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Michael Howard
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Reporter, Escondido Times-Advocate
Escondido, San Diego
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Biography
I am a part-time freelance reporter and photographer. I believe in the power of free press as a check-and-balance of government overreach, but enjoy actually writing about my own hobby of filmmaking and the independent film community. I am passionate about alcohol and drug recovery, homelessness and the human condition that leads to criminality. I have a personal interest in alternative religious beliefs and how the rise of spirituality as an individual and personal choice based on spiritual principals has affected the religion around the world.
Crime , Homelessness, Independent Film Community, Alternative Religious Beliefs , Drug And Alcohol Recovery, Filmmaking , Religion
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By Spencer Igo, Michael Howard Verified, Jordan Rasmusson, Lindsey Port| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified No city can do this on its own. We need a statewide approach. By Spencer Igo, Michael Howard, Jordan Rasmusson and Lindsey Port"Six hundred thousand Minnesotans are cost-burdened, paying more than 30% of their income in housing. The average age of a first-time homebuyer is now 38, a record high. Eviction filings are through the roof. And there isn’t a single county in the state where a family earning the median income can afford the median-priced home," the writers say.
‘SHAME ON YOU’: CITIZENS DECRY LA MESA CITY COUNCIL’S DISREGARD FOR LAW IN APPOINTING BATTALION CHIEF TO POLICE OVERSIGHT BOARD
By Michael Howard Verified| East County Magazine Verified By Michael HowardPhoto: La Mesa City Councilmember Lauren Cazares speaking at the January 28, 2025 city council meeting.
By Michael Howard Verified| East County Magazine Verified By Michael Howard February 3, 2025 (La Mesa, CA) - The La Mesa City Council, during its Tuesday January 28, 2025 meeting, voted unanimously to increase city fees by 24.7%. "Some fee schedules are increasing higher than normal,” Assistant to the City Manager Lyn Dedmon admitted to the Council members when the increases were presented for their vote.
Company Info
Escondido Times-Advocate
Hometown newspaper for Escondido, California
'+1 760-749-1112