Clarence wants to stay in touch with the people he represents and will be using the Blog and Twitter to help him accomplish this.
His cell phone number and email address are posted on his Blog along with a link to his “Twitter” and other useful informational links.
He will be posting what he is doing on [...]

The following letter has been submitted to the Monrovia School Board and Superintendant.
 

 December 14, 2008
 
Monrovia School Board
MUSD Superintendant
 
As a Monrovia resident and property owner who is paying a share of the school bond assessment I respectfully request that the Monrovia School Board remove Gloria Huss as a member of the Bond Oversight Committee for [...]

I received this email late Saturday 12/13/08 from a neighbor.

 
Cyrus – the police and animal control were on Norumbega just east of you down in Sleepy Hallow today. A deer had been shot.  We got word from Tom Adams back in October that the headless remains of a bear had been found.  Residents should be [...]

The Monrovia Association of Fine Arts (MAFA) will present Kathie Reece McNeil with its prestigious 2008 Renaissance Award at its Opening Night Celebration, October 11th at the Monrovia Community Center.
 
(Monrovia) – Assemblyman Dennis Mountjoy (R-59th District) named Kathie Reece McNeill as the “2006 Woman of the Year.”

A Southern California native, Kathie resides in Monrovia [...]

Up-Date on Public Information Policy And Nothing Will Change.
 
Still no reply on the Media (Press) Pass issue.
 
If you are at an official gathering, major police or fire emergency the treatment you receive from the city employees will be discretionary.  That’s right the city manager would rather waste the time of his employees and risk mistreatment [...]

There is an unknown layer of government in California, which few understand.  Unlike other levels of government, it can incur bonded indebtedness without voter approval.  Unlike other government entities, it may use the power of eminent domain to benefit private interests.

[youtube /v/cRTFy_yQ02c&hl=en&fs=1]This holiday commemorates U.S. men and women who have died in military service to their country. It began first to honor Union soldiers who died during the American Civil War. After World War I, it was expanded to include those who died in any war or military action.
 
 

 They can’t control the Blogging Media like they control the Local Rags and the truth is flowing like water from a Breached Dam.  They have had to resort to name calling on the city web site. 
Scott’s latest edition of the “From the City Managers Desk” reads like the ramblings of a drunken Hack.  He never [...]