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whereabouts to 911. Teas hopped into an old pickup truck and tried to flee the area unsuccessfully. Rumor has it he’s considering a change of occupation.n The City of Malibu collected near-ly $3 million in sales tax revenue in the 2012-2013 fiscal year. The big-gies were destination restaurants, gas stations, grocery stores and a few high-end clothing stores.

DECEMBERn Malibu may soon have a couple of local FM radio stations if the FCC gives the Malibu application the final OK. The reason for two is because FCC rules limit the power and reach of the stations, and long, skinny 27-mile Malibu needs sepa-rate east and west stations to pass muster. In addition to the possibil-ity of National Public Radio, we will finally have an emergency broadcast network to reach all of Malibu—hopefully without dead spots.n Following a lengthy investigation by the FBI and the Federal Dept. of Justice into alleged misconduct, excessive violence and possible cor-ruption in the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department, charges were filed in Federal Court against 18 Sheriff ’s deputies, including two lieutenants, three sergeants and 13 deputies.n The Federal EPA took a closer look at the alleged Malibu High environmental health problem and the verdict appears to be that we’re OK. In EPA language, there are no

significant red flags, although there will have to be major cleanup and some of the old window caulking that doesn’t meet current standards will have to be replaced. Most par-ents were relieved, but several are not yet totally convinced.n The proposed Civic Center waste-

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water facility may have found a site for a possible home on Civic Center Way near Winter Canyon across from the Maison de Ville condomin-ium complex. The price tag is pro-jected to be a hefty $41 million and, according to the agreement with the Regional Water Quality Control Board, the facility has to be in place and operating by November 2015 within the prohibition area (virtu-ally most of the Civic Center and adjacent residential areas). However, residences aren’t required to hook up until 2019.

Dolphin Winners 1990–20121990

Caggiano, MikeKeller, Walt

Merrick, Judge JohnSheridan, Monsignor

JohnVan Horn, CarolynWan, Larry & Sara

Zeitsoff, MissyMauro, Capt. Don

Cairns, PatEdmiston, JoeHarris, Dr. Jeff

Reynolds, Dr. SusanVogler, Maggie

1991Bloomfield, Ron

Fulton, AnnHope, Bob

Jennings, JeffPepperdine Volunteers

Radefield, PaulRussell, Sandy

Templeman, Reeves & Reta

1992Banducci, SandiBaskin, Harvey

Bateman, Dr. ScottBenatar, Pat

Blackwood, Mary LouChesterfield, Richard

Crummer, RoyDemby, Beryl

Frampton, MaryKeller, Lucile

L.A. Co. LifeguardsL.A. Co. Fire

L.A. Co. SheriffsWeisman, Fred R.

Wolpert, Russ

1993Barrett, DianeBrosnan, PierceCooper, MartyGoldman, RonKouba, MattLemond, Rob

Schlossberg, CarlShapiro, RennyTaki, Beverly

Worth, Rev. DavidYork, Arnold & Karen

1994Cameron, Barbara

Charlie Brown’s Malibu Sea LionD’Angelo, Maria

Dobyns, Tom Friends of the Malibu

LibraryHove, Faye

Kamath, Mary KayeMoore, Lt. Mike

Ryan, PatWagner, Wende

1995Willson, ShirleyPierson, Lt. Jim Spanier, HowardO’Brien, DougKennedy, BenDrobnick, LouHays, GretchenHerson, Rabbi

BenjaminKilday, Ruth Taylor

Loo, Mona

1996Fakehany, TomFoster, DavidJarvis, JoAnnaKramer, Jeff

Matthews, MikePayne, Anne

Stevens, AgnesKonheim, Lyn & Perenchio, John

1997Cott, Phil

Glass, BettyGrisanti, Sara

Yarnell, KathrynO’Connor, TerrySoloway, Natalie

Dmytryk, RebeccaMarowitz, Charles

Coatsworth, HoneyFord, Lee

Hayes, RonnPeacock, Rev. Larry

1998Baldwin, Diane

Ball, MarkHarlow, John

Maginnis, JeanetteStotsenberg, Ed &

DorothySunderland, Maud–

Ann

Stern, LaureSpooner, Paul

Swerman, JannisGoldschneider, Alan

1999Barsocchini, Barbara Curtis, Lisa & Bill

Hammond, Beverly Himmelfarb, Doug Ravaglioli, Steven &

Lockrem, Bonnie Reynolds, Kristin

Schultz, Jack Winger, Nidra

Zakian, Michael

2000Barovsky, Harry

Brown, Leland, Fire Capt.

