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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Spectrum</strong>.AUG.2012<br />

Table of Contents<br />

Inside <strong>The</strong> <strong>Spectrum</strong> – 4<br />

RCSD Corner – 5<br />

“As I Was Saying...” – 6<br />

Cultural Events – 11<br />

Obituaries – 12<br />

Shop <strong>Redwood</strong> City – 14<br />

Ahoy, Mate! Sea Scouts<br />

Celebrates 100th Year – 16<br />

Artists to “Paint the Town”<br />

and <strong>The</strong>n Give Back – 20<br />

Community Interest – 27<br />

Senior Activities – 28<br />

Insurance Tips:<br />

Learner’s Permits and<br />

Parental Responsibilities – 29<br />

Welcome to the August 2012 issue of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Spectrum</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong>. <strong>The</strong> summer is still heating up our<br />

community, and we know the stories and features we have for you this month will warm you up as well.<br />

Our cover story is on a local group that has been sailing for years and continues to do so. <strong>The</strong><br />

Sea Scouts organization is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. In contributing writer<br />

Julie McCoy’s story, you will learn that camaraderie is a huge aspect of the program and has<br />

provided many in our community with the opportunity to create lifelong relationships.<br />

A great community event is planned for Saturday, Sept. 9, at Courthouse Square, and <strong>The</strong><br />

<strong>Spectrum</strong> is informing you about all of the “Paint the Town” activities for the day. <strong>The</strong> event will<br />

concentrate on fine art, and our story will tell you all about the <strong>Redwood</strong> City Art Center and<br />

the role they play in our community.<br />

In publisher Steve Penna’s column, “As I Was Saying…,” he discusses the issues of freedom<br />

of speech, censorship and the county wanting more sales tax dollars from us all.<br />

We also bring you our regular features on senior activities, items of community interest,<br />

cultural and entertainment events, insurance tips from Hector Flamenco, information from the<br />

<strong>Redwood</strong> City School District and the popular feature “A Minute With.”<br />

In all communities, businesses are an important component because they create sales tax<br />

revenues that contribute to the overall city budget while providing much-needed services to<br />

the community. In that spirit, we encourage you to support our valuable <strong>Spectrum</strong> advertisers<br />

by using their services when you are out shopping, dining or enjoying yourself in our<br />

community with friends and family. Many of them have special offers for you to cut out and<br />

present, including discounts on services, food and beverages, so please take the time to look<br />

over their ads this month and use their coupons and discounts.<br />

We also want to remind you that when you are looking for up-to-the-minute information about<br />

our community, you can visit us online at www.spectrummagazine.net.<br />

Now get out and enjoy <strong>Redwood</strong> City!<br />

Steve Penna<br />

Owner and Publisher<br />

penna@spectrummagazine.net<br />

Anne Callery<br />

Copy Editor<br />

writers@spectrummagazine.net<br />

James Massey<br />

Graphic Designer<br />

007massey@gmail.com<br />

James R. Kaspar<br />

Cover/Cover Story Photography<br />

staff@spectrummagazine.net<br />

A Minute With<br />

Julie Mooney – 30<br />

Dale McKee<br />

Julie McCoy<br />

Contributing Writers<br />

writers@spectrummagazine.net<br />

Contact Information:<br />

Phone 650-368-2434<br />

www.spectrummagazine.net<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Spectrum</strong> 3

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