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Ryan Sheckler, with a new car that

this lady would probably like to

get her hands on.

Say your spouse was convicted of

embezzling money from a 19-year-old

X-games space age kid. Would you try to

keep below the radar? Or sue the citywhere your spouse was convicted in

hopes of getting money for iPod

speakers and a car? Duh!

Janelle Mercuro is, in simple

terms...flying right

into the center of the

storm.

The Orange

County Register is

reporting that the

wife of Matthew

Mercuro, the San

Clemente man

convicted of

embezzling from

pro-skater Ryan

Sheckler, is suing

the city of

Huntington Beach

to pay for a new car,

legal fees and an

iPod speaker--all of

which she lost

because of the

investigation into

her husband. The

tab comes out to

$15,890.

Writes the

Register's Annie Burris and Jon Cassidy:

"Janelle Mercuro said her car was

towed from private property in San Juan

Capistrano to Huntington Beach in

November and later sold, stripped, and

abandoned. She did not learn that the car

had been towed for 11 days.

She is asking for $7,140 for a new

car, registration, costs of being without a

car, and legal fees.

Mercuro is also asking for $8,400

in legal fees she accrued while trying to

get back personal property including a

computer taken during the police

investigation.

She said she still has not received

her iPod docking station speakers and is

asking that the department reimburse her

$500 or buy her new speakers. She

alleges that the speakers were taken with

a search warrant and given to Sheckler's

father, Randy."

Our closing argument in the

case.... On Jan. 11, Mercuro's husband

was convicted of two felony counts of

grand theft shortly after being accused

of embezzling $365,000. He served 18

days in jail and owes the $150,000 he

said he took from companies owned

by Sheckler while he served as their

CFO. You'd think that after putting his

wife through this whole thing, he

could at least spring to buy her some

iPod accessories.

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manufactured in England.

In fact, the Titanic was carrying

12,000 jars ofthe condiment scheduled

for delivery in Vera Cruz, Mexico,

which was to be the next port of call for

the great ship after its stop in New

York.This would have been the largest

single shipment of mayonnaise ever

delivered to Mexico. But as we know,

the great ship did not make it to New

York. The ship hit an iceberg and sank,

and the cargo was forever lost.The

people of Mexico, who were crazy

about mayonnaise, and were eagerly

awaiting its delivery, were disconsolate

at the loss. Their anguish was so great,

that they declared a National Day of

Mourning, which they still observe to

this day.The National Day of Mourning

occurs each year on May 5th and is

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500 classic cars,

thousands of

spectators, bands,

food, vendors,

and fun.

It was held

on Main Street

from PCH to

Ocean Boulevard,

April 24th. It'll be

back next April.

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chamber.org for more information.

Thanks to the Seal Beach Chamber

of Commerce Directors, who put on the

sensational event:

Brian Warner, Seth

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Erik Dreyer-Goldman,

Ruth Harrell, Natalie

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Fifty Classic Cars were featured at

the 9th Annual Edison High

School "Flash From The Past"

Car Show occured on May 1st in the

school parking lot. John Gilson's 1957

Cherry Red Oldsmobile won the Best of

Show. Randy Lyford's 1950 Ford

Woody Stationwagon, often used as the

symbol of Surf City, also drew a lot of

"ohs and aws" along with the other

fantastic cars.

People purchased Aloha shirts

with Charger Gold and other

memorabilia to help EHS. Sponsor

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Seal Beach Mayor Pro TemMike Levitt stands in front of his

Son's Scott Levitt's Booth at The SealBeach Car Show. Scott is running forLieutenant Governor of California.

Much to my surprise, I

came upon a movie

being filmed while

riding my bike on a street near my

home on Friday May 7th, 2010.

Located deep within a

residential neighborhood, it was

shocking to spot bright lights, a

movie camera, generators,

actors and crews at the home.

Pollution is written by and

stars Osa Wallander. Its her

story about growing up

with an abusive, alcoholic

mother. Wallander has been in numerous films and

television shows, from Americas Most

Wanted to Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.

