http://grandlakeguardian.org/index.php/letters Letters to the editors of the Grand Lake Guardian en-US http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 http://grandlakeguardian.org/index.php/letters/2008/02/08/pat_kernighan_out_of_the_closet_gapkids Fri, 08 Feb 2008 18:09:11 +0000 Letters to the Editors 317@http://grandlakeguardian.org Pat Kernighan—city council member for District 2, which includes the Grand Lake business district—writes that she does not believe the proposed Out of the Closet thrift store would be a good fit for Lakeshore Avenue. She is working with the broker to encourage a more suitable tenant. Council member Kernighan will convene a meeting to facilitate greater, and proactive, community involvement in the future of the business district. [...] Read more! Pat Kernighan—city council member for District 2, which includes the Grand Lake business district—writes that she does not believe the proposed Out of the Closet thrift store would be a good fit for Lakeshore Avenue. She is working with the broker to encourage a more suitable tenant. Council member Kernighan will convene a meeting to facilitate greater, and proactive, community involvement in the future of the business district.

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]]> http://grandlakeguardian.org/index.php/letters?p=317&c=1&tb=1&pb=1#comments http://grandlakeguardian.org/index.php/letters/2007/11/25/james_vann_second_chance_oak_ninth Mon, 26 Nov 2007 03:06:02 +0000 Letters to the Editors 311@http://grandlakeguardian.org James Vann, a representative of the Coalition of Advocates for Lake Merritt, cheers the recent court decision overturning the city council’s approval of the Oak-to-Ninth project, which he sees as giving Oakland, and its city council, a second chance to do the right thing at that site. [...] Read more! James Vann, a representative of the Coalition of Advocates for Lake Merritt, cheers the recent court decision overturning the city council’s approval of the Oak-to-Ninth project, which he sees as giving Oakland, and its city council, a second chance to do the right thing at that site.

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]]> http://grandlakeguardian.org/index.php/letters?p=251&c=1&tb=1&pb=1#comments http://grandlakeguardian.org/index.php/letters/2007/01/17/mandana_lakeshore_accident_waiting Thu, 18 Jan 2007 08:28:14 +0000 Letters to the Editors 225@http://grandlakeguardian.org Mandana Circle residents Don and Bette Spagel express their concern that the intersection at Lakeshore Avenue and Mandana Blvd. is so confusing that “it’s an accident waiting to happen.” [...] Read more! Mandana Circle residents Don and Bette Spagel express their concern that the intersection at Lakeshore Avenue and Mandana Blvd. is so confusing that “it’s an accident waiting to happen.”

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]]> http://grandlakeguardian.org/index.php/letters?p=225&c=1&tb=1&pb=1#comments http://grandlakeguardian.org/index.php/letters/2007/01/17/james_vann_true_message_inaugural_event Thu, 18 Jan 2007 08:02:30 +0000 Letters to the Editors 224@http://grandlakeguardian.org James Vann explains why he is “in total sympathy with the mass show of disgust and outrage at the nomination and election of Mr. De La Fuente for a 9th and 10th year as president.” [...] Read more! James Vann explains why he is “in total sympathy with the mass show of disgust and outrage at the nomination and election of Mr. De La Fuente for a 9th and 10th year as president.”

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]]> http://grandlakeguardian.org/index.php/letters?p=224&c=1&tb=1&pb=1#comments http://grandlakeguardian.org/index.php/letters/2006/11/15/first_hand_district_2_electioneering Wed, 15 Nov 2006 11:44:33 +0000 Letters to the Editors 180@http://grandlakeguardian.org Susan Bergmann recounts a disturbing day of District 2 poll watching and electioneering violations by partisans. [...] Read more! Susan Bergmann recounts a disturbing day of District 2 poll watching and electioneering violations by partisans.

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]]> http://grandlakeguardian.org/index.php/letters?p=180&c=1&tb=1&pb=1#comments http://grandlakeguardian.org/index.php/letters/2006/11/05/daniel_san_souci_kernighan_responsible Mon, 06 Nov 2006 09:26:57 +0000 Letters to the Editors 162@http://grandlakeguardian.org Writer and award-winning illustrator of children’s books, Daniel San Souci, is excited and optimistic about the positive developments in the neighborhood—from Splash Pad Park to Trader Joe’s. And he holds Patricia Kernighan directly responsible. [...] Read more! Writer and award-winning illustrator of children’s books, Daniel San Souci, is excited and optimistic about the positive developments in the neighborhood—from Splash Pad Park to Trader Joe’s. And he holds Patricia Kernighan directly responsible.

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