Archive for Guest Editorials

Significant differences

Feb 10, 2013 2 Comments Print

Guest editorial by M. Smith For the past several years we have noticed significant differences between Lakesideinfo.com and Coast Lake News. Lakesideinfo.com gives you documents for proof and names the sources in witnesses of situations, or interviews with the people themselves. In Coast Lake News, you read sentences such as, “Since then we have heard [...]

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Is the Lakeside Senior Center Inc. playing fair, or extorting free space?

Feb 03, 2013 4 Comments Print

Editorial by Michael Armstrong What appeared to be a contentious topic was briefly touched upon during the January 26, meeting of the Concerned Citizens.  It centered on an article appearing in Coast Lake News about the Lakeside Senior Center members being asked not to use the main entrance of City Hall to access the Senior [...]

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“Soap and Water”

Jan 22, 2013 1 Comment Print

Guest editorial by Michael Armstrong Jessica L. Lloyd-Rogers continues with her one trick pony act of virulent psychic reporting and demagoguery against Lakeside. The front-page photo in her January 18, 2013 issue of Coast Lake News might have read; Extra, Extra, teenager takes goose from Corso’s property! “Just kidding,” it was a photo of a youngster with a salmon. [...]

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Coast Lake News Psychic Reporting

Jan 14, 2013 4 Comments Print

Guest editorial by Michael Armstrong Jessica L. Lloyd-Rogers’ record is intact. The norm for Lloyd-Rogers is to consistently report it wrong every time. In her January 11, issue of Coast Lake News (CLN) instead of using a Ouija Board for her stories, she is now channeling through clairvoyance, as displayed in her Ed Gowan ‘quitting story.’ Lloyd-Rogers [...]

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“Tabloid Outrage”

Jan 09, 2013 No Comments Print

Irreparable damage, is something shared by anyone that has been unjustly smeared by Jessica L. Lloyd Rogers. A little investigative journalism is in order.

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Again? Already?

Dec 26, 2012 5 Comments Print

Guest editorial by M. Smith Once again we find that Coast Lake News appears to be unable to accurately report the facts concerning action taken and events that they routinely report on. The Friday December 21, 2012 edition had an article “Lakesides books not balanced since June 2012, that provides us with another example.” As seems usual, [...]

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Cutting through the fog of lies

Dec 18, 2012 1 Comment Print

Editorial by M. Smith I find it hard to let lies go by, especially when the lies are an attempt to persuade the public to believe something that is simply not true. I really had believed that I was done responding to the lies that are continuously spewed by Jessica Lloyd Rogers and Jerry Schneider [...]

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Thank you Lakeside

Dec 10, 2012 No Comments Print

A big thank you to all the people who helped with the Lakeside Community Christmas Tree Lighting. The first thank you goes to Mel Luckey and the crew at Mountain View Farms for their very generous donation of our lovely tree.  The Lakeside Fire Dept., who put the tree in the ground and put the [...]

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Newly elected Lakeside Councilor Bert Guinn, “could care less”

Dec 06, 2012 1 Comment

Editorial by Sheli Roe The Lakeside City Council held special meetings on November 20, and 28, I attended both. It isn’t the topics of each that stands out in my mind, but statements made by Mayor Gowan, and Councilor Bert Guin. See for yourself…click on the video Council President Naomi Parker, and Councilors Armstrong, and Dunn, called [...]

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Annexation, the back story

Nov 16, 2012 No Comments

Editorial by Lakeside Fire Chief Ted Ross History of Annexation For about fifteen years an annexation of the Tenmile Lakes has been discussed by fire district board members and chief officers. The process was and is complicated to complete. There are several methods that are available to annex areas into existing fire districts. Risk Analysis [...]

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