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Community Commentary: Council should listen to interim chief's opinion
Given the new City Council majority is moving with maximum haste to dismantle Costa Mesa's public safety infrastructure, it is important to take the time to understand some of the implications for the safety and security of our city. In the interest of...Tags: Unions, Theft, Drug Trafficking, Government, Labor Legislation
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The Crowd: Artistic vision helps shape community
A most significant contribution to the Orange County landscape by businessman-philanthropist Henry T. Segerstrom, that is also possibly the least recognized, is his artistic vision, and the elevated standard demanded by that vision. Last week in Laguna...Tags: Isamu Noguchi, Orange (Orange, California), Newport Beach, Sculpture, Japan
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Chief Staveley's memo to staff
TO COSTA MESA POLICE PERSONNEL FROM STEVE STAVELEY, INTERIM CHIEF OF POLICE DATE: 6/20/11 SUBJECT: I am resigning as 1200 today and wish to say Goodbye This path has been clear for me for some time...Tags: Car Safety Tips and Advice, Unions, Heads of State, Career and Workplace, Government
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Community Commentary: Reform police pay, pensions
I must confess at the outset of this piece that I am one of those Costa Mesa taxpayer activists. I'm one of a growing list of residents who are looking deeper at how our city spends money, peeling the layers away from the onion and not liking what we see!...Tags: Newport Beach, Politics, Career and Workplace, Pension and Welfare, Collective Contract
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Costa Mesa budget audit claims $26 million available for services, jobs
Costa Mesa has about $26 million that could be spent on services and jobs slated for budgetary cuts, according to an audit released Tuesday of the city's financial picture. The Orange County Employees Assn. retained Harvey M. Rose Associates, a San...Tags: Finance, Tom Hatch, Budgets and Budgeting, Bankruptcy, Economy, Business and Finance
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City spokesman receives contract extension
COSTA MESA — Acting City Communications Director William Lobdell recently won a five-week contract extension. Lobdell, a contract employee who does not receive benefits, will continue at his rate of about $3,000 a week for up to five weeks, he said...Tags: Media Industry, Contracts, Los Angeles Times
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Robbery suspect at-large after police pursuit from Newport to Fullerton
Newport Beach police arrested two suspects while a third remained at-large after a local man reported being attacked and robbed early Tuesday morning. A man with facial injuries called police about 2:50 a.m. to report that his wallet and money were...Tags: Theft, Health, Newport Beach, Fullerton (Orange, California), Travel
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Community & Clubs: Eight feted for their consistent service
Editor's note: Eight locals were inducted into the Community & Clubs Hall of Fame during a luncheon in their honor June 17 at American Legion Post 291 in Newport Beach. Orange County Supervisor John Moorlach emceed the event, while Daily Pilot columnist...Tags: The Salvation Army, Mountains, Lifestyle and Leisure, Newport Beach, Politics
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O.C. Cities Could Share Jail
KTLA NewsORANGE COUNTY (KTLA) -- The cities of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa may one day share a single jail to save money, officials said. Newport City Council member Leslie Daigle suggested this week that the city examine the possible benefits of contracting...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Newport Beach, Prisons, KTLA, Los Angeles
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Council to mull police reduction
COSTA MESA — Restructuring the Police Department to reduce costs could put the city at risk for more crime and mean fewer officers dedicated to traffic enforcement, narcotics operations and other specialties, the police chief warned. However,...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Crimes, Politics, Human Interest, California
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Newport, Costa Mesa could join their jailhouses
Cost-cutting Newport Beach and Costa Mesa might one day share their city jails, officials said. Newport Councilwoman Leslie Daigle this week proposed during a council meeting that her city look into contracting jail services, as well as hiring private...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Crimes, Public Employees, Newport Beach, Politics
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Mary King (Klohs)
Mary King (Klohs)
Mary was born in Sydney Australia 12/27/1925, she leaves us peacefully on 6/15/2011. Moving from Australia in her 20’s she went to live with family in Windsor Ontario where she met and married Bill Klohs in 1949. They would...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Palm Desert, Clubs and Associations, Diane Watson, John Wayne
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