Comments on: Protecting the Remaining Trees http://willowglenextra.com/2007/01/protecting-the-remaining-trees/ Independent Neighborhood News & Talking Points Wed, 19 Nov 2008 11:36:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Robert Kieve on KRTY ... http://willowglenextra.com/2007/01/protecting-the-remaining-trees/#comment-61754 Robert Kieve on KRTY ... Thu, 01 Feb 2007 22:00:44 +0000 http://www.willowglenextra.com/2007/01/protecting-the-remaining-trees/#comment-61754 San Jose citizen and radio icon Robert Kieve has been offering his opinion in an <a href="http://www.krty.com/Article.asp?id=342852&spid=7451" rel="nofollow">on-air editorial on KRTY</a> Radio 95.3 FM ... <blockquote>... Trees. They remake a city. The people of Willow Glen are right to fight for their survival. <em>This is Robert Kieve, and that's a personal opinion.</em></blockquote> San Jose citizen and radio icon Robert Kieve has been offering his opinion in an on-air editorial on KRTY Radio 95.3 FM …

… Trees. They remake a city. The people of Willow Glen are right to fight for their survival.

This is Robert Kieve, and that’s a personal opinion.

]]> By: Latest Tree Developments … http://willowglenextra.com/2007/01/protecting-the-remaining-trees/#comment-60517 Latest Tree Developments … Sun, 28 Jan 2007 22:05:55 +0000 http://www.willowglenextra.com/2007/01/protecting-the-remaining-trees/#comment-60517 [...] While the intensity of concern may have weakened a bit, potential solutions continue to evolve in the story of the Sycamore Trees illegally felled from the corner of Camino Ricardo & Willow Street: [...] [...] While the intensity of concern may have weakened a bit, potential solutions continue to evolve in the story of the Sycamore Trees illegally felled from the corner of Camino Ricardo & Willow Street: [...]

]]> By: SJMN Action Line ... http://willowglenextra.com/2007/01/protecting-the-remaining-trees/#comment-57804 SJMN Action Line ... Tue, 23 Jan 2007 23:54:18 +0000 http://www.willowglenextra.com/2007/01/protecting-the-remaining-trees/#comment-57804 It's not filled with any particularly new ideas, but today's edition of the SJ Mercury News brings still more opinions on the trees ... In addition to another editorial today (which casts <a href="http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/opinion/16524231.htm" rel="nofollow">the tree debate as an issue greater than just a local WG fight</a>), Action Line's Dennis Rockstroh points out that San Jose's <a href="http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/columnists/16524261.htm" rel="nofollow">tree ordinances compare quite unfavorably</a> to other cities in our region. It’s not filled with any particularly new ideas, but today’s edition of the SJ Mercury News brings still more opinions on the trees …

In addition to another editorial today (which casts the tree debate as an issue greater than just a local WG fight), Action Line’s Dennis Rockstroh points out that San Jose’s tree ordinances compare quite unfavorably to other cities in our region.

]]> By: Town Meeting reports ... http://willowglenextra.com/2007/01/protecting-the-remaining-trees/#comment-57190 Town Meeting reports ... Mon, 22 Jan 2007 20:39:48 +0000 http://www.willowglenextra.com/2007/01/protecting-the-remaining-trees/#comment-57190 The reports from the WGNA town meeting are interesting, especially since it included a veritable "who's who" of local residents and city-wide dignitaries, brought together to discuss the next steps. The SJ Mercury News carried its report in today's edition ("<a href="http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/local/16517054.htm" rel="nofollow">Officials get earful about trees</a>"), and the WGNA has also published its own notes (<a href="http://www.wgna.net/tree-minutes_files/frame.htm" rel="nofollow">including pictures and slides</a> in MS PowerPoint). The reports from the WGNA town meeting are interesting, especially since it included a veritable “who’s who” of local residents and city-wide dignitaries, brought together to discuss the next steps.

The SJ Mercury News carried its report in today’s edition (”Officials get earful about trees“), and the WGNA has also published its own notes (including pictures and slides in MS PowerPoint).

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