Estill, Wayne & Beverly Fogg, Jo

Hoffman, Ann Roney, Deirdre Sills, Laureen

Malibu Association of Contractors

2001Armstrong, Bill &

Virginia Cornucopia Farms

Cox, Shelley Hart, Robert (Bob)

Hasse, Tom Meckler, Zane

Zahn Rosenthal, LauraStoker, Dermot

Yorkin, Peg

2002Emerson, Allen, Arson

WatchBaylin, ShermanFurguson, Ann

Katz, David, Malibu Film Festival

Legaspi III, David Matlow, Marlene

Silna, Ozzie

Volunteers/Docents—Adamson House / Lagoon Museum

2003Dillon, Carol

Eisenberg, Helene Greenwood, Pat Lawrence, Lilly

Malibu Kiwanis ClubRobinson, Scott

St. John’s HospitalSeymour, JaneWisnicki, Kathy

2004Bridgeman, Jacqueline

Davis, RichHouse, Joan

Johnson, Lea and LeonLeoni, Téa

Randall, CarolWalraven, Wes

Malecha-Bricklin Family

2005DeJoria, John Paul and

Eloise Gabbard, Kay Giese, Jo

Latta, ShariLyons, David and

Tallal, Scott Malibu Legacy Park

ProjectSolis, Dede

Soboroff, Steve, Richard Green and

Michael Koss

2006Anthony, Peter and

Elizabeth, & La Gorce Kramer, DeborahBowen, Candace

Brosnan Shaye, KeelyKim, Chi

Kmiec, Carol & Duke Mitze, Marnie

Klein, BobLinke, CindyReiss, Bonnie

Shraibati, Tarek

2007Devin, JudiDuff, Susie

Greene, FrancineHaines, MattKearsley, Ken

KNX 1070 Radio News Team

Landworth, AaronOptimist Club of

MalibuRavaglioli, RaquelFirst Responders

2008Deutch-Adler, Alexis

Caraway, DebrahCortazzo, ChrisDrescher, Fran

Friedman, JonathanGray, Rebecca

Newman, Maria and Scott HosfeldKagan, David

2009Barovsky, Sharon

Buxie, AnnCooper, LeonPosey, Erica

Ludwig, CindyMerriman, Ron

Stern, AndyZambetti, John

2010Bass, Shelby

Baghdasarian, Zare and Seda

Bergen, RodCole, Steve and Debra

Van Dyke, Dick Miehle, VioletPetretti, Justine

Ross, RobynSinger, Ray

2011Cook, Kathy

Dermenjian, Ani King, Georgia

Krasner, BenjaminLampson, Kurt

Sutton, Bob and JackieConley Ulich, Pamela and Wagner, Jefferson

“Zuma Jay”

2012Espinoza, MichaelForge, Daniel and

LucianaCantor Gindlin,

MarceloJohannessen, John

Karatz, BruceMiller, Michael and

Evans, JosephMondragon, Oscar,Templeton, Martha

Villefort, DanielFarrer, Karen; Foster, Craig, and Jacobson,

Seth

Dolphin Award nominations sought

Nominations are being sought for the annual Malibu Times Citizens of the Year Dolphin Awards.

The purpose of the Dolphin Awards program is to recognize out-standing efforts of individual Malibu citizens and, by acknowledging and publicizing their contributions, inspire others.

Readers are invited to submit nominees worthy of being consid-ered for a Dolphin Award, indi-viduals who have made outstanding contributions to improving one or more aspects of Malibu’s commu-nity life.

Dolphins are a very diverse group. Some Dolphins may have many years of achievement; others have only recently found an important way to serve. Some have been involved in multiple activities; others have focused on one or two. Some are business professionals, politicians or

educators, while still others are retir-ees, retailers, restaurateurs, home-makers or students. Their interests are as diverse as they are and range from environmental protection to wildlife rescue to education, literacy, the arts, health and safety, teen pro-grams... the list goes on and on.

To submit a nominee, write at least one page describing your nomi-nee’s contribution and why you think that person should be consid-ered.

Please include enough informa-tion (several paragraphs at least) for the editorial/publishers board to be able to make an informed decision.

The deadline is Jan. 31. Be sure to include his/her con-

tact information. Mail or e-mail to agyork@malibutimes.com and to Knowles@malibutimes.com; 3864 Las Flores Canyon Rd., Malibu, CA 90265.

“I’m not sure we’ve seen the end of it…It’s a group of people who are relatively low-level officers who are facing serious allegations. If their defense is going to be that they were ordered by someone to do it, they’re going to have to tell the world who the higher-ups were that ordered them to do it.”

ZEV YAROSLAVSKYLA COUNTY SUPERVISOR, ON LA COUNTY SHERIFF’S SCANDAL

“We should have known about it, the district should have told us about it. It’s seri-ous business.”

SETH JACOBSONMALIBU HIGH PARENT, ON MALIBU

HIGH ENVIRONMENTAL FEARS

Devon Meyers / TMTThe color guard initiates the 14th Annual Veteran’s Day ceremony in November at Legacy Park. Veterans and current service members spoke at the event, and students from local Malibu schools performed to honor their service.

Veterans remembered in Legacy Park

Malibu’s Best Shot

Beth Milliken took in the scene at the Malibu Chili Cook-Off on Labor Day in August.

Zev Yaroslavsky

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