The versatile 5-foot-7, blue-eyed

Swedish actress is joined in her latest

movie by 14-year-old Danielle Bessler,

and Carrie Lazar, who plays a social

worker and actually grew up at the

residence near Central Park.

Produced byHollywood veterans James Keitel,

Matt Peterson and Drew Gabreski,

Pollution is directed by Jeffrey

Travis. The Matter Media Studios

production also recently filmed on

the Balboa Pier. Keitel said it is

being edited early this Summer, then

make its debut in a yet-to-be-

determined Film Festival.

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The Actresses on camera

talking to the Director.

Members of The Edison High School

Foundation who put the car show on.

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By Mallory Creveling, AOL Health

Scientists have moved one

step closer to giving menmore responsibility in

preventing pregnancy.University of North Carolina

researchers are beginning trials tosee if ultrasound can serve as a

means of reversible contraception

for men, BBC News reports.Based on the researchers' earlier

work, a blast of ultrasound to thetestes may safely stop sperm

production for six months.

With this contraceptive, menbecome temporarily infertile after

the testes stop producingsperm and all "sperm

reserves" have beendepleted, according to

BBC News.

"We think thiscould provide men with

up to six months ofreliable, low-cost, non-

hormonal contraception

from a single round oftreatment," Dr. James

Tsuruta, the study's leadresearcher, told BBC

News.Researchers hope

this will offer couples an

alternative for birth control."Our long-term goal is to

use ultrasound from therapeuticinstruments that are commonly

found in sports medicine or

physical therapy clinics as aninexpensive, long-term, reversible

male contraceptive suitable for usein developing to first world

countries," Tsuruata said.

A $100,000 grant from theBill and Melinda Gates

Foundation will fund moreclinical trails on this potential

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Women to Begin Serving on Navy

Submarines for the First Time... the

finger on the big red button could bear

nail polish...

Women will serve on Navy submarines for the

first time beginning next year, breaking a gender

barrier that goes back to the start of the elite

military program.

Rear Adm. Barry Bruner said during a press

conference Thursday that women will report for

submarine duty by fall of 2011, CNN reported.

Defense Secretary Robert Gates announced the

policy change last month, and Congress took the

required 30 days to review and approve it.

Candidates will be selected from the Naval

Academy, the collegiate Reserve Officer Training

Corps, and officer candidate schools. They will

undergo a 15-month program, including nuclear

power school,

sub training, and

the Submarine

Officer Basic

Course.

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female officers will be assigned to eight different

crews of guided missile attack and ballistic missile

submarines. The assignments involve two subs on

the East Coast and two on the West Coast,

according to Navy officials.

Once officers are integrated into the

sub squadrons, female enlisted sailors will

arrive during a second phase in

coming years, CNN reported.

Women joined the

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Arnaud Dufour

It happened. Were you ready for it?

Recently, Mortgage Rates just hit

their lowest level for all of

2010. Were you ready for it?Mortgage rates have steadily

improved every day for the last

week. This market improvementhas been fueled by a safe haven

rally on US Bonds, including

mortgage-backed securities.

The stock market hasntcompletely regained the trust of

investors after last weeks flash

crash that saw the Dow drop nearly1000 points in mere minutes.

Investors are instead looking to put

their money where they feel it will

be safer. This conservative investingmodel typically leads to a run on

Bonds. And as Ive written before,whats good for Bonds is good formortgage rates.

This most recent bond rally

has been especially good for US bonds. A global skepticism over

equity markets would typically

lead to investment in all bonds.

Ongoing concerns over the Eurofueled by continuing concerns

over Spain, Portugal and

(primarily) Greece have left Europeancountries out of this bond run. One way to

look at it is that the US picked up market

share at Europes expense. The additional

market share means more demand, which

in turn leads to even lower rates.How long will it last? If history is any

indicator, not long. If anyones been

waiting for rates to

improve, the wait is over.

Right now may be the

best time well see totake action on

your home

financing.Footnoted:

The average

rate on a 30-year fixed rate mortgage

dipped to 4.93 percent this week from 5 percent a week earlier, Freddie Mac

said Thursday. It was the lowest level

since mid-December, when ratesaveraged 4.81 percent.

