Barbara Venezia Asks THE Right Question
BARBARA NAILS IT!
The irrepressible Orange County Register columnist, Barbara Venezia, has published an outstanding column today, which can be read either on the Register web site or HERE, on her personal web site.
SHE ASKS THE RIGHT QUESTIONS
In her column, titled, "Who's minding Costa Mesa's business?", Venezia delves into the management of Costa Mesa, and focuses on the now-notorious 60th Anniversary Celebration. Since you all can read it for yourselves, I'll provide you with a hook that should encourage you to do just that. The final sentence in her column is a question: "How long can a business survive being run as poorly as this one appears to be?"
THE REAL NITTY-GRITTY
That should send each of you clicking away on that link above. She gets right down to the nitty-gritty, and asks questions publicly that many have been asking privately for many, many months. Thanks to Barbara Venezia for this piece...
The irrepressible Orange County Register columnist, Barbara Venezia, has published an outstanding column today, which can be read either on the Register web site or HERE, on her personal web site.SHE ASKS THE RIGHT QUESTIONS
In her column, titled, "Who's minding Costa Mesa's business?", Venezia delves into the management of Costa Mesa, and focuses on the now-notorious 60th Anniversary Celebration. Since you all can read it for yourselves, I'll provide you with a hook that should encourage you to do just that. The final sentence in her column is a question: "How long can a business survive being run as poorly as this one appears to be?"
THE REAL NITTY-GRITTY
That should send each of you clicking away on that link above. She gets right down to the nitty-gritty, and asks questions publicly that many have been asking privately for many, many months. Thanks to Barbara Venezia for this piece...
Labels: 60th Anniversary, Barbara Venezia, City of Costa Mesa, Jim Righeimer
posted by The Pot Stirrer at 2/07/2014 12:37:00 AM
3 Comments:
Venezia sees through all the rhetoric and corruption.
I just read this article - I want to pass it out to all my neighbors ... the ostriches.
Excellent analysis of the situation by Barbara.
She really nails it with her question,
"How long can a business survive being run as poorly as this one appears to be?".
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