JOB CENTER FOR SANTA ANA HEIGHTS?In his column today (12/28) in the Daily Pilot, Joseph N. Bell, who lives in Santa Ana Heights in Newport Beach, lets readers know that he's not pleased with the closing of the job center in, ah, Costa Mesa.
This is an old tune sung by Bell and other liberals who live far from the closed down job center on the Westside of Costa Mesa. It seems the further away you live from the place, the more you support it. Funny how that works.
But, the CM PRESS is a good listener. Accordingly, we herewith offer Mr. Bell our support in opening a job center in his neighborhood in Newport Beach.
Let us know how we can help bring a job center to your neighborhood, Mr. Bell. We stand ready to go with you around your neighborhood to gather petition signatures to demand that a job center be put there.
And, if we're successful in getting the job center opened, perhaps we can call it the Joseph N. Bell Job Center just so your neighbors will always know who to thank.
Bell is also concerned that some of the charities in Costa Mesa might not receive as much tax payer funding as they would like.
Again, we stand ready to help Mr. Bell move some of these charities to Santa Ana Heights. Then, he can ask the City Council and the taxpayers of Newport Beach to fund them.
Since, as we've written before, some of the charities and the job center go together in a symbiotic relationship, it would make sense to put them together in Bell's neighborhood.
We're sending a copy of this CM PRESS over to the Daily Pilot via email so Mr. Bell can let us know when he's ready to circulate petitions in his neighborhood.
We're ready to help you Mr. Bell.
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