From: markberr...@gmail.com [mailto:markberr...@gmail.com]
Just a correction, the robbery that took place was not in lytton, but in
milton rd, a lady was sitting in the passenger side of a vehicle and an
unknown male came and grabbed her ray ban sunglasses valued R1500, of her
face.
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Hi Trevor,
no, I am not coming from the position of, hey, he is just another drug
dealer. In fact I know nothing about the man at all, except that he was a
bona fide immigrant who had his legal papers on him on the time. I do not
know what he did for a living or why he was arguing with a 17y
Hi Rosemary,
I frequently eat at the Blue Marlin, Ganesh and other eateries in Obs. I was
simply referring to the fact that their were 9 borewors stands around the
Village Green. Early during the organization of the festival it was agreed
that efforts would be made to offer an eclectic and in
Dear Anton, I was involved in the festival at the beginning. I am also the
Chairperson of the OCA Arts Committee. I tried to work with Chakan Hislop
and found him dishonest and disingenuous from the start. I voiced these
misgivings and removed myself from the situation as my opinions were no
Our Sector Manager, Constable Mark Berry 082 302 5436 writes:
"Goodmorning to all. Crime for past 48 hours there were nothing actually
standing out. Theft out of m/v areas was howe street and lower main rd.
Theft of mv in morley street. And a robbery that took place in lytton rd at
13:15 on the
Hi Julia
Thanks for your contribution
Kindest regards
Brian
On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 2:28 PM, Julia Teale wrote:
> I was given to understand that it was obligatory for Obs residents to pay
> R30 per person to have weekend access to the area whether they were
> interested in the festival or not.
Thanks Anton
On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 9:39 PM, Twigg, Anton
wrote:
> "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change
> the world.
> Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
> - Margaret Mead
>
> I don't think that the people involved in the organization of the festiv
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the
world.
Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
- Margaret Mead
I don't think that the people involved in the organization of the festival went
out of their way to inconvenience the citizens of Observatory, or
"The festival got permission from the Business owners to close off the
area."
Is it legal for "the business owners" to stop me walking up the street
unless I pay? Closing off vehicular traffic (who can drive round
another way) is quite different from making people have to pay - or go
far further a
I appreciate that each person has their own perception of the weekend - I
personally enjoyed it and was most relieved not to find "peak cap and
sunglasses" stalls. I bought the most exquisite baobab wire tree - so
fantastic was it that when I was sitting in Scrumpy's with it, another wire
man came
I was given to understand that it was obligatory for Obs residents to pay R30
per person to have weekend access to the area whether they were interested in
the festival or not. It disgusted me but I coughed up R90 anyway (there are
three of us in the household) as I realized it was too late to
Trevor,
I am shocked that you mention that you witnessed Mr Andrew Aminiel 'bleed out'
and saw a woman try to help him, but too late. How did this woman get past the
police if no body else could? Did every one else just stand there watching
when they saw that the police were not coping? I als
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