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October 2008
Lumachi Moderates Temecula
City Council Debate
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North County Times
Forums and folderol, you can take your pick
By Phil Strickland
Settling in with the Temecula City Council forum was a
welcome break from watching the embarrassingly shameful
shenanigans in Sacramento and D.C.
Tuesday evening, thanks to the city's Chamber of Commerce,
we got to watch as the five people who want us to hire them
for two of the council seats sparred with one another.
It was mostly a Marquess of Queensbury affair ---- OK, a
dash or two extra of testosterone ---- but it was largely
ladylike and gentlemanly and, most important, focused on
matters of substance.
Though some feathers ruffled, moderator Shaun Lumachi, the
government affairs consultant for the Southwest California
Legislative Coalition, a chamber business-advocacy
coalition, kept the evening in check and focused.
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Press Enterprise
Temecula City Council
candidates to square off in 2nd debate
By Jeff
Horseman
The five candidates for Temecula City Council will field
questions from a panel as well as the public Wednesday in
their second debate in two weeks.
Candidates will answer questions from a three-person panel
during the 7 p.m. nontelevised debate at the Temeku Hills
clubhouse.
The Temeku Hills Homeowners Associations is sponsoring the
event.
Following the panel, audience members will be able to ask
questions of the candidates: incumbents Mike Naggar and
Chuck Washington; and challengers Al Abbott, Rita Hernandez
and James "Stew" Stewart. They are competing for two seats
on the five-member council. The terms each last four years.
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