Sunday Letters to the Editor

That's the problem with laws; a law can only be as good as those who enforce it. The most important vote is ALWAYS for those in power. Good luck.

If nothing else, thank you Bill for exposing the sort of malarkey those donkeys down at city hall do on a regular basis, thus the reason Redondo Beach has become such a mish-mash of mess.

Is this the sort of lawsuit where if the citizens win the city will have to pay for all expenses? What a blatant misuse of public funds.

And a convention center that is NOT close to a freeway is ridiculous. It always has been in all of the discussions regarding the Harbor. Who on that council has a buddy with time-shares he wants to build? This is just disgusting. Now money is not only needed to fight this thing, but for a recall as well.

These council people were voted in to figure out how to clean up the mess previous councils made down at the harbor. Well, now it is clear that they think adding to the problem is the answer. Hello, it hasn’t worked before. Why would it work now?

This is just a middle finger to their constituents. The Mayor should have vetoed it.

Right on @Ummm. Bill is a good guy fighting a good fight!

Kristin S. Agostoni , where is the article about this?

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Charity King: Michael Jackson Holds Guiness World Record
Wednesday, July 1st, 2009 by kimedwards
As the world continues to mourn the loss of a great artist, the Guiness World Record book remembers Michael Jackson instead as the king of charity.

The Millenium issue listed the music legend under Most Charities Supported By A Pop Star, with a staggering 39 international organizations including the Make-A-Wish Foundation and the American Cancer Society. Those are only the known ones however, as Jackson was also prone to giving away impulsively and anonymously.

Jackson had been known to hand over the proceeds from concerts to local charities and hospitals as he did with the History tour in Bombay, or donate personal items for auction to organisations like UNESCO. It’s been estimated he may have given up to $500 million to charity in his lifetime.

In addition to his charity work, Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, had more Guiness world records than any other artist, including Most Successful Concert Series and Biggest Selling Album for Thriller.
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