The drop came as investors

shifted money from risky European

debt to safer U.S. securities. Bondyields fell as a result, and that

lowered mortgage rates.

Arnaud Dufour is a Sr. Mortgage

Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ

Financial. With more than eleven

years in the industry, Arnaud is

available to answer questions in

Real Estate Finance.

E-mail: [email protected]

Call: 714-677-4107. CFL # 603H312

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does not necessarily reflect the opinion of

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Some Say Su Gois Gong!

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C DA's office say a man waiting to be extradited from

Canada to face charges for a 1984 slaying in

California apparently committed suicide after

learning his appeal to avoid extradition had been denied.

Orange County prosecutors and Huntington

Beach police report 53-year-old Gerald Su Go

died Thursday in Toronto. He was charged with

murder in a Nov. 14, 1984 killing and attempted

rape of 38-year-old Elizabeth Hoffschneider That

case remains unsolved.

A DNA match in 2005 linked Go to

Hoffschneider's slaying when he was in prison in the

U.S. for an unrelated sexual assault. later deported to

Canada in 2007 when released from prison.

Huntington Beach police started the procedure to

extradite Go for the Hoffschneider case when Go

appealed and it was denied last week.

HB Police say an Internet sting stung an

Orange County man who thought he was

arranging a sexual encounter with a 13-

year-old Huntington Beach girl he met on

Craigslist.com.

Lt. Russell Reinhart reports 38-year-old

Howard Houchen Wang of Mission Viejo was

arrested Tuesday night after he drove to Huntington

Beach for a sexual encounter.

Apparently, Wang was told numerous times that

the person he was communicating with was 13

years old as he continued to try and craft a

sexual relationship.

Wang was booked for investigation of

communicating with a minor with intent to

commit a lewd act, attempted oral

copulation with a minor, sending harmful

material to a minor and other allegations. Good Police work

winged this Wang before it was too late.

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1. There will be no special bili ngual programs in the schools.

2. All ballots will be in this nation's language.

3. All government business will be conducted in our language.

4.Non-residents will NOT have the right to vote no matter

how long they are here.

5.Non-citizens will NEVER be able to hold political office

6. Foreigners will not be a burden to the taxpayers. Nowelfare, no food stamps, no health care, or other government

assistance programs. Any burden will be deported.

7. Foreigners can invest in this country, but it must be anamount at least equal to 40,000 ti mes the daily minimum wage.

8. If foreigners come here and buy land... options will berestricted. Certain parcels including waterfront property are

reserved for citizens naturally born into this country.

9. Foreigners may have no protests; no demonstrations, nowaving of a foreign flag, no political organizing, no bad-

mouthing our president or his policies. These will lead to

deportation.

10. If you do come to this country illegally, you will beactively hunted and when caught, sent to jail until your

deportation can be arranged. All assets will be taken from you.

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6/17

Some Say..."HB Council Sticks It to Natural

Gas Users and all local rate payers! A 4-3

vote of the Huntington Beach City Council

seals a new money stream to the City of more than

$1.7 million per year. New agreement with natural

gas provider SoCalGas. increases fee to local

residents (ratepayers) -- some a

lot more than others.

V o i c e

of OC repots:

"For twenty

y e a r s ,

H u n t i n g t o n

Beach enjoyed a

deal with

SoCalGas under

which the city imposes

a one-to-two percent franchise fee on every

monthly bill issued by the utility. The fee was the

result of court settlement in 1990 and, according to

a city staff report, "among the highest in the

SoCalGas territory."

But that deal, which last year generated $1.5

million for the city, expired. And SoCalGas

insisted on a new deal that is more in line with

franchise agreements it has with other cities. The

result would have reduced the franchise fee and

cut revenue to the city by $650,000.

So the city cut the deal approved by council

Monday that essentially passes a portion of the fee

onto ratepayers.

