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1946 - Cher, great-granddaughter of Placerita Canyon homesteader Frank Walker and onetime Placerita property owner, born in El Centro, Calif. [story]
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19 Comments
Can you please post a map of the proposed route. Thank you!
It was voted on by the people. Bring the train.
No Brad, what is now happening isn’t what we voted for. It is going to cost a whole lot more…read more of our tax dollars…and it isn’t going to go as fast. The private sector isn’t stepping up to be a part of the funding, as was purported. Nothing is as what we voted for.
That may or may not be the case John but that’s not what this thread is about if you read the commentary above.
Haha yes
We need water and schools .
That time this is done we will all be 80
The political leaders in the valley have gotten folks in a lather over HSR. The number of people directly affected would be rather small — far less than the 14 freeway would hit if it were being built now. Whether or not you favor the HSR project, the uproar over this is too much. No one in the direct path of the route will be in favor of it so that is a given. however, society recognizes the occasional need for infrastructure improvements to be made and that just compensation must be paid to those who have to sacrifice their property for the greater good.
Keep the discussion on the merits of HSR and not on the small footprint it will make
We need water!
We need water!
We need rain and a snow pack, those are the items that produce water not legislation.
I’d like to see a map of the route too please and thanks
I’d like to see a map of the route too please and thanks
we dont need a train and who really voted for this BS we do need water or to quit building because there is not enough water for the homes we already have here in LA
What the big deal
Don’t reroute it, scrap it!
“Safe Action for the Environment Inc.” Really?
The biggest environmental crime would be to allow any of the East Corridor routes to be built, so one has to wonder at the complete hypocrisy of this author.
SAFE has been around for a couple of decades. It has led the successful (so far) effort to block a sand & gravel mega-mine.
Send it. Build the infrastructure. Tax base and update the community.