Letter to the Publisher, My name is Peggy Cocores and I hope to be your candidate for Seat 5 in the STPUD election on Nov. 3. WATER IS THE ISSUE. Safe, clean, and AFFORDABLE. As a business woman, independent voice, and 39-year local, my mission and promise to you is fiscal responsibility,24/7 representation with openness […]
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Letter to the Publisher, Duane Wallace has been a friend of ours for over 20 years. During that time, we have agreed on many different issues and respectfully disagreed on others. However, the one passion we always agree on is the ongoing commitment to serve the children of our community. Duane has devoted much of […]
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I just spoke with Ms. Buffa again. Seems that about 400 Charter customers in Meyers got the upgraded network, with the improved services, but did not get their rates increased at that time. This was an oversight by Charter at that time. These customers’ rates will now be raised, to get them in line with […]
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I am the attorney that represented Ms. (Jacqueline) Mittelstadt at the 10.20.09 City Council meeting. This matter has been continued to the 11.03.09 meeting. The parties have an agreement not to discuss the status of our current communications in the interim. The video of the 10.20.09 City Council Meeting can be found at http://slt.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=337. The […]
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What do you get when you take energetic kids, passionate adults, supportive service clubs and an incredible community college? You get a program called Kids College. For the past 11 years I have had the good fortune of coordinating the LTCC Kids College Program for our community. Like many things during this economic struggle, our […]
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Publisher’s Note: The following information is provided by Placer County. Northern California’s first big storm slammed the region Oct. 13 and gave residents a warning: winter is here. Thousands of Placer County residents lost power when this system hit. Were you prepared? Every family and home should be prepared to handle a local disaster and […]
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I (and are others I know) am just curious as to why the sound has been turned off on the broadcasts from the most recent City Council meeting? If you cannot attend a meeting should there not be a chance to hear what went on? It should be noted that in the initial rebroadcast of […]
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By Tina Barna Research shows that parents who know their children are being cared for in a safe and healthy environment are better able to perform on the job. This research is not a surprise to any parent who has looked for quality child care for their child. In response to many recent calls to […]
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Thanks for the article regarding Christmas Cheer and its need for food. It is so easy to find things from your cupboards, or pick up those super saver items from our grocery stores to drop off at Christmas Cheer. Unfortunately, until we are reminded by word of mouth, or especially articles like yours, it is […]
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Publisher’s note: The following is from a LTN reader whose identity is being protected based on her job. “As I drove through Stateline yesterday and saw the casino banner up with Heavenly job fairs, I thought, how does this still happen in our community? We are still unable to include our 3 ski resorts on […]
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