Huntington Beach News

Huntington Beach Beaches: I'd like to start this newsletter wishing the following people a very Happy Birthday. They are: Dianne Rector from KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY, Barbara Bayles-Adams from FIRST TEAM REAL ESTATE, INC., STAR REAL ESTATE AT SEACLIFF Broker Terrance Reay, Country Western Dancing Sensation Clint Orr, Huntington Beach Resident Heidi Tucker and WHITE REALTY ASSOCIATES Realtor Rhonda Baskins.

The Honorable Huntington Beach Police Chief Ken Small's Administrative Assistant Karin Reed asked me to mention This Item:
Subject arrested selling marijuana to juveniles in city park.
On September 25, 2012, at about 4:00 PM, a uniformed patrol officer received information about marijuana sales occurring in Murdy Park. The uniformed officer, driving a marked police vehicle, was able to park and watch an adult make a hand to hand sale of marijuana to high school age juveniles. The sales were occurring next to two teams of six year old children having soccer practice in the park.

The police officer contacted the subjects and after an investigation, arrested the adult, Jesse Ivan Hernandez, 19, of Huntington Beach and he was booked in the Huntington Beach city jail for possession of marijuana for sale.

The juveniles were identified and follow up is being conducted with their parents. Information developed with this arrest was that juveniles are buying individual nuggets” of marijuana for five to ten dollars and smoking the entire amount in the park before heading home from school. This information, and the picture (shown on Facebook), is being shared to assist parents in recognizing this type of activity.

The Huntington Beach Public Works Department Construction Manager Eric Charlonne asked me to mention This Item:
CC1397 Main Street and Garfield Avenue Rehabilitation

The project will rehabilitate Main Street from Utica Avenue to Adams Avenue and Garfield Avenue from Delaware Street to Beach Blvd. Both streets were last rehabilitated in 1972.

Work will begin the week of October 15 and be completed by late January 2013. The projects consist of asphalt rehabilitation including grinding the existing pavement, removing failed roadway sections, and overlaying the street with rubberized asphalt concrete (RAC) Improvements also include limited replacement of concrete curb, gutter, sidewalk, and access ramps where needed.

A two-inch layer of RAC uses over 2,000 waste tires per lane mile. The project will divert more than 3400 waste tires that would otherwise end up in a landfill. Including this project, the use of RAC in the rehabilitation of the City's arterial streets has resulted in the diversion of over 239,000 waste tires.

This Week's Featured Business In http://www. Is: Naples Rib Company at: 5800 East Second Street In Long Beach . Click on the link to get your deal:
/coupons/Naplesrib.html .
It is good for 25% off a togo order from the new take home window. One person per transaction please. If you have any questions call Dave Ursini at: (562) 439-7427. You could also log on to: http://www.ribcompany.com .

The Best News Show is on KTLA Channel 5 on Saturdays from 5AM to 7AM and Sundays from 6AM to 9AM. Tune in to watch Chris Burrous, Wendy Burch and Liberte Chan. You could also get a magnet if you log on to: http://www.ktla.com/newsletters.

Here are Your Event Happenings:

Friday & Saturday:

Bob's Old Fashioned
Ice Cream*
Come See Us—Bring Your Friends
Sat. & Sun. Oct. 6 & 7
Orange County Market Place
at the Orange County Fair & Exposition Center
*Proceeds from the sale of bars benefit
the activities & programs of the
Costa Mesa Historical Society
link for free admission coupon:
http://www./


Friday, Saturday & Sunday:
46th Annual Fall Festival at Sts. Simon & Jude Catholic Church
20444 Magnolia Street In Huntington Beach
The Fall Festival is a social and fund-raising event, in honor of the Feast of St. Francis, utilizing the talents of many volunteers to create a clean, safe, environment featuring rides, games, food, entertainment and more, where the parish family and the neighboring community can celebrate with one another. You could get complete event details at: http://www.ssj.org . You can also call Toni Bowermaster at: (714) 536-8766.

Saturday:
The Huntington Beach Peters Landing Local Harvest Certified Farmers Market happens from 9AM to 2PM at 16400 Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. Come and shop from more than 50 Vendors. You'll get the best fruits, vegetables, arts, crafts, live entertainment and a Petting Zoo with Pony Rides. If you have any questions please call Lee Ostendorf at: . You could also e-mail her at: leeostendorf@charter.net. Her website is: http://www.localharvestfarmersmarkets.com . You could find a list of participating vendors on there as well. The Market is featured in this Month's HB Culture Magazine.

International Printing Museum at 315 West Torrance Boulevard In Carson presents A Celebration of Paper and Print from 9AM to 5PM.
The Los Angeles Printers Fair is the signature annual event at the International Printing Museum. As a Celebration of Paper & Print, more than 70 artist-printers, printmakers, papermakers, collectors and letterpress vendors will be showcasing the beautiful and creative world of the book arts. Throughout the Museum's galleries and the exhibitor booths there will be letterpress demonstrations, typecasting, screen printing, special tours and more! A big part of the Printers Fair is the Museum's surplus letterpress swap meet where you can purchase printing supplies, tools, wood and metal type, decorative ornaments and cuts, and even printing presses such as platen presses, Windmills and those hard-to-find Vandercooks. This is the place to find unique gifts and artwork. Purchase your admission tickets online and avoid the lines for the other 1,000 guests! You can log on to: http://www.printmuseum.org to get more Information. You can also Call: (310) 515-7166.

Sunday:
Join OC Animal Care for the first Paws for a Cause, a 2-mile dog walk in Huntington Beach starting at 8:30AM.
All proceeds will be donated to OC Animal Care, which provides shelters, care, and medical treatment for abandoned and abused animals. Registration is required, but bringing your pet is not required to support such a great cause. Each registration comes with a t-shirt and a goody bag. Cost: $35. Groups of 8 or more get $5 discount per person. Parking: Beach parking.
More Information at: http://www.paws-for-a-cause.net .

If you want More events find them at: http://www.seecalifornia.com .

Thank you very much for reading this newsletter.

October 5, 2012