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What's In A Name?
WHAT DO YOU CALL A RESIDENT OF LOMPOC?
Mayor Dick DeWees, Chamber of Commerce Vice President Denny Anderson, Bob Wiener of The Lompoc Record, and Dennis Headrick, President of The Lompoc Valley Historical Society weigh in on the issue.
Read all about it, plus Lompoc Online's response.
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Robert Sourile from Las Vegas, Nevada has this suggestion for what to call a resident of Lompoc...
"What else, cowboy? A Lompoke."
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Lompoc's Flower Flag becomes part of Sept. 11th Memorial at Ground Zero.
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-- Photo by Dinah Forrester --
Historical Society Open House
The Lompoc Valley Historical Society is now open every fourth Sunday of the month, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Take advantage of the new weekend hours to visit this incredible collection of antiques, memorabilia,
and Lompoc history, housed in the historic Fabing-McKay-Spanne House at 207 North L Street!
There is no charge, but donations are always appreciated.
-- Courtesy of Myra Manfrina
Lompoc History/Genealogy Update
About a year and a half ago, Myra Manfrina of the Lompoc Valley
Historical Society kindly offered to try to answer history and genealogical
e-mails from Lompoc Online website visitors. Here's a brief update from her:
Myra writes,
Thank you so very much for keeping on with Lompoconline. I get about 5 queries a week - some for just an obit, some for a lengthy
genealogy, some just general information. But it sure keeps me busy.
There a whole lot out there who read Lompoconline!! And very much enjoy it.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Many thanks to you for all that research, Myra!
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Also Inside This Issue:
-- A Letter from Lynda Hoffman
Lynda brings us some Lompoc Memories and a big hello to the class of '72.
-- Orchid Photos
Bill Swingle shot these photographs at the Earl Warren Campground Orchid Festival.
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Read Ron's article, It's Time To Vote Again, for voting tips and insights.
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9/11 Comments:
Stu and Cat Godbout write,
It's 9/11 again, but today we stand together as a nation remembering!
Our hearts go out to all that survived and our troups that give us
the rights we hold so dear.
Letters to the Editor
September 11th Tribute
from Dinah Forrester
Delusional Politics on Labor Day
from Charles Schermerhorn
 Carpool Anyone?
Aside from the bus services, do you know anywhere one can hook up with other commuters to Goleta/SB for carpools? There seems to be an
incredibly high need. Could you add such a site to your webpage?
Email OranneLee@aol.com
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What Does Lompoc Offer Now?
Sue writes,
My father had been with the FCI in the late 60's. My fiance has been interviewed for a position at the FCI there. Want information on Lompoc and
what it has to offer now for my family. My children are 13 and 14.
Thanks,
-- Sue Arnold
Email Sue or Email Lompoc Online.
California Vacation
Jeanie writes,
My husband and I are planning our first vacation to Ca and we have very little idea were to go.
It is our 25th anniversary trip, we take very few trips .
We are flying on free air miles from North Carolina and want to make this trip a special one that we will remember.
We love the the Ocean .
We like to play in the Ocean and walk the beaches .
We like quiet quaint unpopulated or least populated area's.
We like small quaint places to stay, like cabins or bed and breakfast places that cator to a few at a time .
We are in our 40's and like quiet no kids like area's.
We also like to take it slow and easy and like the out doors beauty of earth natural parks that are not man made.
We like easy hikes.
We plan to come near end of September or October?
I will like a comfortable climate above 60 degree's.
Any ideas on were to start?
Thank you for any idea's you may have.
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