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Simi Valley Election 2010 – The Race Is On!
Wow! This is an election that will prove to be exciting! Last mayoral election, I was concerned that Simi Valley voters had grown accustomed to the status quo. This election, there are compelling choices and what is sure to be a real race to the finish line! What’s more, these candidates are all worthy of votes so it’s important that Simi voters educate themselves on the issues and determine where they stand.
Glen Becerra and Michelle Foster are up for re-election during this cycle...
Posted by Mike Chandler on 09 9th, 2009
AT&T Simi Valley Phon...
For an embarassing number of weeks, my phone service has been failing. We went weeks assuming our phone was broken, only to replace it and find that we still couldn’t receive incoming phone calls. Disconnecting the house from the primary incoming line and still having our phone service fail was an indicator to me that the problem had to be addressed by AT&T. And so begins my nightmare…
A...
Posted by Mike Chandler on 09 4th, 2009
Simi Valley PD Contract Ne...
I read an excellent editorial in the Acorn this morning. I’m a strong believer in the Simi Valley police force, but it’s sincerely unfortunate that the city employees and Police management (non union members) have agreed to small pay cuts while the Police Officers Association refuse to make a sacrifice. I’m not privileged enough to know the details of what’s holding up the...
Posted by Mike Chandler on 09 4th, 2009
Community Medical vs. Rega...
The battle rages on between the two big medical groups in Simi Valley, Community Medical Group versus Regal Medical Group. For me, Regal is the winner, getting our family to switch over when Dr. Whyte and Dr. Michaels made the switch to Regal.
A friend sent me this run down of her problems with a back injury and her primary care physician at Community. Effective September 1st, she became a Regal...
Posted by Mike Chandler on 09 3rd, 2009
Glen Becerra Gets a Head S...
I don’t pretend to be an objective journalist on this site. I express my opinions openly. I’m a huge fan of Glen Becerra. My loyalty towards Simi Valley City Councilmember Becerra was solidified when he took out a full page ad in the Los Angeles Daily News encouraging shoppers to come to Simi Valley after the sales tax increase in LA County. Regardless of whether or not you believe...
Posted by Mike Chandler on 07 9th, 2009
The Reagan Library’s...
As we know it, is the Ronald Reagan Library REALLY in the city of Simi Valley. Technically speaking, the answer to that question is “no!” Apparently, the Regan Library sits in an unincorporated area of the Tierra Rejada Greenbelt and is actually outside of the jurisdiction of Simi Valley. I sure didn’t know that.
I believe tonight is the night where the Neighborhood Council...
Posted by Mike Chandler on 07 4th, 2009
Regal Medical in Simi Vall...
You may have noticed a hiatus in the volume of posts on this site. The reason is that I’ve been preoccupied with my health over the past 7 – 8 weeks. For years, I’ve suffered from chronic sinus infections that yield the typical symptoms, combined with severe sinus pain and frequent headaches. Also for years, I’ve been trying to get a long term cure for this problem but...
Posted by Mike Chandler on 07 1st, 2009
Glen Becerra Jumps on Shop...
I am absolutely delighted by the recent news regarding Glen Becerra’s efforts to bring outside dollars into the City of Simi Valley! This is truly what it’s all about right here. If you haven’t already heard, here’s the deal… and I hope you love this just as much as I do.
In response to the increase in sales tax to LA County residents who are paying nearly 10 cents...
Posted by Mike Chandler on 05 25th, 2009
Simi Valley Cajun Festival...
People regularly want to debate me when I tell them I’m proud to live in Simi Valley. Here’s one of the strongest reasons to be proud. It’s the annual Cajun Festival put on by the Rotary Club of Simi Sunrise. There’s more to it than just a weekend of fun. The revenue generated by the Cajun Festival is donated to several charities. What does it take to help those in...