The Daily Briefing
DON’T MAKE ME GET ANDY ROONEY ON YER ASS
Trailers on the street
No offense to the Press-Telegram’s Paul Eakins–but, really, someone kill me if I ever read another P-T Long Beach City Council story that leads with an item about parking trailers on the street. It’s not a badly executed story–and, yes, there are streets in Long Beach, and some people must park trailers on them. It just feels like minutia, and I have a sneaking suspicion that I’ll turn into Andy Rooney if I read it. And no one wants that.
I blame Andy Rooney–and trailers. And Eakins, for his dry spin on the meeting. Sometimes, a city council story is just a city council story.
Elsewhere in the P-T, Eakins does fine with more space and a decent deadline, dueting with Hanna Chu for a nicely done examination of the recently relocated and redone day laborers site up by the Signal Hill Home Depot.
That’s a story I actually wanted to read–and I did.
Tags: Andy Rooney, California, day laborers, Hanna Chu, home depot, Long Beach, Paul Eakins, press telegram, Signal Hill, Southern California, trailers
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Marla Fisher
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