Residents, on average, will pay about 33 cents

per month on a one percent surcharge fee that

winds up in city coffers. Commercial users would

pay, $2.37 per month, industrial users $2.50 per

month. Two "electric generation" users --

companies that take natural gas and convert it into

electricity -- will be paying about $19,000 per

month.

The good news for the city is that the money

flowing into its general fund will go from $1.5

million last year to $1.7 million.

The debate at the dais center on a

presentation by city staff showing that

the amount is enough for four police

officers or four

firefighters. It

could also be

equivocated to

funding for the

library, or the art center.

Councilman Joe Carchio

scoffed at the example, saying

that unless he could be

provided a guarantee that

the money would go towardsaving firefighters and

police officers, he could not

vote for it.

Councilwoman Jill Hardy

downplayed the impact of the surcharge, and

said asking for 33 cents to maintain police services

and library funding in the city was not much.

"We're down to asking people for pennies,"

Hardy said.

But Councilman Don Hansen, who voted

against the

surcharge, said

he wasn't

c o m f o r t a b l e

with the "level

of disclosure"

and said a gas

bill insert was

not enough.

"It's really

an end-around

on the taxpayer

and a backdoor

way of getting

a sweetheart

deal," Hansen

said."

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will d... if lcd...

in Nvmb:

We asked each of the 19 or so, but

who is counting, HB City Council

Candidates the following:

Please indicate with an (X) your

position and return to:

[email protected]

1. Work towards the repeal of thisagreement with the Gas

Company____

2. Accept the Agreement with theGas Company____

And, here are the responses...

edtCt:

Every Candidate wascontacted by phone and

email at least 6 times...

No Response is what we

think is what helped create the

nightmare economic situation

facing all of us today...Responsiveness is crucial to

any level of government -

especially when it is Local!

72% of the total men and women asking for your vote

felt comfortable with the issue enough to let voters /

taxpayers know that they would work for the repeal ofthis Agreement with the Gas Company. And, 84% of

those who actually responded with an opinion stated

emphatically that they would work towards the repeal of

the new agreement if elected.

We applaud the men and women who are running

for pubic office in HB who are prepared to let thevoters know, up front...no disclaimers... what sort of a

legislator they would be if elected...isn't that the

whole issue in Washington DC...we elect people but

they don't either listen or let us know how they are

really going to vote on core issues like new taxes and

Fees... We sincerely appreciate the responses that saidthey would keep the agreement...it is a transparent

response and they were honest with us.

You Be the JuDGe...

You hAVe the Vote.


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Erik H. Peterson

Fred Speaker

Gregg DeLong

Jim Katapodis

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Matthew Harper

Norm Westwell

William Billy" OConnell

William Rorick

By Christine Rochelle, AOL Jobs

Online jobs are popping up across the web as technology makes it

easier and easier for workers to

conduct business off-site.

Getting a part-time online job wasn't

always easy. With so many scams

claiming to make you thousands of

dollars in just a week or require

participants to start off by making an

investment into the scam, many

workers are understandably hesitant to

find a job online.

Luckily for job seekers, employers

are opening up more and more part-

time positions online so that they have

access to a more diverse applicant pool

and they can save on overhead costs by

hiring people to work off-site. If you're

looking for part-time online job, see if

one of these positions suits you:

1. scial Mdia expFrom car dealers to local

boutiques, nearly every

business is looking for a

social media expert to

Facebook, Twitter and blog

about their business. If you

want to be proactive, brush up

on your social media knowledge

and confront local businesses about

hiring you. With more and more

businesses pulling away from traditional

advertising and unsure how to use social media sites to their

advantage, you can easily sell yourself as a new hire, as long as you

stay on top of your game.

2. edi

Many professionals or even job seekers are constantly looking for

another set of eyes to edit their

new business proposal, cover

letter, or transcript. Editing jobs

pop up all over job boards and

can turn into a steady part-time

job if you continue to network.

3. Bp

With easy-to-use

bookkeeping software available,

more and more businesses are

able to hire part-time

bookkeepers who work from

home. If you're organized and

comfortable with numbers,

bookkeeping for a local business

can turn into a great part-time job

for someone on the prowl for a

flexible work schedule.

