The Courier spoke to the seven candidates vying for one of three open seats on the BHUSD Board of Education. Here is what they had to say.
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"The tentative decision doesn't appear to affect the City of Beverly Hills since we do indeed have regulations in place," he told the Courier.
"How is it clean for a manicurist to sit on a piece of cardboard on pavement giving someone a pedicure or cut hair in an alleyway?" Joyce Marie, owner of facial spa Joyce Marie of Beverly Hills told the Courier.
"I want the freedom to accept or reject vaccination for myself and my minor children," said the handout. "The state or federal government cannot force me or my minor children to be vaccinated without my express permission."
The motion takes aim at loopholes in the current regulations around short-term rentals that allow renters to turn the properties into ad hoc nightclubs. Short-term rental and home-sharing services through sites like Craigslist and Airbnb often find themselves linked to the parties.
Philanthropist Wendy Goldberg, told the Courier that Christy "had one of the brightest, clearest minds of anybody I've ever known.
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"We've had interest from every continent except Antarctica," he said. "We've had private equity companies, real estate investment funds, real estate investment management companies, high net worth individuals and corporations [with] funds to invest."
"All around, it sounds like a high-risk experience for those who were there, and, frankly, for the loved ones they go home to," said California Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly at a briefing Aug. 4.
In an Aug. 1 statement, BHUSD Superintendent Dr. Michael Bregy emphasized that the ultimate goal remains to return to the classroom safely.