAL

  • Dr. Clyde Smyth's funeral was on Saturday. A giant of the SCV, he passed away on January 22nd. SIGNAL

  • Really neat article about how our local landfill uses Hollywood-trained falcons to keep scavenging birds away. SIGNAL

  • SCVNEWS runs the police blotter of Part I crimes, just like we used to see back in the day in the SCV LATimes weekly section. SCVNEWS

  • The Signal's series on heroin continues with an in-depth look at similar issues encountered in Plano, TX in the 90s. SIGNAL

  • Anti-McKeon site has a cow over an online poll disappearing from The Signal's website. BUCKSTOPSNOW

  • Coyotes are causing trouble in CC. I almost hit one driving on Via Princessa last week. SCVNEWS

  • Yes, yes you read it right. Myers offers an early endorsement of Buck McKeon in The Signal. Shorter Myers: you would have done the same if you were in his shoes; plus he was brave for voting for TARP. SIGNAL

  • Last week marked the passing of Clare Fischer, the composer whose career started with big bands in WWII and went on to work with some of the biggest names in jazz, latin, R&B and pop music. Perhaps most famous for his long series of collaborations with Prince, he is the brother of local legend Dirk Fischer, the longtimeCOC Jazz Band director. Clare had 50 albums and two Grammys to his credit. LATIMESWAPOBBC



Daily Brief - January 30, 2012

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