A high school student addressed the local school board on Tuesday and complained that he was being bullied. It was a rather brave thing he did, I thought, “taking it to the […]
A high school student addressed the local school board on Tuesday and complained that he was being bullied. It was a rather brave thing he did, I thought, “taking it to the […]
In a recent column I mused on stuff you never see around our towns: mail boxes, newspaper racks, etc. It got me to thinking about intriguing proposals that never – for better […]
Unsolicited Advice Dept.: As a licensed and bonded purveyor of unrequested counsel, recent events have compelled me to step forward to offer assistance in … how shall I put this? … […]
There are community college campuses in Garden Grove, Huntington Beach and Westminster. As convenient as that it is, might it be even nicer if they were also universities? The idea is not […]
I’ve been to almost all of the “State of the City” events in Garden Grove since the event began, but I never saw anything like this before. At the conclusion of her […]
It’s easy to be philosophical about things happening to other people far away. It’s when they come to your doorstep that things “get real.” I’m thinking, of course, of the events emanating […]
It’s easy to be philosophical about things happening to other people far away. It’s when they come to your doorstep that things “get real.” I’m thinking, of course, of the events emanating […]
One doesn’t know whether to laugh or cry about the recent fiasco in which an error-filled “list” of “sanctuary jurisdictions” was posted – and quickly deleted – on the Department of Homeland […]
It All Adds Up Dept. I was delighted to hear Bob Harden’s remarks at the La Quinta High School commencement ceremonies at Bolsa Stadium on Wednesday. Harden, the longest-serving member of the […]
This is the season of patriotism, real and manufactured. Memorial Day has just passed and in a few weeks it will be Flag Day, followed by Independence Day. The Stars and Stripes […]