4. Daa enyRough financial times

means that administrative

assistant positions are often cut,

even though there is work that still needs to be done, such as

data entry. Working part-time doing data entry for a company

means you'll always have a steady stream of work coming your

way, and it's a great foot in the door.

5. Call Cn Jb

Companies hire part-time workers to run their call centers

from home. Running a virtual call center from your home could

mean anything from telemarketing to customer service hotlines.

Although little experience is required, some companies do look

for employees who are bilingual.

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The Fountain Valley

Community Foundation

(FVCF) is challenging local

businesses and individuals to help

support the Fountain Valley

Advisory Committee for the

Disabled dances. The FVCF has

pledged to match any combination

of donations received for this

program up to $500.

The Fountain Valley Advisory

Committee for the Disabled hosts

dances for disabled adults bimonthly

at the Fountain Valley Recreation

Center. These dances provide an

opportunity for the greater Fountain

Valley area to come and socialize and

participate in a fun evening activity.The dances include refreshments,

prizes, and dancing. Donations help

keep the cost to participate at $1 per

person.

If individuals or businesses

wish to accept the challenge, the

FVCF, a 501( c ) 3 non-profit, will

receive donations on their behalf

and match any combination of

funds collected up to $500. For

more information, please contact

714-593-4449. Thank you in

advance for assisting with the

success of this program.

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The Fountain Valley Senior

Club invites you to join their

fun-loving group. Join them

every Wednesday and Friday

morning to play bingo, sign up for

trips and enjoy each others

company. You must be at least 55

years old and looking to create

enjoyable memories!

The annual membership is

only $5.00 per year, and includes

lots of enjoyable experiences &

social opportunities. Please come

and pick up the Fountain Valley

Senior Club monthly newsletter

Senior Scoop which includes

updates on their travel program. To

join the Fountain Valley Senior

Club you must arrive prior to thestart of the meeting, between

9:00am and 9:45am on Wednesday

and/or Friday mornings. The

meetings begin at 10:00am sharp.

The Fountain Valley Senior Club

meets at The Center at Founders

Village Senior and Community

Center, 17967 Bushard Street,

Fountain Valley. For more

information, please contact

Club President, Joan Mendoza

on Wednesday and/or Friday

mornings at The Center. Come

join in the fun!

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NOT IN THE TRASH

The results are in for

the April 24th e-

waste collection

event held at the Civic

Center. Once again,

community participation

and the amount of e-waste

collected exceeded

expectations by bringing

almost 75,000 pounds of

material! Another event is

being planned for Saturday,

July 24.

E-waste can contain

toxic substances like lead,

cadmium, and mercury that

can contaminate the land,water, and air. In addition to

keeping toxic waste out of

the landfill, there is also

material that can be

processed and reformed

into new products for good

resource management.

For more information

on e-waste, recycling, or

pollution prevention, visit

the Citys website at

www.fountain valley.org/

government/ departments/

publicworks/.

U

niversity of Oregon's Justin La Tempa of

Huntington Beach was recently named

Pac-10 Pitcher.

LaTempa was pitched a complete game

one-hit shutout as the No. 15 Ducks defeated

Washington State, 6-0. In his first complete

game in his collegiate career, the former

Huntington Beach High standout recorded a

career-high 10 strikeouts. The senior right-

hander had his no-hitter broken up in the eighth

inning when WSU's Matt Argyroppilos led off

the inning with a shallow double to right field.

LaTempa became the first Oregon pitcher

since reinstatement to throw a complete game

shutout. In addition, it was the first time Oregon

has shutout a Pac-10 opponent since a 3-0

victory at Washington on May 8, 1976. On the

season, he is 4-2 with a 2.64 ERA and 50

strikeouts.

Congrats to Justin from your hometown.

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Below is our upcoming events for the next few months -

and we hope to see you in the sand soon ~ At all of our

beach cleanups, we provide parking and garbage bags.

Please wear closed toe shoes and bring your own garden/work

gloves, reusable water bottle and trash grabber, so we don't

create more trash. - Kim Masoner, Save Our Beach "Quietly

Changing OurWorld". kim@

saveourbeach.org.

