Posts Tagged ‘diana bosetti’

OF OLYMPIC SKATERS AND THEIR STALKERS

January 25, 2010

With the Winter Olympics just around the corner—and on the heels of The District Weekly’s recent story by former Olympic hopeful Diana Bosetti about the oft-damaging hidden aspects of the world’s most-graceful sport—this piece in the New York Times caught my attention.
Basically, it’s about the obsessive, deluded stalkers that exist among skating’s fans—and how the Internet is making [...]

HONESTLY, INT’L CITY BANK COULDA BEEN A LITTLE WONDERFULLER

July 9, 2009

First, let’s get the George Bailey Factor out of the way. If it’s a wonderful life here in Long Beach—and sorry Frank Capra, but I happen to believe it’s at least as nice as Bedford Falls—then International City Bank (ICB) is a big reason why. The local equivalent to Bailey Building & Loan sponsors Long [...]

BOSETTI GETS HER POSITIVITY ON WITH THIS VISION FOR DOWNTOWN

March 14, 2009

EDITOR’S NOTE: Among many responses to “The Ice Rink Cometh”—the March 11 story by Diana Bosetti about the Downtown Long Beach Associate’s plan to spend $300,000 on a winter ice-skating rink on The Promenade—runs the opinion that the story is arrogant, too negative and could at least have been constructively critical. Bosetti responds:
Frankly, you probably [...]

SOMETIMES, BEING A BITCH IS THE ONLY WAY TO GET LONG BEACH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TO BUDGE

November 24, 2008

I cannot believe some readers’ ranting and hissing about Diana Bosetti, the parent whose actions against the Long Beach Unified School District’s (LBUSD) deceptive misuse of Title I funds at Los Cerritos School were the subject of the District Weekly’s story, “No Cinnamon Roll Left Behind.” These arrogant supporters of bad government are lame.
There is [...]

NO CINNAMON ROLL LEFT BEHIND

October 1, 2008

State finds LBUSD misspent funds intended for poor kids. So where’s the party for the whistle-blower?

PHOTO by JOHN GILHOOLEY
“I just love how they keep saying I don’t understand the law,” says Diana Bosetti, and if that seems a strange thing to love consider that these have been a couple of very strange years for the [...]

 

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