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Questions for Town Manager

This is an open letter to Town Manager, Mark Nuaimi. RE: Follow up on $80,000 Confinement of dogs.   Mr. Mark Nuaimi, seeing as how you’ve been responding to articles and comments, I wonder if you co...
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The Dorner Rewards: Another Government Promise Broken

I guess we should have known! The Riverside P.D. has decided not to give up the reward on Dorner! Reason being, Dorner shot himself! If it hadn’t of been for the lady in Big Bear calling 911 he might...
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The continuous drumbeat at City Hall

A constructive synopses of three issues before the Twentynine Palms City Council meeting last night. CITY COUNCIL TEAM BUILDING ISSUE The council discussed “team-building” last night. The sugge...
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Bell corruption closer than we want to know

Updated:   03/26/2013 06:13:12 PM Bell? That’s not us. Us? At least we’re not Bell. Those were common local attitudes to the corruption in the small southeast Los Angeles County city when...
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Small Town Manager, ridiculously overpaid bureaucratic

Mark Nuaima, a first-timer rooky town manager in Yucca Valley, has a salary higher than public officials are paid to manage the worlds 9th largest economy (California).  By comparison, Pennsylvania G...
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Yucca Valley Trumped the State on Compensation

The town council has sewn into the minds of residents an indelible impression of bewitching arrogance and small town elitism. While the State California Citizens Compensation Commission this week ess...
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Raking the coals of Tuesday Night’s Meeting..

I have posted the almost entire City council agenda for the 26th for three very important reasons: Under AWARDS PRESENTATIONS ETC is #2. OVERVIEW OF CURRENT STATUS OF PROJECT PHOENIX AND SERIES A AND...
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Cal Grant: Proposition 30 and Higher Education

As part of recent budget cuts, the Legislature scheduled reductions to the state’s premier financial aid program for students attending private colleges.  Those cuts were expected to cost students $2...