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OCTOBER 3, 2008 COMMUNITY BRENTWOODPRESS.COM | 25A
Candidates from page 1A
re-elected to the CSD two years ago, said
the direction taken by the town, and specifi
cally the CSD board, over the past few
years spurred him to make another run
for a term on the board.
“I am running for the CSD because
I love Discovery Bay, and the decisions
made by the majority of the current
board are not good for the public,” said
Tetreault. “When elected, I will be responsive
to the comments of the public
and deal with matters of the board on
time … When elected, I will restore fi nancial
responsibility to the board and bring
back civility to the board.”
First-time candidate Mark Simon
said he believes it is time for a change on
the CSD board. “They (the CSD) have
become an entity unto themselves … for
me as a citizen and a resident of the community,
I think it’s time we say: you guys
are out,” he said. “I’m just going to simply
say that on Nov. 4, when you get up
to vote, you can have business as usual or
you can hand them (the CSD Board) their
report card. I guarantee you honesty, integrity
and accountability.”
The CSD election will be held Nov.
4, and two board seats are open for fouryear
terms.
Teacher from page 11A
That’s what makes him such a great teacher.
We’re all very jazzed for him.”
Morello’s also jazzed – and classicaled,
contemporaried, popped and gospeled.
For him, directing an eclectic music
room is an important component of his
teaching syllabus.
“We do it all,” said Morello of his
musical play list. “Kids love all kinds of
music and when we mix it up a little bit, it
makes things more interesting. They (students)
work very hard.”
And so does their teacher. Growing
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Candidate Q&A
The four candidates running for
the Discovery Bay CSD Board will
participate in a question-andanswer
session on Monday, Oct. 6
at the Discovery Bay Elementary
School gymnasium, 1700 Willow
Lake Road, at 7 p.m. The session will
be moderated by political columnist
Lisa Vorderberggen.
up in the North Bay with his parents and
older brother and sister, music has always
been a part of Morello’s life despite his
less-than-calculated musical start.
“My older brother took up the trumpet
in elementary school but didn’t stick
with it very long,” said Morello. “So when
he put it down, I took it up, and since
then it has always been music for me. My
parents weren’t musical, but the rest of us
(siblings) were. I guess it skips a generation.”
Morello and his wife Holly are currently
raising the next musical generation
in their 1-year-old son Giovanni. Life for
the Brentwood resident is “pretty sweet,”
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Fundraisers from page 1A
and Straw Hat Pizza will be for sale.
Half of Straw Hat’s profi ts will be
donated to the Nunn and Wilson
children. Raley’s will be donating
beverages, and the Oakley Recreation
Department is providing
lighting for the event.
“It’s been really fun planning
this,” said Romick. “We’re just
hoping that people will come out
enjoy themselves and donate whatever
they have in their pockets at
both personally and professionally.
Today, Morello is master of his musical
domain, organizing and keeping track
of a formidable number of ensembles,
from the school’s two jazz bands to the
wind ensembles as well as the sixth-, seventh-
and eighth-grade choirs. And while
he admits teaching is a tough job, it’s the
little moments that make it all worthwhile.
“Seeing the little surprises mixed in
with the steady improvements are such
a reward,” he said. “It’s more about the
process; watching them get that solo they
didn’t think they’d get, or fi nding the
courage to stand up and sing, or fi nding
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Applications are available online at www.art4antioch.org or by
calling parade organizers Jim and Susan Davis at 925-757-2020.
Residents and organizations from all East County communities are
encouraged to participate.
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Oakley residents Erik and
Tanya Nunn were killed along with
neighbors Craig and Michele Wilson
in a plane crash in June. The
two couples left behind seven children.
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that note they didn’t think they could hit.
It’s the little milestones that make them
shine and give me the biggest rewards. It’s
all a lot of fun.”
And for Morello, the fun continues.
His win for Contra Costa County automatically
puts him in contention for the
state honors, to be decided in November.
If successful there, Morello will move
onto the national competition.
“It’s been such an honor, and I’m just
proud to represent the Brentwood school
district,” he said. “There are so many
awesome teachers with so many inspiring
stories. Being chosen (as Teacher of the
Year) is just the icing on the cake.”
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