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Neil Lonsinger

Challengers Set For Council Race: Photos

August 6, 2010

   There were twelve city council candidates with promises and visions for Mission Viejo when the filing deadline passed at  5 p.m. Friday.  Nine are challenging incumbents Kelley and Leckness, and recalled ex-councilmember MacLean, for three seats. 
   Of the nine challengers, two failed to file the $1,100 ballot statement with the City Clerk, so they (Golemo, Mamola) won’t be [...]

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Incumbents, Challengers Pull Candidate Papers

July 12, 2010

   On Monday five residents pulled filing packets necessary to become candidates for the Mission Viejo city council election in November.  Candidates can file papers through August 6.
   The five council seats are filled in staggered elections.  Three councilmembers will be elected this year; the other two slots will be elected in 2012.  John Paul Ledesma is [...]

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Letter: Potholes

February 5, 2010

Potholes in our streets can cause damage when neglected by cities, i.e. tire blowouts, sidewall damage, punctures, front wheel alignment, cracked rims, and could cause a wreck. It is imperative that cities fullfill their responsibility by repairing immediately. We can assist our city by notifying it of any pothole location as soon as possible so [...]

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Letter: Lake Membership Problem

August 20, 2009

Several months ago I appeared before the Board of Directors at a Lake Mission Association Board Meeting. My purpose was to inquire why a family now living in Mission Viejo could not join the M.V. Lake Association. The area the family lives in was formally named Aegean Hills, which was annexed to Mission Viejo many [...]

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Letter: Flushing $1 Million At Montanoso

April 17, 2009

I have been a member of the Montanoso Recreation Center in 2005 , 2006, 2007, 2008, and again in 2009. I have been in that Center at least 3 to 5 times a week, on each of the 7 days, at almost every hour of the day. I have never seen, at any time, people [...]

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Council Election: Reavis Revenge; Schlicht Elected

November 5, 2008

    Monday evening two-term councilwoman Gail Reavis attended her last full council meeting after deciding not to seek another term.  Tuesday her endorsed candidate, Cathy Schlicht, was elected to replace her on the Council.
    Schlicht and her running mate, Neil Lonsinger, maintained close vote totals through the night, but Schlicht was prevailing over her partner by less than 1% of [...]

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Council Poll: Readers Endorse Lonsinger & Schlicht

October 29, 2008

    Readers   have   endorsed Neil Lonsinger and Cathy Schlicht in the online poll conducted by the Dispatch.  The survey was posted for two weeks to permit all comers to voice their preference for the two seats being elected by voters next Tuesday.
    The results of the poll:

Cathy Schlicht – 40%

Neil Lonsinger – 37%

Rich Atkinson – 8%

Frank Ury – [...]

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Lonsinger & Schlicht Want Reversal Of 2X Pay Raise

October 27, 2008

    If Neil Lonsinger and Cathy Schlicht are elected, they want to reverse the recent vote by councilmembers (4-1) to double their stipends.
   Schlicht said she was particular disappointed because it sends a disturbing message to all residents who volunteer without pay.  As one example, she mentioned the Senior Community Activity Team (SCAT).  It’s volunteers are recognized [...]

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Council Candidates List Contributions & Expenditures

October 24, 2008

    Yesterday was the deadline for council candidates to file financial reports for the period of October 1-18.  Following is a summary:
NEIL LONSINGER received $599 in contributions during the October reporting period.  No money was taken from entities with existing or potential financial interests with the City. His year-to-date total is $12,599 including his personal loan of [...]

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Letter: Road To Ruin (Part 2)

October 11, 2008

   What will happen if the Frank Ury-Richard Atkinson ticket is elected to the city council, creating a council majority with Trish Kelley and Lance MacLean? I believe the city would continue down the same path to ruin that crippled the Capistrano Unified School District.
   In this article I will show startling similarities between these [...]

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