Tickets are free and include a reception following the program.

told us the other day that since the temporary cell tower was installed in 2020 … all the bees that used to visit his garden.and sit there loudly for over two years before the city discovers their deployments.

After losing by a 2-1 vote of the citys Telecommunications Committee.Maybe one day the bees will return.The neighbors are now appealing to the City Council.

Neighbor Jim Lurie made the first $100 donation to submit the appeal application.The science is still unfolding and the FCC continues to battle communities in courtrooms across our sacred nation.

which is doing its best to stay afloat.

What we know for sure is that Crown Castle has no issue breaking our telecom wireless ordinances by not complying with the general provisions and sneaking in cell towers without obtaining permits.and a celebration of Nori and his contributions and his retirement.

it will reopen in a new location.But because it is such a community store.

to honor Anzen Hardware and its longtime owner.Maehara founded the business in 1946