Wland Clanp

May 14 - 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

10 Pacific Coast Hwy, Seal Beach

Bac Clanp

May 15 - 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

15 1st St., Seal Beach

Bac Pay

May 22 - 6:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.

RSVP required

Seal Beach Yacht Club

255 N. Marina Dr., Long Beach

Bac Clanp

June 5 - 9 a.m. to Noon

90 Termino Ave., Long Beach

Wland Clanp

June 11 - 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

10 Pacific Coast Hwy., Seal Beach

Bac Clanp

June 12 - 9 a.m. to Noon

21399 Beach Blvd., Huntington

Beach

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15 1st St., Seal Beach


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Name: Shari Freidenrich Phone: (714) 615-6802

Address: PO Box 6125, HB, CA 92615

FAX: 714-374-6691 Email: [email protected]

Company Name: City of HB

Position: Elected City Treasurer

Education Level or Degree: B.A. in Business Administration with anemphasis at Washington State University, passed CPA on first try whilestill in college

Hometown: South Bend Washington

Where do you currently live? How long have you been? HB - 18 years

Describe your family (Spouse/Children): Husband - Clive

Describe one business goal (if applicable) for the year 2010: Ensurethe safety of the public funds that I am responsible for investing for thecitizens of HB

Summarize one personal goal for the year 2010: Be elected as theOrange County Treasurer on June 8, 2010

Describe your business, product, or service (if

applicable): n/a

What is your favorite Local Restaurant? I have a lot

of favorites (be sure to eat in HB as 1% of the sales taxpaid comes directly back to the City) Some of my

favorites in the downtown area are Shades, Dukes,and BJs, but they are all great.

What is your favorite all-time Movie?: I enjoygoing to the movies and have a lot of favorites! Idid recently see The Blind Side which was

very good.

What charities do you support and why?I am a PastPresident of the Rotary Club of Huntington Beach and PastPresident of Soroptimist International who both have bigfundraisers every year. As an elected official, I try to getto as many other fundraise rs as I can. Giving back to thecommunity is very important to me and supporting those

who may not be asfortunate or that needassistance is veryimportant

How do youvolunteer? I am aactive member ofseveral local serviceclubs, Rotary andSoroptimist, and volunteer at thevarious communityservice projects. Iam a trustee for Washington StateU n i v e r s i t y F o u n d a t i o nbecause I believethat education ofour future leaders is soimportant. I am active in my local WSU Alumni organization having been elected as a Past Presidentof the WSU Alumni Association and also having been elected as aDirector for the Southern California Chapter.

In about 35 words, tell us about your business, company and/oryour personal life: I have been the Treasurer for the City of HuntingtonBeach for 14 years. S ome of my accomplishme nts are: Maintaining a

spotless recor d of protecting taxpayer funds for 14 years w hen otheragencies, such as the County of Orange, Costa Mesa and Long Beach lostpublic funds; receiving the 2008 Green Business of the Year award in2008 from the Citys Environmental Board, implementing aprepayment program for the Citys pension plan which this year isexpected to save over $500,000 and saving the City over $15 millionsince 1996.

What havent we asked about and what else would you like to share :I love my job and the people that I work with and for in HuntingtonBeach! I love being able to implement processes that benefit thecitizens of Huntington Beach and streamline government.

Shari was hired in the midst of the OC Bankruptcy to fill thevacancy of HB City Treasurer. She has subsequently performed beyondexpectation in the protecting local taxpayer funds. Shari has a resumand a personality that would shine in any venue. We tip our hat to a

most competent, nice person. - TLN

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Anew poll looking at the June primary and commissioned

by SurveyUSA (for a number of television stations,

including SF's KPIX) found both the Republican and

Democratic attorney general primaries undecided.

The poll found San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris

leading the zalous Democratic field and State Senator Tom

Harman, R-Huntington Beach, leading his Republican

challengers. Only 22 percent of the 621 likely Democratic voters

indicated support for the career prosecutor, 28 percent -

undecided. Harman -- has two opponents to Harris' five -- and

gathered support from 29 percent of the 548 likely GOP voters,

with 36 percent still undecided.

