~ If you have a great idea for Monrovia, the City wants to hear about it. City Manager Laurie Lile writes: "In the past, City priorities have centered around redevelopment in an effort to build critical infrastructure, reinvigorate blighted areas and create development centered around housing and business attraction. Now the focus shifts back on the community. Innovation and creativity for communities is no longer held within the walls of City Hall, but is open to anyone with a great idea." She said the city will be reaching out to people over the next few months.
~ Monrovia Providers Group will host its 11th Annual "Putting the Gold Back in the Golden Years" on Thursday, October 18 from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Community Center. $5 for seniors 50 and older. For more information, call the Department of Community Services at 256-8246.
Source: City email, but hopefully will be online here shortly: http://goo.gl/67DMv
- Brad Haugaard
No news of the frivilous law suit against the Copper Lamp? Other local news agencies have commented - certainly the ADA is a good thing, but greedy individuals seeking to make a buck off the back of small business should be brought into the light of day. Commenting on local eateries, local burgleries is good for the community, but so is pointing out the greedy individuals seeking to make a buck off the taxpayers back.
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