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A day we all remember as nineeleven. Dan greendan green i saw some tweets where people were saying. Oh, why get involved, theyre just a couple of thugs. Well, i didnt know that. Why not get involved. Its not to the same degree but can you imagine if the people on flight 93 had said why get involved. It turns the man we see throwing most of the punches was not the aggressor. The other man was booked for misdemeanor battery. The plane went on to oakland without incident. Southwest praised the crew and thanked captain green. Dan green people call and tell me i, a hero. But im not, i just did what...

NYRA) mourns the loss of trainer Thomas L. “Lou” Rondinello, winner of the 1974 Belmont Stakes with Little Current

Each of us who were there on that eventful day November 11, 1989 will forever remember the excitement, the exhilaration of the roaring crowd and the beauty of the moment we heard the founder of the Laguna Canyon Conservancy (LCC), Councilwoman Lida Lenny say, “Boy am I glad you are here!” The Walk from the Festival of Arts grounds to “The Tell” at Sycamore Flats where Mayor Bob Gentry led a crowd honoring Veterans being recognized and acknowledged for their contributions to preserving and saving America in WW II. 

We all have regrets in life, but I have a lingering one related to my service on the city council in the early 1990s.

Bob Gentry, Lida Lenney, Toni Iseman: all three were local officials and environmental activists. In my nearly fifty years of living here, these are the mayors I remember for their courage and boldness in opposing offshore oil drilling, saving Laguna Canyon from developers’ bulldozers, and supporting climate action, respectively. Some of them drew statewide attention for their green leadership.