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March 9, 2015 – Daily Brief

By Josh Premako

  • Deep Wells on the Agenda: On the City Council's agenda tomorrow is a discussion of the proposed deep injection wells that were proposed for the west side of the valley, and which have been met with much disapproval from Stevenson Ranch-area residents. KHTS
  • St. Pat's Day Special Election: On March 17, a special election will give residents a chance to cast their vote for their Senate replacement after Steve Knight was elected to Congress. Sharon Runner is the only candidate on the ballot. The Signal
  • An Eye on Loans: The city is paying close attention to developments in Sacramento that may affect payback of loans to now-dissolved redevelopment agencies. The Signal
  • Little Things Add Up: From K-cups to chopsticks, we all have our wasteful ways that have a major impact on the environment. Daily News
  • One More Look Back: "I’m not being cold-blooded about it, but it is so much more important for you to take a picture of us getting beaten up than for you to be another person joining in the fray.” Instead of complaining about how the New York Times cropped a photo, perhaps we'd do better to take one more look at photos from 1965's Bloody Sunday in Selma. LA Times
  • Making Rail Changes: In the wake of a train crash in Oxnard, Metrolink is testing new stopping technology on the line that runs through the Santa Clarita Valley. The Signal
  • Taking Residents to Task: "All the wasted energy; all the wasted money on crap signs and the 'town hall' meeting was all for nothing. The Jonny-come-lately crowd expended a whole lot of energy after the fact because the issue was already dealt with before the signs, before the 'town hall' and before all the hysterics." Dave Bossert says residents need to pay attention and be more involved in HOA and town council goings-on, and that headway was being made on the deep injection well issue before residents were aware of it. SCVBeacon
  • More Luxury Homes for the St'anch: Local builder Williams Homes is adding a 17-home development to Stevenson Ranch, featuring luxury houses in the $1.2 million range. The Signal
  • What Changes Are to Come?: Questions remain about how Jessica's Law may be affected here in the SCV after a recent state Supreme Court ruling that corrections officials can't place lifetime restrictions on where sex offenders can live. The Signal


Comments

4 · as published
  1. Lori RivasMonday, March 9th, 2015 at 6:31 pm
    Anytime someone becomes engaged in their community, stands up for a cause, claims their seat at the decision making table, is a reason to celebrate democracy, rather than chastise the Johnny-Come-Latelys. Humility is a virtue for all, the newcomers, as well as the experienced soldiers.
  2. James FarleyMonday, March 9th, 2015 at 8:57 pm
    Very well said Lori Rivas.
  3. Lori RMonday, March 9th, 2015 at 10:00 pm
    Well...except for my grammatical errors. Hi, Jim!
  4. Abby NormalTuesday, March 10th, 2015 at 2:26 am
    Once again, Dave Bossert is haughty, insulting and uber self impressed. So ti's you, Lord Bossert, who should receive our thanks for the SCV Sanitation District (SCVSD) to find a new DWI site. In your immense wisdom, what new site might you select, your grace? In which other parcel on which fault line in our fair kingdom? "Don't worry your pretty little heads, oh lowly ones, Lord Bossert proclaims,town council members like he are homeowners too. Sir Bossert prefers you stay home and leave the protecting and preserving home values to him and his council. He delights in keeping you distracted by your service to our youth, coaching t-ball and camping with the Scouts. Whilst you cast your eyes aside he'll have the doors to the castle swung wide welcoming in digital billboards on I-5 at Magic Mountain for your visual pleasure. If luck will have it, you'll spy him atop a bulldozer, leading a line of garbage laden rigs, crying loudly, "God wills it!" as the Chiquita Canyon Landfill is expanded twice it's size to become one of the largest landfills in the kingdom of the United States. Be forewarned fellow villagers. Lord Bossert is not a benveolent master. Call off the town halls. Ti's best you grab your torches and pitchforks and get ye to Lord Bossert's house, post haste. Look for the wolf in sheep's clothing. Hark, don't delay lest the chickens will be long gone and hence you will find him guarding an empty hen house. For even a dumb cluck knows there are far better places to be than this once fair valley in the reign of Lord Bossert.
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