Huntington Beach News

To start this Newsletter I'd like to wish Good Health to Irene Gauweiler Co-Owner of The Cake Box in Huntington Beach. Also to Kamal Shweyk.

Wishing these people who subscribe to This Newsletter a Very Happy Birthday. They are: Huntington Beach Community Volunteer Barbara Meyer, SEACLIFF REALTY INC. Founder/President Sukie Fee, Alamitos Power Squadron Member Lisa Bowe, REA, BRACE & Associates CPA Bill Rea, Redondo Beach Mayor Mike Gin, San Fernando Valley Realtor Darcy Kaye, My Friend Leai Haney, Amigos De Bolsa Chica Member Dave Carlberg and My Friend China Kae Loza.

In regards to Wednesday's Incident in Newport Beach, Here is what Newport Beach Mayor Nancy Gardner Said: The US Marshal came in to serve someone for a NY case and he boarded himself in, the SWAT team was called out, but he surrendered. This occurred in The Balboa Peninsula Area near 25th Street and Balboa Boulevard.

The Huntington Beach Police Chief Ken Small's Administrative Assistant Karin Reed asked me to mention this Item:
Report a Crime Online

The Huntington Beach Police Department online citizen police report system allows a person to submit a report for certain minor crimes. It also allows that person to print a copy of the police report for free. This provides a great convenience for most since it can be done rather quickly with no time delays. However, not all reports can be filed online. Some reports need an officer to respond to conduct an investigation and document the incident in person. The police department website gives detailed information on what the requirements are for filing a report online. Online crime reporting allows you to file minor reports for offenses such as lost property, petty theft, harassing telephone calls and vandalism. For more information on how to use the system visit the police department web page at www.hbpd.org and link to Report a Crime Online”.

Huntington Beach Public Works Department Construction Manager Eric Charlonne would like to Inform You of These Items:
On Edwards Street in Huntington Beach between Warner and The Bottom of Edwards Hill, The repaving process continues of pulverizing the roadway and adding cement in the middle lanes, including the painted median. The outside lanes will be for vehicular traffic. Also on Center Avenue in Huntington Beach behind The Bella Terra Mall the Street Rehabilitation process starts on Monday and continues until the early spring of 2012.
If you have any questions on either of these projects please e-mail: echarlonne@surfcity-hb.org .

If you are a Huntington Beach Resident, Don't forget to log on to: http://www.huntingtonbeachcoupon.com and save money where you shop at.
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Just a reminder to tune into to KTLA Weekend News on Saturdays from 6AM to 7AM and Sundays from 6AM to 9AM with Your Favorite News Trio, Chris Burrous, Wendy Burch and Sophy Burch. KTLA is channel 5. Which In my mind is The Best News Station in Southern California. You are welcome to e-mail them at: weekends@ktla.com .

Here are several Events that I'd like to make mention of that are happening This Saturday:

Come and do Your Super Bowl Shopping at The Huntington Beach Peters Landing Local Harvest Farmers Marketat 16400 Pacific Coast Highway from 9AM to 2PM. You can get fresh fruits and vegtables which people say are the Best in Town. You can also get Food to eat at the event as well as shop for Good Crafts, Wooden Belts and Rings, Handmade Scarfs, Artwork and Jewelry. You can also hear music from Fontaines Muze and enjoy The Petting Zoo/Pony Rides Area. If you have any questions call Lee Ostendorf at: . You can also log on to her website at: http://www.localharvestfarmersmarkets.com and become a fan on Facebook at Huntington Beach Peters Landing Local Harvest Farmers Market.

Sunday:
The Surf City USA Marathon starts at starts at 6:30AM in Downtown Huntington Beach on Pacific Coast Highway near The Waterfront Hilton Beach Resort and runs through many streets in Town. You can get complete Information at: www.runsurfcity.com on the Event as well as The Expo.

Meanwhile in San Pedro, Here is an exciting Event. "Muller House Museum's First Sunday Series "Open for Business: History is in the Details" features paintings created by San Pedro artist Gary Norton. Historical Society Archivist Anne Hansford will explain how
meticulous research led him to create buildings and scenes that tell a story of days gone by. The museum opens at 1 PM, the program begins at 1:30 PM. Light refreshments will be served. A "History is in the Details" display featuring our own Archives and the research that went into the paintings will be featured throughout February. Admission is free, but donations are welcome. For more info, visit http://sanpedrobayhistoricalsociety.org or e-mail at: sanpedrohistory@gmail.com .

To see other things Happening In Your Area log on to: http://www.seecalifornia.com . You can also subscribe to a Daily Blog on there.

February 3, 2012