ben ericson   brea, ca

Posted: 08:49 pm [PST] on July 13 2009

you are elijah's small voice.

pretty mary fernandez   india

Posted: 09:04 pm [PST] on December 10 2008

i want to keep my daughter to belmont i feel great

victor kwarko   ghana

Posted: 02:26 am [PST] on October 14 2008

it is a shame things like these happen in the developed world. why did environmental impact cap on this when the project was in the feasibility stage.

Leslie Dutton   Los Angeles

Posted: 04:47 pm [PST] on July 29 2008

Kelley Lynch: Full Disclosure was told that LAUSD hires the biggest and best lawfirms to lobby on their behalf when they come up against the laws of the State and Federal government. In this case, even though the IRS threatened LAUSD with sanctions and penalties for the illegal expenditure of public funds on the retail portion of the development, there was no action taken. Please look at our Video Blog #5 at this URL: http://www.fulldisclosure.net/flash/VideoBlogs/VideoBlog5.php where this matter is discussed

And for even more detail, here is another very short Video providing further scoop on what was going on behind the scenes. http://www.fulldisclosure.net/flash/VideoBlogs/VideoBlog6.htm http://www.fulldisclosure.net/flash/VideoBlogs/VideoBlog5.php

Kelley Lynch   Pasadena

Posted: 04:16 pm [PST] on July 29 2008

What do you think happened with the IRS investigation?

eddy miguel albizures samayoa   los angeles

Posted: 09:53 am [PST] on July 21 2008

i will like to see how my school has change in the last 10 yrs since i am curently living in my native country which is guatemala

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Posted: 02:13 pm [PST] on July 05 2008

la la la

John Sepich   CA and TX

Posted: 12:00 pm [PST] on June 29 2008

Ms. Dutton, I watched the three minute preview of your Belmont piece. I have spent a good portion of my professional engineering career studying and understanding methane soil gas. I’d be happy to provide you with factual information if you are interested. And I can also give you names of other knowledgeable professional engineers if you wish. You will find that the facts are not very exciting. John Sepich, cell (213) 500-0425, jesepich@yahoo.com

Laine Lawless   Mesa, AZ

Posted: 11:18 am [PST] on June 29 2008

Now let me get this straight: they chose a FORMER OILFIELD to build a SCHOOL upon? Sounds stinky to me! Maybe that developer had to get rid of that land somehow, and make several decades' worth of work for himself? There's no shortage of corruption to go around is there?

chad christian   san pedro

Posted: 10:35 am [PST] on June 11 2008

research on what lausd is up too