MAYOR PRO TEM RIGHEIMER SWORN IN AS MEMBER OF OCTA BOARD
Here's the unedited press release as we received it:
Mayor Pro Tem Righeimer sworn in as newest member of OCTA board
Posted Date: 12/9/2014
Costa Mesa Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer was sworn in this week as
the newest member of the Orange County Transportation Authority’s (OCTA) Board
of Directors.
Righeimer was recently appointed to the board by the City Selection Committee and will represent the 2nd supervisorial district. The seat was vacated by former Huntington Beach Mayor Matthew Harper, who was elected in November to the state Assembly. Righeimer’s term is for one year.
Other board members appointed to the OCTA board by the City Selection Committee were Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido (1st supervisorial district), Seal Beach Councilmember Gary Miller (2nd supervisorial district), Irvine Mayor Pro Tem Jeff Lalloway (3rd supervisorial district), La Habra Councilmember Tim Shaw (4th supervisorial district) and San Clemente Councilmember Lori Donchak (5th supervisorial district).
The City Selection Committee is comprised of Orange County’s mayors (representing 34 cities) and is administered by the Clerk of the Board of Orange County. The committee makes appointment to regional boards and commissions like OCTA, the Local Agency Formation Commission and others.
The OCTA board is responsible for overseeing the transportation agency, including the countywide bus and paratransit service, Metrolink rail service, the 91 Express Lanes, Measure M implementation, freeway, street and road improvements projects and motorist services.
The board is comprised of 17 elected members and the Caltrans District 12 director, who serves as a non-voting member.
Righeimer was recently appointed to the board by the City Selection Committee and will represent the 2nd supervisorial district. The seat was vacated by former Huntington Beach Mayor Matthew Harper, who was elected in November to the state Assembly. Righeimer’s term is for one year.
Other board members appointed to the OCTA board by the City Selection Committee were Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido (1st supervisorial district), Seal Beach Councilmember Gary Miller (2nd supervisorial district), Irvine Mayor Pro Tem Jeff Lalloway (3rd supervisorial district), La Habra Councilmember Tim Shaw (4th supervisorial district) and San Clemente Councilmember Lori Donchak (5th supervisorial district).
The City Selection Committee is comprised of Orange County’s mayors (representing 34 cities) and is administered by the Clerk of the Board of Orange County. The committee makes appointment to regional boards and commissions like OCTA, the Local Agency Formation Commission and others.
The OCTA board is responsible for overseeing the transportation agency, including the countywide bus and paratransit service, Metrolink rail service, the 91 Express Lanes, Measure M implementation, freeway, street and road improvements projects and motorist services.
The board is comprised of 17 elected members and the Caltrans District 12 director, who serves as a non-voting member.
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Keep improving Costa Mesa and never stop.More rain expected on Thursday.
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THE WORLD...
Video (2:08).
We'll definitely try to stay on top of this story and report anything new as soon as we learn it.
Social media commenters are saying this was a race hate crime by Blacks but we've not seen any official confirmation of who the police are looking for, although we've also seen hints that they may be looking for two individuals--no descriptions given to the public by the police or media, though.
Panola County, Miss. where this happened is about 49% White and 48% Black.
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POPE FIGHT!
Former Pope speaking out against positions of new Pope.
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RETAILER IN PERU FORCED TO PULL ENTIRE CATALOGUE BECAUSE IT WAS FILLED WITH WHITE SKINNED, BLOND HAIRED MODELS
The dark skinned, black haired Peruvians didn't like seeing all those white skinned, blond haired models.
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Cell phone video of cops finally shooting the Black attacker (2:08 min.). He won't be stabbing anyone else because he's now dead. Say, maybe there will be more protests about cops shooting an innocent Black guy who was just minding his own business. "Knife in hand, don't shoot!"
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The killer is said to have known the teen daughter. Do you suppose if, before he killed her and her mother, an awakened White told her that she might be in danger she would have called that person a racist?
If she could come back from the grave, what would she say now? And, how would she feel about not only getting herself killed but also her mother?
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UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS WAS ADOPTED BY THE U.N. ON DECEMBER 10, 1948--READ IT HERE
We may post this again tomorrow--on the 10th. It's an important document even though it's not always followed, even by our own U. S. government and our state governments.
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