Sunset at River Ridge Golf Course
By Steve Nash Sunset at The 18th green, River Ridge, Vineyard Golf Course, River Ridge, Oxnard a beautiful, but underutilized city-owned facility in Oxnard. You can have a good time, socialize and help the city balance its budget by playing here. http://www.riverridge-golfclub.com 805-983-4653 _____________________________________________ Steve Nash: Is a Planning Commissioner in the city […]
Hold the Date: Angels Wine, Food & Brew Festival
By Raven West Hosted by: The Zarley Family and Van Huisen Families Date: Sunday, pills June 7th, seek 2015 Time: 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Location: California State University Channel Islands, Camarillo, CA Website: www.cpwineandfoodfestival.com From its humble beginnings in 1994 at the historic Pierpont Inn in […]
Angels Wine, Food & Brew Festival
Hosted by: The Zarley Family and Van Huisen Families Date: Sunday, cure June 7th, 2015 Time: 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Location: California State University Channel Islands, Camarillo, CA Website: www.cpwineandfoodfestival.com From its humble beginnings in 1994 at the historic Pierpont Inn in Ventura to its beachside home at the Mandalay Beach Resort in Oxnard […]
Santa Paula City Council meets to get fiscal house in order
By Sheryl Hamlin Diverse agenda items including mattresses, translators, development, explosions and budgeting filled the City Council chambers of Santa Paula for more than three hours on December 15, 2014. Al Guilin, Deacon of San Sebastian Church in Santa Paula, gave a particularly contemporary invocation saying “we pray for more prosperous times” while giving hope […]
Amnesty hidden in trillion dollar “Omnibus Spending Bill?”
By George Miller At one time, Congress put forth a series of spending bills on different topics, each designed to support, with spending authorizations, what they wanted done. In recent years, because of gridlock in agreeing on priorities and the resulting delays, that has not occurred. Instead, massive catch-all “omnibus” bills have been created to […]
Employment/Career Opportunities- jobs, jobs, jobs
Lots of people out of work. We hope this helps some. CJ lists the “alerter” and “JobBungo” at no expense to them or you, simply because we want to help our readers. We hope they profit and you benefit because of it. POPULAR JOBS Human Resources Customer Service Office Assistant Project Coordinator IT Support IN […]
Election status Tuesday night
By George Miller Nationwide, the Democrat U.S. Senate has fallen to Republican Control. It appears that the Republican House majority grew and Republicans hold a majority of Governorships. In California, it is a completely different story. Democrats dominate, Republicans are far behind. Third parties are virtually nonexistent. All statewide races from Governor on down are […]
The California Wine Club – Delivering Great Wine to Your Door for Nearly 25 Years
By Raven West Wine, wine everywhere …. there’s wine up and down the California coast and not nearly enough time for wine lovers to try every one. Chris and Pam Boring, founders of The California Wine Club, located right here in Oxnard have the solution. They travel the world tasting, selecting and bringing home selected […]
McCoy vs Irwin- AD44 candidates battle it out in debate
By George Miller Democrat Jacqui Irwin and Republican Rob McCoy have only debated once before- in a three way primary election bout with another Republican candidate on May 10. While McCoy has been fairly open about his positions on the issues, Irwin has been much less forthcoming on these, preferring to focus on her greatest strengths […]
Santa Paula: Candidates Forum—The Race for City Council
By Sheryl Hamlin The Candidate Forum was hosted by the League of Women Voters and the Chamber. Barbara Doyle gave a history of the organization which dates from the 1920’s after the XIX Amendment was passed giving women the right to vote. David Maron was the moderator. The six candidates were: Jenny Crosswhite (Ordained Minister), […]
