Maybe store the windows and doors in the Mvsevm basement next to the fetus?
The work will be done under a $36,000 service agreement with Henningsen Construction Co. Inc. that includes removal of asbestos from Brokaw Hall, salvage of its exterior fireplace and other materials.
Don’t expect a bulldozer, Zimmer said. The contractor will pick the building apart by hand.
“They’ll salvage windows and doors, and parts of the fireplaces, package them up, preserve and store them.”
Restore Broken Brokaw Hall
Or make the sidewalks safe for skateboards (and others that use wheels on sidewalks)?
What Serves The People Better?
Didn’t report if they were Twittering..
Pacific Grove: Report of indecent exposure on Fifth Street.
Really. The sooner Tommy gets to the Big House the more better.
(prosecutor)Breeden said he’s looking forward to moving ahead with the trial, considering the new charges were filed a year ago. “It would be nice to get the case tried,” he said.
Surprised?
Vinther had some strong documentary evidence to back his story, however — documents which apparently convinced the jury Agha was lying:
– At the time of the sale, Vinther was given a handwritten receipt made out by Agha’s wife, Nadia, who works for her husband. “10-22-07 Received $36,000 for Nader clock, Italian Renesons,” the misspelled receipt said.
– More than a year later, when he was about to be deposed in the case, Agha produced a different receipt, this one from a preprinted receipt book. The new receipt was also dated Oct. 22, 2007, and bore a serial number of 592631. “Carved Mahogany Grandfather Clock, $36,000 cash,” it said. In his April 2009 deposition, Agha testified he had prepared this receipt at the time of the sale and left it for Nadia to give to Vinther when he paid, but that she couldn’t find it, and that’s why she made out the first receipt.
– But when Vinther’s attorney asked to see the receipts from the preprinted book immediately before and after the new one, Agha’s attorney, Christopher Cayce, vehemently opposed the request. Only after Monterey County Superior Court Judge Kay Kingsley ordered Agha to produce them did Agha give Huang receipts 592630, which was dated Nov. 14, 2007, and 592632, dated Nov. 16, 2007. Vinther had asked for his money back on Nov. 15, 2007.
Cayce explained the long delay in producing the receipts and the discrepancy about when the second one was prepared by telling the jury, “We were just trying to sort out the evidence.” He also said Agha made out the new receipt in November not because of Vinther’s demand for his money back, but because “it was time to pay the taxes on the sale.”
But Huang argued that Agha “created” the second receipt that said “Mahogany grandfather clock” in an attempt to “defeat” the first receipt. And she said any reasonable person would look at Agha’s constantly shifting story as evidence he wasn’t telling the truth.
Rightly so. He thinks making You-Tube videos from the outside will make up for the damage he causes.
Chelsie Hill, a passenger who was paralyzed in the Feb. 21, 2010, crash, recently wrote letters to the court advocating for probation for Corn. Hill has proposed she and Corn visit schools and tell teens about their experience.
But Scott — who sentenced Corn in March — suggested Corn tell his story via video from prison so it could show high school students the dangers of drinking and driving.
Jacobo not doing a very good job at being his own attorney, trying to turn the court into a circus.
Prosecutor Ann Hill requested a permanent order Wednesday, a day after The Herald published a report detailing jailhouse interviews with Ruelas, who is representing himself in court.
Hill declined to be interviewed for The Herald’s report but said that while one or more of the witnesses are receiving financial support as part of the witness relocation program, none is being paid for their testimony.
In her motion, Hill said Ruelas violated the rules of conduct for attorneys by discussing the facts of the case. She asked Judge Timothy Roberts to permanently restrain the defendant and reconsider his decision to allow Ruelas to act as his own attorney.
They are not scientists but have a voice in how we use natural resources. Like most global warming advocates..
Coastkeeper volunteers aren’t water police — in fact, the strict arrangement the organization has with the Department of Fish and Game is to observe and record coastal activity without interacting.
“Enforcement is not our job,” Hunt said. “We’re just here to gather information and give it to Fish and Game, which uses our data to help determine how they can best use their own limited resources: Should they put up a ‘no fishing’ sign in a certain area? Should they implement a public outreach and education program? Should they cite people for doing things in the wrong areas? They use our information to make those types of decisions.”
Whatever it takes, I’m not for pumping sewage to the old reservoir on David Avenue.
Sarah Hardgrave, P.G.’s environmental programs manager, says other options include tapping MRWPCA wastewater and routing rainwater from the Forest Lake Reservoir – but extending existing pipelines could be cost-prohibitive. Another possibility: turning a Cal Am corporate yard on David Avenue into a reservoir.?
About 100-150 acre-feet could supply both the links and the cemetery, she adds: “We would want to maximize all the irrigated city properties that we could.”?
