Bob Smith

Aug 28, 2024 | coastalview.com | Bob Smith

I am writing in support of my wife Adriana Gonzalez-Smith for Carpinteria City Council District 2. I retired this summer from active-duty service as a Commander in the United States Navy. Adriana insisted that we stay here in Carpinteria after my retirement because she legitimately believes this city is the best place to live in the world. Her Gonzalez family has significantly populated Carpinteria for five generations, and she couldn’t imagine not spending the rest of her life around them.

Feb 25, 2024 | gazette.com | Bob Smith

Colorado icon Gerald "Jay" Cimino, chairman of Phil Long Dealerships Board of Trustees and recently retired president and CEO of the dealerships passed away at his Colorado Springs home on Saturday. Cimino, 87, was a trailblazer in the automotive industry. He joined founder Phil Long in 1975 as a partner and general manager. Cimino's leadership played a key role in transforming the Phil Long Dealership into the largest privately held automotive group in Colorado.

Nov 9, 2023 | cenlafocus.com | Bob Smith

Greetings, happy salutations and holiday merries to you and your families  from all of our Bunkie Buz family, friends, and relative friendlies here in beautiful downtown Bunkie—both “on” and “beyond” the environs of the Main Street!Did say I both “on” and “beyond”?

Oct 27, 2023 | manningrivertimes.com.au | Bob Smith

Coopernook and Lansdowne Forest History Group (CALF) and the Mid North Coast Country Music Association are hosting their annual county music fundraiser weekend of November 11 and 12. Walk-up performers and local singers are invited to take part in the weekend being held at the Foreman's Cottage at Forest Headquarters in the Coopernook State Forest, 10am-4pm both days.

Jun 30, 2023 | bakersfield.com | Bob Smith

The Bakersfield Police Department recently relayed a story to the Bakersfield City Council regarding vandalism in our community. A person that had committed seven acts of vandalism, such as breaking windows in retail establishments, was arrested by the Police Department. He was immediately released by the Kern County Sheriff’s Office and was arrested again by the BPD six hours later for breaking another window. These types of stories happen all too often in our community.