Anti pirate net playground joins Artesia school scene
In Artesia the new playground feature uses a modern aluminum steel net inspired by nautical boarding nets. Three Artesia mothers proposed the idea to the Mothers Club, which funded and coordinated volunteers to install the curved net, now a hit with 275 preschool and early grade children on opening week.
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New Artesia School
Artesia
Norman Dejong
Sia
Java
Carolyn Tanis
Marilyn Markus
Eleanor Dykstra
Pasadena
Mothers Club
Peter Dekker
Warren High
Downey Art
Richard Dekker
Joe Nydam
Valley Christian High
Cerritos
Dejong
Mathers Club
Bellflower
Long Beach
Buena Park
Anaheim
Born Free Week at LBSU Promotes Wildlife Conservation
Long Beach State University hosts Born Free Week organized with Elsa Wild Animal Appeal to educate on wildlife protection. Wildlife experts speak and show slides, including a 2:30 p.m. talk by Michael Cornish and a concluding evening by Leo Lobsenz with wildlife slides.
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LBSU
Long Beachee State University
Elsa Wild Animal Appeal
North Hollywood
Michael Cornish
Jared Birds
Jay Adamson
Elsa
Kenya
Willie
North America
Silver
Leo Lodsonz
Los Angeles
Elsa Appeal
Judy Surfleet
The
Nature Conservancy
Cornish
SD Pan
Beulah Fdmiston
Michael Orosco
LBSA
Lobsenz
Afyiwat Wildlife
Property tax relief backed by Orange County supervisors
Orange County supervisors endorsed a seven point property tax reform plan from the Property Tax Reform Committee. It calls for heavier levies on banks and corporations, limits on homeowner tax increases, abolishing business inventory tax, and raising the homeowners exemption from 1750 to 5000 to reduce property assessments. A split tax roll was proposed but deemed impractical by Assessor Bradley Jacobs.
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Orange County
Bradley Jacobs
Public notice and bids cite mixed local statements and plans
A jumble of public notices outlines comments on transit center needs and a planned sale of property. It references Grand Avenue, California, and various entities, including a terminal project and environmental impact report drafts. Names and dates are scattered with unclear details and partial addresses.
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Care, Center Inc
Grand Ave
Long
TTA
Japital Grant Éetian
Harbor Department public hearing on Draft EIR in Long Beach
Long Beach Harbor Department schedules a public hearing for the Draft EIR and related project impacts at the Harbor Board Room in Harbor Plaza. The event includes a presentation, questions, and written comments. copies of the EIR are available at municipal libraries and the Harbor Information desk for assistance.
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Long Busch
Nwida
Ivan Beach Harbor
Harbor
Lting
Beach
California
Annieguon
Commiente
Harber Commissaviors
Long Beach
Gequhd Hoar
Hartwr Huuliine
Harbor Plaza
Tang Heinh
Caldera
Damaey
Harbor Panmansioneey
Board of Harbor Commissioners
I! Harbor Department
Long Bear
Calihirna
Order of the Board of Harbor
Long Beach Harbor Commissioners Notice on Public Sale
A published notice from the City of Long Beach outlines the signing of the lease by the board president or vice president and the Secretary’s obligation to publish the notice in the official city newspaper. The document calls for filing a certified copy with the city clerk and sets a passage deadline with a levy related to license tax. The notice is signed by Elaine Hamilton as City Clerk.
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Federal National Mortgage Association
Los Angeles
County Recorder
Los Angeles County
Las Angunty
al Wi
West Pirates Conealy Pourthmaer
Calif Filet
Low Amernia Sill
California
Sith
Rand County
Califurata
County Recorder of
Sand County
Amman Destonatin
Hany
Vaal
Canton
Long Reach
Tradl
Lens
Teated
Dandhal Trust
Onder
Tan Roach
Lang Reach
Fhamngh
Eithar
Warren
Ing Phy, Inc
Tse
Prem
Hachor Dighriet
Shvist Am Hathor Departmens
HD “Bi
Nice
Board of
Harbor Commissioners
Hall Cormty
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Long Beach
Lone
Tirad
CES
Navy
Dany Tach
Rekolees
Han la Ordinanes
CSL
Xuspenstin
Chanel An
Wcense
Lene Keach
Hmpeeyevent
Tision
Seetas
Independent
Feral Ciredation
Len Beath' Ans
Long Veach
Saul
Chicano Named Mayor of Hawaiian Gardens
Gehrera, first elected to the council in 1974, won the mayoral post at Tuesday’s meeting replacing Jack M. Myers. Lupe A. Cabrera, the market owner, becomes Hawaiiian Gardens mayor for the next year. Cabrera is the first Mexican-American mayor since incorporation in 1964. Julia Sylva, a Long Beach State student elected to the council last March, is mayor pro tem. Cabrera also chairs the Community Redevelopment Agency. Councilman C. Robert Lee is named vice chair. Public notice notes classified ads as a quick buyer option.
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Lupe A. Cabrera
Hawaiiian Gardens
Gehrera
C. Robert Lee
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