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Desert Sun 4/5 – COD board to meet Wednesday to discuss Roadrunner Motors project
The College of the Desert Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting at 3:30 p.m., Wednesday to discuss site options for the planned Roadrunner Motors project. The board will hear a presentation that considers the original Cathedral City site for the project, an alternative site in Cathedral City and a third site near the I-10…
Palm Springs Post 9/16 – Leading off: Marathon meeting more informative than combative
The news: Roughly 30 taxpayers, civic leaders, and representatives of the tourism and hospitality industries spoke in person or via Zoom during a regular meeting of the COD Board of Trustees, sticking tight to recent demands that college officials approve building a version of the college that was touted as far back as 2004. Read full…
RUBEN PEREZ EMBARRASSES HIMSELF AGAIN IN A RAMBLING AND INSULTING DIATRIBE
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PMPB 3/9 – THERE ARE MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS RIGHT NOW, BUT THE TIDE IS SHIFTING
The tide is now shifting since the last couple of years that Superintendent/President, Dr. Martha Garcia took her position. Her lack of transparency and attempt to pause the Palm Springs Campus and Cathedral City Roadrunners program created an uproar in the community, along with a lawsuit filed against COD last September from the City of…
Desert Sun 11/28 – Flouting voters, COD board makes another questionable move
As The Desert Sun’s Jonathan Horwitz reported two weeks ago, COD Trustees voted 3-2 at that meeting to extend the contract of, and give a pay raise to, Superintendent/President Martha Garcia. Voting in favor were Ruben Perez, Bea Gonzales and Aurora Wilson. Trustees Bonnie Stefan and Fred Jandt voted no. Garcia’s annual base salary will increase…