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Follow-up: TPWD votes to retain the 29 Fire Department

January 24, 2013

This is a follow-up to last nights historic Twentynine Palms Water District / Fire Department meeting. At the onset of the meeting “Sam” Moore, Jr., President of the Board, read a ...

Twentynine Palms Residents are not Douche Bags

November 18, 2012

Updated Sunday, Nov. 18 @ 11:05 AM: A majority on the City Council have cloaked their indifference regarding the safety of residents to the constructive reality that they treat residents like douche ...

Councilmen’s inaction places a curse on Twentynine Palms

November 15, 2012

When there are needless fatalities in the future due to the dismantling of the Twentynine Palms Fire Department, city council members will justifiably be held responsible. We all know by now, County...

	Anotherpowergrab on Luckino Leaves HDWD for Blythe Per the City of Blythe, his initial salary is $ 106,000, which is below what he is making at the ...
	michaelv on 29 Palms Sales Tax Shrink by 4.7% Mark, that is the real issue, there is free flowing cash on the base and a large portion of the ...
	Branson Hunter on 29 Palms Sales Tax Shrink by 4.7% Given the fact that 29 will not have an adequate fire department, with response times subject to change at any ...
	Branson Hunter on 29 Palms Sales Tax Shrink by 4.7% It's a tough sell to open a service or retail business in 29 and compete the base. As I recall ...
	michaelv on 29 Palms Sales Tax Shrink by 4.7% The sheriff just helped with some of the problem by taking out the smoke shops. Another question, how long is ...
	michaelv on 29 Palms Sales Tax Shrink by 4.7% There was interest at one time, however due to the insurance liability it was not feasible to construct a water ...
	Mark Clemons on 29 Palms Sales Tax Shrink by 4.7% What the hell is there to study the base pulled a fast one. The council swallowed the shiny presentation, now ...
	Steve Whitten on 29 Palms Sales Tax Shrink by 4.7% I didn't say "study". It's called a Market Analysis. It seperates perception from reality. It would confirm ...