On Par With Any in America Jose Mier reporting. I went looking for the most isolated and unexpected places to find excellent Mexican food. In order to make the list, the restaurant should serve primarily Mexican food, and should have been voted a Best Mexican Restaurant in a regional paper survey. There must be some […]
Keeping My Identity Secret Anonymous surfing is searching web sites privately. The confidential proxy server does know who you are– so you had better select an anonymous proxy server that you trust. There are 4 technical methods made use of to allow confidential surfing through a proxy server: Anonymous surfing through a web site With […]
Jose Mier Recommends Sun Valley Locations For folks who enjoy the sport of sky diving, they are likely familiar with the many areas for sky diving in Southern California. This appears to be a extremely popular spot for sky diving fans. Then again, if given the chance to sky dive anywhere, why wouldn’t people want […]
Sun Valley Temps Increasing Jose Mier with what may sound like a Sun Valley broken record, but we’re set for some higher temperatures in the near future. Driving back through the Inland Empire on Easter Sunday from a family visit I was witness to a fire in the mountains near Rancho Cucamonga. That day the […]
A Call to Beautify Our Community This Jose Mier blog once again addresses housing in Sun Valley, California. My take on it is a little bit different from past articles on these pages. I’m not so much promoting moving to or living in Sun Valley, California as I am complaining that Sun Valley gets short […]
Making It Easier Jose Mier with a Sun Valley California business tip. As you know from reading the Jose Mier Sun Valley posts on this website, my purpose is to promote all things having to do with Sun Valley and especially the business environment and our economy. It’s important that we keep our current businesses […]
Flooding Imminent? Sun Valley residents know all too well that we’re subject to flooding in certain areas of our community when it rains. It isn’t quite as bad as it used to be thanks to the construction of reservoirs and flood control projects in Sun Valley in recent years. Still, we’re not completely out of […]
Native Stone Used in Old Homes My last Jose Mier post was about statues so it makes sense of this post is about stone. Longtime residents of Sun Valley will be familiar with the century-old houses in the Stonehurst neighborhood that were built using natural stones from the area. It’s hard to miss these homes […]
A Forgotten Piece of Sun Valley History Jose Mier with a strange Sun Valley search. I was looking for statues or some reason. Statues in Sun Valley California. I don’t know why this came to mind but if your Sun Valley resident just think for a second. Do you recall any statues or monuments within […]
Jose Mier Opines on the Folly of Debit Cards If you’re like many of us in Sun Valley and you’ve received your so-called economic impact payment card in the mail. Instead of a check, the government has thought it wise and or convenient to issue your stimulus money in the form of a credit card. […]