Members of the public who wish to provide remote Public Comment on this item should dial star three on the phone or click raise hand in webex. Please note you will have two minutes. Do we have any remote Public Comments for this item . We have one caller. Thank you, um. Color your time begins now. Can you hear me again . We can hear you, mr. Pill pill . Yes. Great david. Fill pelican. So um, thanks for being the code of conduct packed for a second round today. I think the language is good. I had a couple of suggested. Edits on the paragraph on x party communications. Um i think it might read better if it says it shall be the policy of the refuge rate board for members to not communicate blah, blah, blah so that it its not whats against the policy, but says what the policy is, um, second point there, i would consider expanding that ban on communications to not just be with refuse companies but also with city departments that receive funds through the impound account with regard to use o
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the foundation. And good morning. Its great. See so many friends in the audience with us today. For those of us, those who are joining in person, watching online or viewing this on cspan, were grateful that youre interested. And with us today, im rob louie, Vice President of communications here at heritage and also executive editor of the daily signal, our news outlet and. Its my pleasure to host the great cal thomas for todays event as one of americas most columnists with a distinguished career in media. Theres not a whole lot i tell you about carl that you probably dont know, but ill start with his new book, which is called a watchman in the night. What ive seen over 50 years reporting on america, the book takes you on a journey. Cals time as a syndicated columnist from his start in 1984 with the Los Angeles Times syndicate to present day. We have a limited number of Copies Available for sale after todays event, which cal will gladly sign for you. Thi
Online or viewing this on cspan, were grateful that youre interested. And with us today, im rob louie, Vice President of communications here at heritage and also executive editor of the daily signal, our news outlet and. Its my pleasure to host the great cal thomas for todays event as one of americas most columnists with a distinguished career in media. Theres not a whole lot i tell you about carl that you probably dont know, but ill start with his new book, which is called a watchman in the night. What ive seen over 50 years reporting on america, the book takes you on a journey. Cals time as a syndicated columnist from his start in 1984 with the Los Angeles Times syndicate to present day. We have a limited number of Copies Available for sale after todays event, which cal will gladly sign for you. This book is cals 12th. Its a remarkable achievement, even for a writer and i can say that as a writer myself who hasnt a single book. Cals other titles include americas Expiration Date fall
Queer and trans nuns has become a San Francisco institution, spreading joy while capturing the publics interest. Coincidentally march 31st is also transgender day of visibility. Three sisters came from around the world to celebrate in their founding city. We all come together in the spirit of togetherness and joy to spread that joy and give it to other people, and that just recharges the battery for me. The event offered activities for people of all ages, including an Easter Egg Hunt and games for children. There was also an Easter Bonnet competition and later in the day, hunky jesus and foxy mary contests. About 100 people hiked up to the highest point in San Francisco at sunrise today. It was all part of a 100 year old easter tradition. A crowd of worshipers gathered at the Mount Davidson cross. It stands about 100ft tall. This Easter Service is intended to renew hope regardless of your background or what you believe in, this beautiful moment of unity and simplicity as we all gather
The Catholic Boarding School in 1888. And it was built on land that was deeded to the Catholic Church by red club. Red cloud is buried the cemetery there right now at red cloud in school, Holy Rosary Mission and the he had a strong feeling that we had to become educated in order to survive in the world that was coming and so that was his primary motif of donating land and allowing the Catholic Church to come on to the reservation. I dont think he ever saw the long term concern coincidence of what it was going to do to. Somebody and and children. I started school, the holy sa Mission Boarding School when i was five years old and was left there at the mission and back then it was run by the jesuit priest and the franciscan nuns. Those are all it was a whole new world to us coming from the small communities out on the reservation and uh, frightening experience to begin with. So, but i think probably one of the best thing they did is the catholic priests and nuns have a good way of. So i t