Business that doesn’t pay their taxes gets screwed by a person that doesn’t pay for their food.

Old trick.
Or is the FTB collecting in food?
Business that doesn’t pay their taxes gets screwed by a person that doesn’t pay for their food.

Old trick.
Or is the FTB collecting in food?
Ensure a win by cheating?

It seems that a certain council member, a woman of supposedly impeccable standing, has dared to flout the very rules she is sworn to uphold. This audacious individual has been caught red-handed, brazenly erecting signs on public property long before the designated start date.
One cannot help but wonder if this flagrant disregard for the law is a mere oversight, or perhaps a calculated attempt to gain a competitive edge. After all, when one is hand-picked by existing council members, it is easy to believe oneself above the common rabble.
This council member’s feeble excuses for her transgressions are as laughable as they are insulting. They begin with a feigned ignorance of the misdemeanor, following on with a claim that it was the unknown act of an over-zealous supporter, and ending with a defiant but false assertion that the property owner’s permission was granted.
It is truly a scandal that such a person holds a position of power. Let us hope that justice will prevail, and that this individual will be held accountable for her actions.
Are the esteemed council members and mayor willing to turn a blind eye to this or hold their appointed peer accountable to the high standards of appropriate behavior of someone in office?

Rumor is that several PG residents who signed up and bought tickets for the PG Progressive (PGP) Launch event tomorrow have been denied access to the event. The PGP website features the importance of “Inclusiveness” and the welcoming culture of this organization. Several PG residents who wanted to attend to hear PG Progressive mayor, City Council & School Board candidates are very disappointed.
Step Out Of Line With The Progressives And Find Out Just How Inclusive and Accepting They Are
The unjust tragedy. Winos need to pay ten cents California Redemption Value on their bottles. Come on Pacific Grove, start a committee!
M: It’s not simple for those with physical health issues.
D: You can buy and lug the bottle fine when it is full but not when it is empty?
Oh Nextdoor, is this for real?



Now that they have PCed the Feast Of Lanterns out of existence shall we take on the Good Old Days?

One solution. Or is removing dead birds from window sills without a work order from the HOA against the rules?

Ahh, Nextdoor.

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