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Deanne Goodman

About Deanne

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Bio: Deanne Goodman is a veteran TV and Web news reporter, anchor and videographer. She's the type of journalist who doesn't mind getting her hands dirty for a story. While reporting she's gone inside a burning building in full firefighting gear, shot an M-16, travelled by hot air balloon, helicopter, snow mobile and on planes to Germany twice after winning media fellowships. Deanne loves any story where she gets to play with animals including the time she got kisses from an 850-pound grizzly bear. She also loves stories that involve eating and stories that end in her getting hugs. Deanne is excited to be part of Patch.com because she gets to help the community while doing what she loves: reporting.

Deanne is very familiar with Carlsbad. She grew up in neighboring Encinitas, graduated La Costa Canyon High School and currently lives in Carlsbad. Deanne left California for eight years while attending Vanderbilt University where she graduated Cum Laude with a BA in Communication Studies, and then lived in Mississippi and Oregon as a TV news reporter and main anchor. Deanne has appeared on numerous networks including CNN.

In her spare time, you'll most likely find Deanne taking her dog Bear on hikes or jogs along the Carlsbad beaches, hanging out with friends, and spending time with family. 

In the past few years Deanne has enjoyed modeling as a creative outlet and in particular 1950's style pinup modeling. Deanne loves malt-shop oldies, swing dancing, and believes she may have been born in the wrong decade. 

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Politics

How would you describe your political beliefs? 

Are you registered with a certain party?

I am a registered with a party but I'd say I'm not a very political person.

Religion

How religious would you consider yourself?

 

I consider myself spiritual but not very religious. I grew up Jewish and practicing but when I became a young adult I realized I felt closer to God not inside a building, but in nature. I believe in being a good person, practicing "The Secret" and the Law of Attraction.

Recently

The Board

Leave a note for your neighbor

William Clark

7:36 pm on Monday, March 19, 2012

Hello Deanne, the golf course I voted for is the Crossings.

Susan Brinchman

2:12 pm on Monday, September 12, 2011

I just heard from someone in Carlsbad that she resisted installation and is glad not to have a smart meter. But her neighbors' meters are making her ears ring. Would you like a blog article about that? She is a writer...

Smart Meter Nightmare #3: East County Woman and Pet Sick, Begging for Help http://lamesa.patch.com/blog_posts/smart-meter-nightmare-3-east-county-woman-and-pet-sick-begging-for-help#c
Smart Meter Nightmare #4: SoCal Landlord Says Meters Hurting Her Tenants http://lamesa.patch.com/blog_posts/smart-meter-nightmare-4-socal-landlord-says-meters-hurting-her-tenants
Smart Meter Nightmare #5: Senior Citizen Replaces Smart Meter With Analog http://lamesa.patch.com/blog_posts/smart-meter-nightmare-5-senior-citizen-replaces-smart-meter-with-analog#comments
Message for SDG&E: Allow Opt-outs from Smart Meters http://lamesa.patch.com/blog_posts/tell-sdge-allow-opt-outs-from-smart-meters-remove-all-wireless
How to Opt-Out of Take Action: How to Opt Out of Radiation-Emitting Smart Meters http://lamesa.patch.com/blog_posts/take-action-how-to-opt-out-of-radiation-emitting-smart-meters
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Susan Brinchman

2:12 pm on Monday, September 12, 2011

Please consider these blog articles for the Carlsbad Patch. They are pertinent to the County. Underlying Cause of the Southwestern Blackout, Sept. 8, 2011: Failure of the Smart Grid http://lamesa.patch.com/blog_posts/underlying-cause-of-the-southwestern-blackout-sept-8-2011-failure-of-the-smart-grid
Living Nightmare: How SDG&E Smart Meter Led to Headaches, Hearing Loss http://lamesa.patch.com/blog_posts/living-nightmare-how-sdge-smart-meters-led-to-my-headaches-sleeping-ills-hearing-loss
Smart Meter Nightmare #2: San Diego man sick from bank of smart meters http://lamesa.patch.com/blog_posts/smart-meter-nightmare-2-san-diego-man-sick-from-bank-of-meters

W. Mike Marshall

10:01 am on Tuesday, August 16, 2011

I've always missed getting a local newspaper, but did not like the waste of paper. The Patch has been a great daily option for me. No waste, quick timely news and I really like getting the emergency updates on important things happening in our area. Great concept, great news! Thanks for keeping me updated about my own home town!
W. Mike Marshall/Carlsbad-La Costa