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Suzanne Merrill-Nach and Kristin Kjaero are now friends

Apr 8

Kristin Kjaero left a comment for Suzanne Merrill-Nach

"If you're on FaceBook, please friend "Kris Kj.""

Apr 8

Kristin Kjaero left a comment for Gary Nach

"Gary, are you on Facebook? If so, friend "Kris Kj.""

Apr 8

Kristin Kjaero posted a blog post

Helix Water Board

Hurry! Candidates needed for the Helix Water District Board!The deadline to run for Helix Water District Board is August 10, and we need good candidates to replace incumbents! This is the Board that CalAware forced to go back and restart a rate hike over a series of Brown Act violations. The bright spot on the Board is Kathleen Hedberg; the others are dismissive of anyone daring to speak at public meetings. Their vindictiveness towards Hedberg for not being “their kind” of team player led them…See More

Aug 8, 2012

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Environmental Festival and K-12 Contest Fundraiser at Souplantation

June 16, 2011 from 5pm to 8pm

Take your family to dinner and at the same time support the fourth annual "Sustain La Mesa" Enviromental Festival and the "Our Planet, Our Home" K-12 Environmental Literacy and Art Contest, organized by the City of La Mesa's Environmental Sustainability Commission.Print and bring the flyer to Souplantation between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., and Souplantation will donate 20% of sales. (A printiable flyer can be downloaded from the Souplantation link…See More

Jun 14, 2011

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Kristin Kjaero posted a blog post

Environmental Sustainability Fundraiser tonight!

Come on down to Panda Express tonight and help support the city's "Sustain La Mesa" Environmental Festival and the grades K-12 Environmental Literacy and Art Contest! Just like the City's Flag Day Parade, this event is underwritten by donations, so please come on out to support this community event. 20% of your order will go to the fundraiser, and there's a free orange chicken with every order. A flyer can be downloaded here:…See More

Apr 9, 2011

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Kristin Kjaero commented on Kristin Kjaero's blog post 'Save Our Sound Wall!'

"Thank you Karen, appreciate it!"

Mar 17, 2011

Karen Pearlman commented on Kristin Kjaero's blog post 'Save Our Sound Wall!'

"Though they have since moved within the last year, my sister and her kids lived on Garfield for about 10 years. I will pass this along to them in case they still have contacts in the area... "

Mar 15, 2011

David Stanley commented on Kristin Kjaero's blog post 'Save Our Sound Wall!'

"I've a couple questions: When was this "promise" made and with whom? Was it written or a verbal "promise"? What government officials were present when this "promise" was made? And finally, do you REALLY…"

Mar 15, 2011

Kristin Kjaero posted a blog post

Save Our Sound Wall!

We are a group of neighbors organizing to ask the City to continue existing requirements to build a sound wall along the freeway that we were promised between Garfield Avenue and SR-125, along what was formerly known as "Moening's Nursery."It was agreed to by the Developer as one of the conditions required by the City when the "La Mesa Meadows" PRD project was approved, who is now asking the City to drop this requirement.Please check out our website at…See More

Mar 14, 2011

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Kristin Kjaero commented on David Smyle's blog post 'Tax Hawks shed light on HWD excesses'

"Thank you for the clarification, Mr. Stanley. While the General Manager, Mr. Weston, is an employee of the publicly elected Board and has no vote, your observation of his relationship with the Board is quite insightful and interesting. Regards,…"

Mar 7, 2011

Kristin Kjaero commented on David Smyle's blog post 'Tax Hawks shed light on HWD excesses'

"Mr. Stanley, please, which gentleman are you referring to as the head of the Board? (I'm confused who you spoke with, because the current head of the Board is a woman i.e. Verbeke.) Thanks. Kristin"

Mar 4, 2011

Kristin Kjaero commented on David Stanley's blog post 'Our Village'

"Nicely written, thanks. I think you capture a feeling many share."

Jan 16, 2011

Kristin Kjaero and Karen Pearlman are now friends

Nov 17, 2010

Kristin Kjaero commented on Jeff Raybould's blog post 'Police Union Offers Election Message'

"Ian, Russel. The red light study a few years back to which I referred was initiated by Mayor Madrid, in response to a fatality and the multiple of accidents that occurred because people were tearing down the slopes on Baltimore trying to beat the…"

Oct 26, 2010

Kristin Kjaero commented on Jeff Raybould's blog post 'Police Union Offers Election Message'

"Ian, red light cameras were discussed at length some years ago. A volunteer college intern spent the summer doing research and put together a report. You could ask at the City for it."

Oct 26, 2010

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Helix Water Board

Posted on August 8, 2012 at 9:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes

Hurry! Candidates needed for the Helix Water District Board!

The deadline to run for Helix Water District Board is August 10, and we need good candidates to replace incumbents!

This is the Board that CalAware forced to go back and restart a rate hike over a series of Brown Act violations.

The bright spot on the Board is Kathleen Hedberg; the others are dismissive of anyone daring to speak at…

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Environmental Sustainability Fundraiser tonight!

Posted on April 9, 2011 at 5:25pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

Come on down to Panda Express tonight and help support the city's "Sustain La Mesa" Environmental Festival and the grades K-12 Environmental Literacy and Art Contest!

Just like the City's Flag Day Parade, this event is underwritten by donations, so please come on out to support this community event. 20% of your order will go to the fundraiser, and there's a free orange chicken with every order.

A flyer can be downloaded here:…

Continue

Save Our Sound Wall!

Posted on March 14, 2011 at 9:30pm 4 Comments 0 Likes

It was agreed to by the Developer as one of the conditions required by the City when the "La Mesa Meadows" PRD project was approved, who is now asking the City to drop this requirement.

Please check out our website at…

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At 11:51am on March 19, 2010, DEXTER LEVY said…: As a 3ed Gen La Mesan, I Love La Mesas progress into the new century, hope to contribute to this process continuing.

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