 Barbara
in Action |
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Beverly and Ben Ackerson
are supporters who worked with Barbara trying to reduce aircraft noise
over the Peninsula. |
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Barbara chatted with Lomita
Sheriff Station deputies after the October 16, 2005 station Open House. Barbara
strongly advocated and voted to keep the CORE Deputy Program while serving
on the Council. |
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Other supporters with Barbara
are Ilka and Jody Rice, Ralph Ortalano, Jr., Edwina Olga Cruz and, in
front, Siobhan Ortalano |
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Supporters at Barbara's
Kickoff Party included Middie Dethlefsen, Beverly Gugliuzza, Dr. John
Jordan and Carol Hildreth. |
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The
Ferraro family celebrated the 4th of July (2005) at RPV's celebration
at City Hall. |
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 During
spring break 2005, Barbara took her exchange student "daughter" Dubravka
Milutinovic to Washington, D.C. They are shown here in front of
our Nation's Capitol Building and under the cherry blossoms. |
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Barbara attended the inauguration
of the President in January 2005 and talked with Congressman Dana Rohrbacher
in his office. |
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Barbara
supports other philanthropic organizations. Here she is
participating in a fundraiser for the Norris Theatre with Sue Soldoff
and Liz Cantine. |
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Barbara
participated in the Emergency Preparedness drill at the City
Hall Communication Center with Stuart Salot, a member of the Emergency
Preparedness team. |
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Charlotte Iseda is showing Barbara how the Emergency Preparedness team
communicates during an emergency.
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Barbara
and her daughter, Laura Anne, volunteer at the Bingo Booth at the
City's 30th Anniversary picnic.
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 Barbara teaching Spanish in the pilot program at Rancho Vista Elementary
School |
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Barbara helped judge the
pie-eating contest at several of the City's 4th of July celebrations. |
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Assemblyman Alan Lowenthal and Barbara worked
together on many issues, including allowing Eastview students to attend
PV schools. |
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Barbara believes in energy conservation and stopped by the City's
Energy Rewards booth at the 30th Anniversary Picnic and talked with staffers
who gave out energy-efficient light bulbs. |
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At the City's 30th Anniversary Picnic, Barbara
talked with Mike Gin, Supervisor Don Knabe's representative; Barbara Dye,
Executive Director of the Palos Verdes Land Conservancy; and Joel Rojas,
RPV's Director of Planning. |
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Jennifer Boudreau, a member of RPV's Emergency Task Force, discussed
the City's efforts to plan for any emergency. |
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Barbara worked
with many community leaders. Shown here with Dr. Elizabeth Nash of SCROC
and Maureen Watson |
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Left
to Right: Elizabeth Weinstein, Barbara Coe and Bobbie Pine posed with
Barbara at a meeting of the Palos Verdes Republican Women's Club. |
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Barbara conferred with other local council members at
a Board of Director's meeting of the Sanitation District while serving
as RPV's Mayor Pro Tem.
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LA County District Attorney Steve Cooley
visited with Barbara after he spoke to a local group at The Red Onion. |
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Barbara talked
to Barbara Lucky, Trustee of the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School
District, and Jennifer Boudreau at
a Community Leader's Breakfast at Hesse Park. |
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Former RPV Mayor John McTaggart
and Congressman Dana Rohrbacher discussed some of the local issues at a
RPV Community Leader's Breakfast. |
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Barbara cooperated with State Senator Betty
Karnette on many issues and worked closely with her to get Eastview students
into PV schools. |
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At a Girl Scout Fair at Miraleste Intermediate
School, Barbara was thrilled to tell Girl Scouts about women in government.
Shown here with one of the attendees and deputies from the Lomita Sheriff's
Station. |
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Barbara was honored to participate in a Girl
Scout Career Fair at Miraleste. She is shown here with two of her students
from Peninsula High School, Josette and Esther, and deputies from the
Lomita Sheriff's Station. |
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Barbara strongly advocated the preservation
of the CORE deputy program and is committed to public safety. Shown here
with Lt. John Herrera of the Lomita Sheriff's Station at a Council
Meeting. |
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Barbara taught Spanish for three years
at Palos Verdes Peninsula High School. |
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Barbara and her Peninsula High students organized
Operation Shoebox to send small boxes of treats and toiletries to the
Marines of the 1st LAR Battalion during the the Spring of 2003. Shown
here at the post office with two of her major helpers, Samantha and Shelli. |
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Barbara opposed deleting funding for the 3rd CORE
Deputy and celebrated the reinstatement of the program with Captain Jay
Zuanich (second from left) and several of the CORE deputies at a station
barbeque. |
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Barbara helped out making quilts at St.
Peter's By-The-Sea Presbyterian Church during Mission Impact Week 03. |
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As Mayor Pro-Tem, Barbara was an Alternate
Director of the Sanitation District Board. (Shown here on a tour
of the Puente Hills Landfill with other directors.) |
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The Sanitation District's boat, The Ocean Sentinel,
was the site for a gathering of directors off the Palos Verdes coast line. |
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Barbara and others inspected kelp on a
tour of the Sanitation District's boat, the Ocean Sentinel. |
