Members of Da’ Hawaii Seniors Club (DHSC) of Cerritos have not been able to have in-person meetings since March of 2020, but members did elect their Board members in January of 2021. Most of the members who served on the Board in 2020 were not able to complete all the programs and activities they had planned for 2020, so they volunteered to be re-elected and continue to serve as Board members in 2021. The Board filled the final position of Co-Recording Secretary at the last Board meeting in February to officially complete the Board for 2021.
The members of Da’ Hawaii Seniors Club appreciate the volunteer work of all their Board members. The elected members of Da’ Hawaii Seniors Club Board for 2021 are as follows: Co-Presidents, Carmelita Tiongson and Donald Izumihara; CO-1st Vice-Presidents for Programs, Sherrie Dixon and Marion Tesoro; Co-2nd Vice-Presidents for Membership, Janie Aguirre and Myrna Matsuno; Co-3rd Vice-Presidents for Public Performance, Hedy Anduha, Frances
Bocas del Toro Christmas Miracles 2020
Bocas del Toro Christmas Miracles 2020
December 25, 2020
Another year passes, and it’s another Caribbean Christmas in the record books for Bocas del Toro. This year there were no boat parades or traditional public holiday parties; as the community stands in solidarity in the effort to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus. There will be plenty of opportunities to celebrate in the future and this year we are grateful to have our health, as the infection rate of COVID-19 remains low on the islands. Though there were no large gatherings, the virus did little to stop our holiday cheer, and the community did its best to spread only the Christmas spirit.
thanks for joining us. i m michelle miller. the investigation into allegations of misconduct by the secret service prior to the president s visit to colombia is expanding. 11 members of the secret service have had their security service revoked and more members of the military may have been involved than originally thought. the nation s top soldier says he s embarrassed. susan mcginnis is in washington with the very latest. good morning, susan. good morning, michelle. this is being called the biggest scandal in the history of the secret service. now nearly a dozen of the military may be involved as well. military leaders are embarrassed about the alleged misconduct in colombia ba, according to the chief of staff martin dempsey. we let the boss down. the chairman says they re still trying to figure out exactly what unfolded before president obama arrived for last week s summit of the americas. what we do know is we distracted several members distracted the issue from
with scott pelley. reporter: good evening, we learned today that more than 20 americans are under investigation while soliciting prostitutes while preparing for security for the president s trip to colombia this weekend. a pentagon source tells david martin more than ten members of the military are involved. the secret service says 11 of its officers and agents are under investigation. some of the secret service personnel are members of an elite tactical team trained to use heavy weapons to rappel any attack on the president. we have two reports tonight. first, bob orr, bob? reporter: a law enforcement source tells us the 11 secret service agents and officers recalled from columbia have had their top secret service clearances revoked. they ve been barred from secret service facilities while the investigation continues. sources stay secret service members were mostly support personnel sent to colombia along with the presidential limousines and communications equipment in a
director mark sullivan. the source says director sullivan was outraged and pulled the team out of colombia in two seconds. sullivan then told his senior staff we re going to get to the bottom of this and hold everyone accountable. by saturday morning the 11 were in washington where they were interviewed by the secret service office of professional responsibility. now, none of those called home from colombia was involved in protecting the president and officials insist the actions of the 11 did not compromise security. they point out, in fact, there were hundreds of security personnel who were there who did the right thing. but secret service veterans concede the scandal undermines public confidence and raises questions about the culture, scott, inside the agency. pelley: bob, thank you. the motto of the secret service is worthy of trust and confidence. mark sullivan, the director and a 29-year veteran, sent an e-mail today to his 6,800 employees. he calls the incident