EarthFair San Diego • GEMs • Donna Frye Kick Off for Mayor

An analysis: Donna Frye — from curiosity to front-runner in San Diego’s mayoral race

Mayoral candidate Jerry Sanders
has called for Mayor Dick to reappoint
Diann Shipione to the board that governs
the city’s debt-ridden pension system.

Deja Vu All Over Again?!?!?

Thanks to GSDBA volunteers
Danny Becht & Christopher James who spotted the
first signs of smoke...

SDFD was called to the Hillcrest
branch of California Bank & Trust building this morning. The problem was a defective light ballast in the GSDBA office.
No damage was reported.

Our neighbor Juan got a kewl new black toy. Congratulations!! >

— Glen Sparrow, professor emeritus of public administration and urban studies at SDSU

Over 60 thousand folks shared a beautiful Sunday in Balboa Park as they celebrated, danced and shared information at this year’s EarthFair. Religous zealots were there, too,
with their oversized photos of dismembered fetuses and reminders that if we don’t have Jesus, we’re going straight to hell!

Monday, May 9	An analysis: Donna Frye — from curiosity to front-runner in San Diego’s mayoral race Mayoral candidate Jerry Sanders has called for Mayor Dick to reappoint Diann Shipione to the board that governs the city’s debt-ridden pension system.
Sunday, May 8	Deja Vu All Over Again?!?!? Thanks to GSDBA volunteers Danny Becht & Christopher James who spotted the first signs of smoke... SDFD was called to the Hillcrest branch of California Bank & Trust building this morning. The problem was a defective light ballast in the GSDBA office. No damage was reported.
Saturday, May 7	What a beautiful weekend! Get outside!!
Friday, May 6	Hang in there. Ready for this winter’s rain to end? We are, too. More scattered showers linger today... before a beautiful weekend is forcast. Don’t forget: Sunday is Mothers Day.
Thursday, May 5	Our neighbor Juan got a kewl new black toy. Congratulations!! >
Wednesday, May 4	Keep politics out of public safety issues (by City Attorney Mike Aguirre) Every few years, someone who wants to make a political splash proposes handing over to the D.A.’s office the city’s charter-mandated authority to prosecute misdemeanors that occur within San Diego. Last month the proposal surfaced again: On April 5, during a well-orchestrated performance before the City Council, District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis claimed that she could save the city $2.2 million by assuming jurisdiction over these offenses.
Tuesday, May 3	City Manager Lamont Ewell proposes “painful” budget with 355 job cuts. “I’m not saying we’re going to get there in the next proposed budget. This is Year One of a three-to five-year recovery plan.”
Monday, May 2	We’re now a two GEM family... The little buggy 2-seater for our deliveries and a new four-seater to share with friends. These NEVs are perfect for San Diego. No gas (and just a bit of electricity) gets us all over town!
	“It’s going to be a long, hot summer. The city is in horrible turmoil anyway. San Diego is going to become national news. And the second paragraph of every story is going to say, ‘And besides this, they’ve lost their credit rating, they can’t borrow money, they’re on the verge of bankruptcy.’” — Glen Sparrow, professor emeritus of public administration and urban studies at SDSU
Sunday, May 1	Over 60 thousand folks shared a beautiful Sunday in Balboa Park as they celebrated, danced and shared information at this year’s EarthFair. Religous zealots were there, too, with their oversized photos of dismembered fetuses and reminders that if we don’t have Jesus, we’re going straight to hell!

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