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A matter of good and evil
True history can help us learn and correct mistakes for the betterment of us all.
Mar 11, 2010 | 1 1 comments | 3 3 recommendations | email to a friend
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School site a disaster waiting to happen
The Liberty Union High School District will probably ask us for yet another bond/tax to pass for construction costs of this poorly located fourth high school.
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Fine follow-through
Editor: My thanks to a couple employees of the City of Brentwood. I took a couple problems to them and they said they would take care of it – and they did! John Carlson for getting us enough can...
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Despicable lessons taught
How can one of these administrators look one of these teachers in the eye, hand them a pink slip, tell them too bad they’re losing their job, and then live with themselves?
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ULL proposal is bad for Brentwood
We as existing citizens have to start using common sense about expansion. What do all these bells and whistles that Mr. Koch describes really mean?
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Nonsensical decisions
Regarding the Urban Limit Line: Measure L was defeated in 2005. Why will this be put on the ballot again?
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Don’t add to our problems
This proposal is not good for Brentwood, so don’t (be swayed by) the tax-generating commercial uses (or) designated areas for schools (this city doesn’t need any more schools).
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Arrogant and unprofessional
I feel very sorry for the non-unionized Brentwood Union School District teachers.
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On the receiving end of broken promises
The shoe is on the other foot now, Mr. Keller. How does it feel?
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Board takes false steps
I, for one, do know the difference between a true step increase and a raise. Based on what I’ve heard around town, so do many, many others.
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