Chris Frost

Council examines redistricting in detail

Oxnard-- The City held a special council meeting, Monday, December 6. After a closed session, City Attorney Stephen Fischer reported that the body voted 4-0 to give its legal counsel approval to seek review or relief regarding the court of appeals affirming the trial court denial of the city’s motion for preliminary injunction in the action, City of Oxnard versus County of Ventura et all. This...

Dec 10, 2021

Frosted Thoughts

So, a week ago, I told the community that I bought the Tri County Sentry, and I have to admit that the support and positive feedback I received are both amazing and humbling. I T’S funny because I have spent so many years traveling from state-to-state looking for a place to call home. And while you can look on the net and read about people heading out of California, I am finally home. My dance...

Dec 10, 2021

Shawn Mulchay appointed Camarillo’s Mayor

Camarillo-- The City Council, Wednesday, December 1, reorganized the city council and named Shawn Mulchay its Mayor. T HE body reorganizes once a year as city clerk Jeffrie Madland opened the floor for multiple nominations and vote on the nominations in the order they were received. “If there’s only one nomination, then a motion to close the nominations will elect the nomination that’s on the...

Dec 10, 2021

Supervisors approve solid waste collection and disposal ordinance

Ventura-- The Board of Supervisors, Tuesday, December 7, held a second public hearing and adopted an ordinance repealing and reenacting Division 4, Chapter 7, Article 3, of the county ordinance code pertaining to solid waste collection and disposal. T HE action makes the ordinance exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Ventura County Public Works Agency Water and Sanitati...

Dec 10, 2021

HOLIDAY FOOD & TOY DRIVE BENEFITS MANY

Channel Islands--The Second Annual Holiday Food & Toy Drive, hosted by the Ventura County Harbor Department and Harbor & Beach Community Alliance, had Fisherman’s Wharf lined with cars of people donating food, toys, and money to help people hurting during the holidays. T HE Holiday Food & Toy Drive benefits Food Share of Ventura County and the Spark of Love Toy Drive, an annual eff...

Dec 10, 2021

CHABAD OF VENTURA LIGHTS UP DOWNTOWN

Ventura-- The First Night of Chanukah was special in Ventura, Sunday, November 28, as Chabad of Ventura lit up downtown with a celebration that included lots of music from Cedars of Lebanon, fresh donuts and Chanuka kits, dancing, and a big celebration that culminated with the lighting of the Grand Menorah. THE festivities got all of Downtown Ventura dancing, singing, celebrating, and joinin...

Dec 3, 2021

Committee approves Watershed Protection District amendment

Oxnard-- The Public Works & Transportation Committee, Tuesday, November 23, approved the second amendment for the Watershed Protection District. The agreement covers the Harbor Beaches special studies. Technical Services & Water Quality Manager Badaoui Mouderres presented the item and said the agreement authorizes the second amendment to agreement 8-8295 with the County of Ventura a...

Dec 3, 2021

CUSTODIAL SERVICES AGREEMENT MOVES TO THE CITY COUNCIL

Oxnard-- The Public Works & Transportation Committee, Tuesday, November 17, approved agreement A-8377 for custodial services at citywide park restrooms. The agreement is for one year, with an option to extend the agreement for two additional consecutive periods of one year each, not to surpass January 1, 2025. The cost to the city is not to exceed $1.8 million. It also authorizes a purchasi...

Dec 3, 2021

Frosted Thoughts

Oxnard—Okay, it’s time to retool and get ready for Christmas and Chanukah at the Frost house, so there is no rest whatsoever. F IRST things first, we need to finish the turkey that I spent last Thursday cooking all day. Now I share a lot of the same sentiments many others do about leftovers. Take heart, you don’t need to redo Thanksgiving on your dinner plate over and over. There are alternati...

Dec 3, 2021

The Sentry has a new owner

THE new owner is a short, heavyset older man with an off-the-wall sense of humor. He has a passion for community issues, and he feels a huge responsibility for informing the public and telling both sides of every story without prejudice. Effective Wednesday, December 1, the new owner of the Tri County Sentry is Republic Print Media, and the president is me, Chris Frost. Let me take a minute...

Dec 3, 2021

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