The bigger picture: Democrats include former Los Angeles

City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo was next in line, at 16 percent.

Former Facebook executive Chris Kelly -- took 11 percent of

likely voters, Assemblyman Ted Lieu, D-Los Angeles, was close

behind at 10 percent. Santa Barbara Assemblyman Pedro Nava

earned eight percent, while Fremont Assemblyman Alberto

Torrico brought up the rear at four percent.

Republicans include Los Angeles District Attorney Steve

Cooley, considered the favorite, trailed Harman by seven points

(22 percent). Attorney John Eastman was at just 14 percent.

A tip of our hat to Shari Freidenrich from The Local News


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Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor

League Baseball team owner. He is an Assistant

Professor of Sport Management at Eastern New Mexico

University, teaches the Business of Sports at the

University of Wyoming, and is a contributing author to

the Business of Sports Network. Jordan can be reached

at jkobritz@ mindspring.com.

One month

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concern about attendance figures Toronto and

Cleveland. The commentators got it right

there are two teams whose attendance numbers

should raise red flags. But theyre not the Blue

Jays and the Indians.

According to figures compiled by

SportBusiness Daily, ten teams five in each

league are experiencing double-digit percentage

losses while only three teams one in the

National League and two in the American League

are enjoying double digit percentage gains

through games of May 11.There are varying reasons why a third of

MLB teams are spotting double-digit losses. The

Mets, Astros, Dbacks and Padres in the NL

werent expected to contend. Ditto for the White

Sox, As, Blue Jays and Indians in the AL. Of

those teams, Toronto and Cleveland are good

baseball markets that were consistently among the

league leaders in attendance when they were

competitive on the field. Toronto once drew 4-million

fans per year and Cleveland held the MLB record for

the longest consecutive game sellout streak until the

Red Sox broke their record. Fans in those cities are

likely to return when the on-field product improves.

The two remaining teams with double-digit losses

are the Rays and Marlins. The Rays attendance is off by

12.7% and the Marlins are off by 14.7 %. The Rays have

the best record in baseball and the Marlins have a young,

talented club that was expected to challenge the Phillies

in the NL East. But fans are staying home in droves.

In addition to talent and high pre-season

expectations, the teams have other similarities. The

Rays and Marlins arguably play in the two worst

facilities in MLB. The Marlins facility wasnt

designed with baseball in mind, and whoever designed

the Raysfacility should lose their professional license.

Even after several renovations totaling tens-of-millions

of dollars, the Trop is an abomination.

The Marlins have a new facility under construction

which will be ready in 2012. But anyone who thinks the

new facility will provide more than a short-term

attendance boost is delusional. Despite being a hotbed for

baseball prospects and college ball, Florida has yet to

prove its a professional baseball market.

The Rays have been working on a new facility for

years. The team is locked

into a long-term lease with

the City of St. Pete,

suggesting that any new

facility will have to be built

on the west side of the bay,

which automatically restricts

access to a majority of

area residents. Even if a

new facility is located in

Tampa, its unlikely to

result in consistently

strong fan support.

Subject to the normal

ups and downs associatedwith winning and losing,

MLB doesnt have an

attendance issue. What

baseball has is a Florida

Issue, which is unlikely to

disappear anytime soon.

The information contained in this column does not

necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.

By Jordan Kobritz

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Have Faith, T-mobile - Surf City won't drop your call!

T

-Mobile would like to build a cell tower to look like a 55-foot

bell tower at Community United Methodist Church inHuntington Beach. T-Mobile is suing Huntington Beach

because city leaders dropped their proposal to build a 55-foot cell

tower disguised as a bell tower at a local church.

Last year the cell phone company filed a lawsuit against the city

when they were blocked from constructing two tree-shaped cell

towers at two local parks.

T-Mobile filed its latest lawsuit April 17 alleging that the city

violated federal law when it prohibited the cell

City Attorney Jennifer McGrath declined to comment on the suit.

