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We’re proud to join the Berkeley Firefighters Association, the Sierra Club, the League of Women Voters and the Democratic Party in recommending that every Berkeley voter vote yes on Measure FF by Nov. 5. We also recommend voting no on Measure EE, the competing, less adequate measure. Berkeleyside accepts submission of op-eds relating to election candidates and measures and publishes a balance of opinions at its discretion. We select those that are the most compelling, well-written and well-argued.
Tony Wuichet in Alaska. Photo: Courtesy Ann-Marie Hogan Tony Wuichet, born Sept. 15, 1941 in Dayton, Ohio, died Nov. 15, 2018, two weeks after his diagnosis of inoperable and incurable cancer. He is survived by his wife Ann-Marie Hogan, sister Alice Theall, nieces Christina Johnson, Carrie Theall and Félicia Roger-Hogan, and nephews Michael Stein and David, Eric, and Steve Theall. His sisters, Nancy Stein and Geraldine Wuichet, predeceased him.
Editor's Note: This interesting discussion was posted to the public record as part of communications to the Berkeley City Council. We have Dr. Gaston's permission to publish it, and the quoted title is hers. To Whom It May Concern: Two nights ago, at Berkeley City Council, the Berkeley City Auditor warned the Berkeley City Manager and the Berkeley City Council that the City could face bankruptcy unless steps are taken to protect our reserves.
The regents of the University of California should make sure that the system-wide audit office they oversee focuses on auditing the Office of the President rather than providing support services to management.
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