[Note from BenIndy Contributor Nathalie Christian: While I think all of Steve’s posts are well worth the time it takes to read them, I really encourage everyone to sit down with this one, especially because we’re still very close to Independence Day. The seeding, care and feeding of democracy abroad is a complicated undertaking at … Continue reading Stephen Golub: The U.S. has a mixed record of promoting American-style democracy abroad→
Despite Its Problems, Benicians (Mostly) Really Like Benicia By Stephen Golub, posted June 2, 2023 If you’ve been following Benicia news and social media lately, you’d probably think that our city has a number of serious problems to contend with. And you’d be absolutely right. But there’s good news as well. First, though, the bad … Continue reading Stephen Golub: Despite Its Problems, Benicians (Mostly) Really Like Benicia→
[BenIndy contributor Nathalie Christian: Here’s a real gem from the article below: Concord’s negotiations with Seeno were halted not by “term-sheet specifics or the deal point, but rather [by] accusations that were made through editorial comment that were in the local papers.’” There it is, folks – proof that your letters to the editor and … Continue reading Bad blood: Seeno family feuds over Bay Area real estate empire→
The next derailment ‘could be cataclysmic’ if action isn’t taken after the incident near the Ohio-Pennsylvania border, says expert The Guardian, by Tom Perkins, 11 Feb 2023 Five days after a train carrying vinyl chloride derailed and exploded near the Ohio-Pennsylvania border, crews ignited a controlled burn of toxic chemicals to prevent a much more dangerous explosion. … Continue reading Ohio catastrophe is ‘wake-up call’ to dangers of deadly train derailments→
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