The suit alleges that the city unlawfully denied the cell tower

proposal saying it was a "visual blight" and would lower property

values even though a 52-foot bell tower already exists at the church.

The city also denied the proposal saying it was incompatible with

the land use, evidence that a gap in coverage

was "contradictory" and the company did notanalyze other sites, according to the lawsuit.

T-Mobile said the city's basis for denial is

unfounded, the suit said.

The city's zoning administrator

approved the plans in November, but the

project was appealed to the Planning

Commission where it was rejected in

January. The project was then appealed

to the City Council where it was

rejected again in March.

A court trai l for the

lawsuit f i led in May is

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Tues. March 23rd Doug & Theo left Los Angels for

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Enjoying 6 days in Fort

Lauderdale which is embraced by the Atlantic

Ocean, New River & myriad of scenic inland

waterways which included a day spent on water

taxis which traveled through the scenic inland

waterways, seeing houses & yachts that are

truly the homes of the rich and famous, from

CEOs to movie stars. Lots of fun restaurants as

well.

We embarked Celebrity Infinity on March

28th for our 2 week cruise through the Panama

Canal. Our first stop was George Town, Grand

Cayman. Grand Cayman is a peaceful British

Overseas Territory known as the Cayman

Islands. Consists of 3 Islands just 480 miles

south of Miami, Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac,

and Little Cayman. George Town is the capitol

and main city of Grand Cayman Island. We

enjoyed spending a day walking around town

and looking for a British Pub, all they had

were 2 Irish Pubs. Because of water

conditions my scuba diving

was called off.

Our next Port was

Cartagena, Colombia, alsoknow as Cartagena de

Indies. It was founded in

1533 by Don Pedro de

Heredia, and was a major

center of early Spanish

settlement in the Americas.

The Old City is surrounded

by a ring of massive fortress

walls built by the Spanish

starting in 1586. We enjoyed

the shops, statues and a beer

at the Hard Rock Cafe.

On Friday April 2, we

spent the Day touring the

Panama Canal. A little

history on the Canal is the

French first started to build

the Canal in 1880 but succumbed a decade later after

poor planning, malaria and yellow fever. A phony

newspaper story about a volcano eruption caused U.S.

senators to back building a canal across Panama instead

of Nicaragua. In 1903, a newly independent Panama

granted the U.S. a controversial 99 year territorial lease to

build and administer the canal for 10 Million US $. The

Panama Canal is a lock-type canal, approximately 80

kilometers long that unites the Atlantic and Pacific

Oceans at one of the narrowest points of

both the Isthmus of Panama and the

American Continent. The Canal officially

opened its doors to international trade on

August 15, 1914, and since then, more than 970,000

vessels have transited the waterway. The canal has 3 sets

of locks, Gatun, Pedro Miguel & Miraflores each has two

lanes the locks serve as lifts elevating vessels 85 ft. above

Sea level, it takes ships 8 to 10 hours to complete.

Our next stop was Puntarenas,

Costa Rica which is the largest

province in Costa Rica. Costa Rica is

known for its Original Canopy Tour

zip lining through the old forest. The

thrill of swinging through the trees is

amazing. We would like to go back

and spend more time in Costa Rica

there is much more to see.

The port of Huatulco, Mexico

was beautiful, it is made up of 18

miles of cove-jagged coastline, nine

distinct bays, dozens of secluded

coves and beaches. The snorkeling

was amazing, an abundance of sea

life. Our ship was escorted into the

cove by the navy and we were greeted

at the dock by the military, this I

believe was because of the drug wars

and kidnappings that have been going

on. Beautiful port.

Acapulco, Mexico was our

next stop the placehas changed since my

last visit in the 80s

from the quite little

beach town to now a

big city. We spent

time walking the

streets and market

place and exploring

the old Fort.

Our final Port

before San Diego

was Cabo San Lucas,

Mexico, great place

to visit and would of

liked a longer day

there. Lots of very

nice restaurants. Just

a note our Local

Paper did not make

the last two ports it

had seen its day.

Our final stop San Diego, and yes it was good

to be home.

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