On Track - Allen, David
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In these Inland Valley Daily Bulletin columns chronicling the dawn of the 21st century, David Allen cruises the 210 Freeway before its opening, speculates on the purpose of the Montclair Mystery Tower and fiddles while Chino fumes about its role on TV's The O.C. He also interviews a Pomona dentist named Toothaker, checks in with the Rancho Cucamonga company that wanted to glue turkey rectums and marvels at an Ontario homeowner's tribute to Iwo Jima. Enjoy these columns again or for the first time, as well as a bonus, unpublished column and an introduction by the author about finding his voice and getting on track.…mehr

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In these Inland Valley Daily Bulletin columns chronicling the dawn of the 21st century, David Allen cruises the 210 Freeway before its opening, speculates on the purpose of the Montclair Mystery Tower and fiddles while Chino fumes about its role on TV's The O.C. He also interviews a Pomona dentist named Toothaker, checks in with the Rancho Cucamonga company that wanted to glue turkey rectums and marvels at an Ontario homeowner's tribute to Iwo Jima. Enjoy these columns again or for the first time, as well as a bonus, unpublished column and an introduction by the author about finding his voice and getting on track.
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Autorenporträt
David Allen, a native of Illinois, has worked in newspapers for three decades, all in California, his adopted home. His career began in 1987at the Santa Rosa News Herald and continued at the Rohnert Park-Cotati Clarion, Petaluma Argus-Courier and Victor Valley Daily Press, some of which are still in business. In 1997 he joined the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, where he is a columnist writing about people, places, arts, government and other topics, including, as you may have guessed, the Los Angeles County Fair. His columns now appear as well in the San Bernardino Sun and Riverside Press-Enterprise as his reach expands to the entire Inland Empire. Find his work online, or impress your friends by buying an actual newspaper.