Chris Frost

"Main Street Moves works"

Ventura—The City of Ventura’s Main Street Plan story continues with comments from Assembly Member Steve Bennett, who said Ventura is the only City that connects its beach with its downtown corridor. The agreement, loaded with amendments and timelines, stipu­lates that restrooms remain open, drawing praise from the crowd. The Body also approved its RRM Design Group to complete and create a v...

Oct 10, 2025

October: a busy Month

Oxnard—In his Tuesday, October 7, report to the City Council, Oxnard City Manager Alex Nguyen said October marks the City’s Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Community Affairs Manager Paul Carganilla said the Pink Patch Project began when the Seal Beach Police Department wore pink versions of their patches to raise Awareness About Breast Cancer during the month. “That turned into a whol...

Oct 10, 2025

Frosted Thoughts

Oxnard—After a rather grueling weekend delivering the paper and going to community events in Oxnard and Ventura, more about that later, I went home, had dinner, watched a little TV on my computer, and went to sleep. THOSE who read Frosted Thoughts know I’m a bad sleeper, but on this night, I fell asleep quickly and slept for six hours. That’s unheard of in my world. I woke up feeling great...

Oct 10, 2025

Straight Transparent talk with Nguyen

Oxnard—The Tri County Sentry, Friday, October 3, had an im­portant conversation with Oxnard City Man­ager Alex Nguyen, who painted a picture of a City boldly moving forward. ANY meeting with Alex is always amicable, as he is just as interested in my transplant as I am in his family. The conversation begins with the bathrooms at Heritage Square, which he said is currently on the back burner....

Oct 10, 2025

CAC Report celebrates Oxnard

Oxnard—The City Council, on Tuesday, October 7, received its Cultural Arts Commission (CAC) Annual Report. CHAIR Teodoro Lopez presented the report, stating that they are a Commission of creatives, and he works with­in the multimedia and com­munications industry. “Our Vice Chair, Paloma Concordia, does public re­lations for the entire organ­ization,” he said. “Our past chair, Sandra Diaz, c...

Oct 10, 2025

Oxnard Lawn Bowlers: Dedicated, Passionate

Oxnard—It’s a festive time each Sunday morning, as the Oxnard Lawn Bowling Club at the Wilson Senior Center gets together for a few laughs, and a little friendly trash talk. COMPETITORS have to bowl with a bias, so it doesn’t roll straight. The object of the game is to get closest to the Jack, a white ball in the center. Competitors try to knock each other’s bowls away from the Jack, which...

Oct 3, 2025

Pumps make CI Harbor Clean

Oxnard—The Public Works and Transportation Committee, Tuesday, September 23, received a water quality update from the Channel Islands Marine Advisory Committee. Special Districts Director Anthony Miller introduced a video from the Marine Advisory Committee, which supports the effort around the Harbor. “Thanks to Chuck Carter, who put this together and has been with us every step of the way,” Mi...

Oct 3, 2025

Complicated Plan Clarified

Ventura—The City of Ventura’s Main Street Plan story continues with maintaining the existing closure under the existing code. The agreement, loaded with amendments and timelines, stipulates that restrooms remain open, drawing praise from the crowd. The Body also approved its RRM Design Group to create and complete a vision plan and a Capital Improvement/ Implementation Plan for the Main Str...

Oct 3, 2025

Frosted Thoughts

Oxnard—Good news this week, as I addressed the management at the dialysis clinic regarding my dry weight, and my doctor ordered the clinic supervisor to increase my total weight. "DRY weight is a specific measurement of weight excluding liquids, fuel, and cargo, with its exact definition varying by context.” Some people know, but most don’t, getting a kidney transplant in California is like...

Oct 3, 2025

Horgan reports excellent investments

Ventura—The Board of Supervisors, Tuesday, September 30, received its report on investments for the month ending June 30. Treasurer and Tax Collec­tor Sue Horgan reported on the County’s Investment Pool’s performance, calling it great news. “The year 2025 was an excellent year for our investment pool,” she said. “Our investments are safe, with sufficient liquidity to sustain the County’s ca...

Oct 3, 2025

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