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Why I can’t support Turlock’s Measure B, yet
"He is anti-roads." "He is anti-tax." "He is too Republican." All are false claims that will be waged against my campaign for mayor of Turlock because of my current criticism of Measure B, a proposed half-cent sales tax for the next seven years to fund Turlock road improvements.
IRS wants to feast on 'free lunch' perk in Silicon Valley
Here's a question for Congressional Republicans: Why do I have to pay my federal income taxes and others don't to the tune of more than $400 billion a year?
Mega-billion dollar boondoggle named the Twin Tunnels
The emperor has no clothes.
It's Ok for greenies to kill Bambi
Look up in the sky. It's a bird. It's a plane. No, it's...
Time to bring real reform to VA
Getting in the room to see the doctor is the hardest part. That is what I hear most often from the tens of thousands of Central Valley veterans. Long wait times for appointments and lengthy commutes prevent them from accessing the care that they have earned through their service. In Turlock, a veteran looking for specialty care faces a 90 mile journey to the nearest full service Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Palo Alto. This trip is especially difficult for elderly veterans or those with limited financial resources.
Ryan White: A legacy of hope
The older I get the more I think about what I will leave behind when my days here on Earth are done.
Our deadly avoiding death health strategy
Two thirds of the world is worried about staying alive.
Dress codes and the fall of civilization
The good old days.
My mom would be a felon in today's world
It is now a crime in America to let a 7-year-old boy walk a half mile by himself to the park.
Stanislaus unkind to the unprepared
He trudged out of the water, his shirt soaked and pulled tight around his skin, glasses and hat hanging from head. He towed a pathetic pink raft behind him, completing the look of a man who had been beaten and embarrassed by the elements.
King George would be proud
Tax them for they have sinned.
Chevron gives 16.5 times less to charity than customers
I went to pay for $10 worth of merchandise with my debit card.
The road to victory is long, the road to good government is even longer
This is a remarkable time to be the Mayor in the City of Turlock. It has been observed that the passage of time is what keeps things from happening all at once. We often fail to appreciate how incremental accomplishments, large and small, form a mosaic representing substantial momentum and achievements for Turlock and Stanislaus County.
Want to find out about yourself and California? Go take a hike
It was 40 degrees Thursday. I had been hiking for six hours. The sun had been up over the Great Basin for perhaps three hours.
Seize the day: Visit a park
This is the time of year to get outdoors and observe Mother Nature in all her glory. With a simple field guide to trees or birds and a Sunday afternoon trip to a local park, you can play amateur scientist and immerse yourself in forces larger than those we humans create.
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The Little Red Hen & Tulloch Lake
Copperopolis residents are worried sick.
The winner in the category of least gracious winner is...
The 87th annual Academy Awards shouldn't be confused with entertainment.
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