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auren Williams, Orange County Register by
way of the Mercury News reports a possible
new tourist group for Huntington Beach..."Cal-
of the California experience.
The bill comes days after researchers at UCLA re-
leased a study that details how travel costs and lack
Story
ifornias 1,100 miles of coastal beaches, many with of affordable accommodations prevent low-income ake Olson is a local Huntington
soft sand and great waves and fun piers, are among families from going to the beach. Beach native currently enrolled as a
the states greatest assets, destinations for locals and The average cost of a one day visit to the beach was student at USC. Jake battled through
visitors alike. $22, not including parking or food, according to the childhood disease and blindness to be-
But new research shows that for many Californians study. And an increase of only $15, researchers found, come a local high school football long
could force many snapper. He is currently attending USC
families to skip the where he is on the USC football team.
trip altogether an Jakes courage, determination and work
amount thats typ- ethic epitomize what we are looking for
ically eaten up by in a HBPCF scholarship recipient.
parking and day- The Huntington Beach Police and
use fees. Staying Community Foundation (HBPCF) is of-
in beach towns fering scholarships to graduating high
cost an average school seniors in Huntington Beach. Stu-
$605 for a four- dents graduating from a high school in
day stay, and three Huntington Beach in 2016, who plan on
quarters of the attending an accredited college, are eli-
1,100 people gible. Students who are residents of
polled said the Huntington Beach but attend high school
cost of an in another city are also eligible. Each
overnight stay was scholarship will be a minimum of $1,000
unaffordable. and the intent is to award 4 scholarships
In addition to in 2016. The number of scholarships
showing why peo- and/or the amount offered may increase
ple don't go to the as fundraising efforts continue.
beach, the study
conducted last
summer at beaches
from Ventura to
the beach is out of reach. Crowds gather at Stinson Beach, Calif. south Orange
While the beach itself is intended to be (Marin Independent Journal File) County also
free or inexpensive, ancillary expenses found who
and social barriers often make it tough for low-income goes to different beaches, with questions focused on
residents to enjoy a day on the sand. family income and demographics.
This week, legislation was introduced in Sacra- The least racially diverse of the 11 beaches studied Jake on the right
mento aimed at fixing that problem. If passed, Assem- were the Doheny and Strands beaches in Dana Point,
bly Bill 250 would direct the Coastal Conservancy to where nearly 80 percent of the visitors were white. Applicants must complete the biogra-
develop new low-cost accommodations, and improve Less than 1 percent of the visitors at Doheny were phical information below, answer the
existing affordable accommodations, with the goal of African American. following questions on a separate piece/s
making a trip the beach more accessible for families Those beaches also drew the wealthiest visitors, of paper and supply the requested mate-
who don't have a lot of money and might have to with 82 percent reporting household income of rials. Please be sure your name, school
travel far. $50,000 or more. or other identifying information is on all
Its heartbreaking to see lower income families and Huntington Beach was slightly more diverse, with the attached pages/materials. Applica-
middle class families who never have seen the beach 54 percent of its visitors white and the bulk of the rest tions must be post marked to the PO Box
or enjoyed waking up to the sounds of tides and the Latino and Asian. About two thirds of visitors had listed below by Friday, February 22,
salt in the air, said Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher (D-San household income of $50,000 or more. 2016, to ensure consideration.
Diego) who introduced the legislation Monday. If you have any questions, please call
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Patrick Brenden's "On The Trail" tours, to check out, along with instruction books?
20% off color services recently. It was fascinating. He had pre- And there's a vast assortment of CDs and
viously taken people on tours of the Urban DVDs also available. And then there's the
10% off haircuts Forest (with Tree Society President Jean new Cloud Library, an on-line connection to
Nagy) and the Bolsa Chica Wetlands. His a gigantic collection of library resources.
10% off next time when you book next appt. today! most recent tour was an interesting behind- Think of it as your own personal (and
FREE) online Amazon."
For those who want to
know more about their lin-
eage, the library has a great
Genealogy department
where classes are available
on Monday evenings and
the 1st Saturday of each
month, when the Geneal-
ogy Society of Orange
County comes in to work
with people individually in
the research of their per-
sonal family history.
On Fridays, the South-
ern California Veterans
Center offers free counsel-
ing to all Veter-
the-scenes tour of The Central Inside the Children's Library ans from
Library (with Director Of Li- 9am-5pm. These
brary Services Stephanie Beverage). More personalized sessions cover most anything a
than 12 local residents showed up as the veteran may need help with. Appointments
group explored the many levels of the archi- can be made in advance but Counselors try
tecturally-dramatic building, which was to help those who are walk-ins as well.
built in two phases, first in 1975; then ex- The library also has some beautiful public
panded in 1994. art including a replica Terra Cotta warrior
"What was once outside, a stunning foun- from China, sculptures and several murals
tain with circular walk, came indoors in including one on the ceiling in the lower
1994 to create a unique environment, which level outside the theater and meeting rooms.
successfully melds the outdoors with the in- The theater has a capacity for 319 people
doors, creating a natural, scenic and serene and the library has a total of 7 meetings
space to be enjoyed by all," said Brenden, a rooms available for rental to community
former member of the HB Planning Com- groups.
mission. Director Stephanie Beverage said "The
Stephanie was the perfect host, sharing the Huntington Beach Public Library is an an-
knowledge of the place that she has gained chor institution for our community. Here you
in her 8+ years of being at the Central Li- will find something for everyone of all ages.
brary. She talked about the incredible aquar- The library is and will always be proof of the
ium at the entrance to the Children's Library power of community cooperation and en-
section and how it was financed by dona- gagement. It helps our present and future
tions from the community. We saw walls of generations reach their potential."
custom tiles in the Children's Library made Huntington Beach Mayor Barbara Del-
by generous citizen donors and heard about gleize, who went on the tour, loves many
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how the Friends of the Library volunteers things about the library, including its wire-
contributed something like $200,000 to the less services, how you can teach yourself to
library in 2016. Did you know that volun- play a Ukulele, learn about solar panels re-
teers contribute a total number of hours that ducing energy costs, American flag retire-
is the equivalent of 29 full-time employees? ments, the ebook Cloud Library, a vibrant
That is amazing. Genealogy Department (with helpers avail-
"The library is a core element of our com- able), on line GED programs, tutors, chil-
munity. It's so important. providing free tu- dren's story time... "I could go on and on, but
toring and early literacy programs to help you really need to treat yourself to a tour,"
our young learners," Brenden said. "There she said. "Many thanks to the 'Friends of the
is homework support available as well. Then Library,' who raise money every year to
there is adult learning support, too. The li- keep the library functioning."
brary offers an on-line program that enables Huntington Beach's award-winning Cen-
adults (over 18) to actually complete a High tral Library is located in the beautiful park
School Diploma. This is not a GED but an at 7111 Talbert Avenue, 714-842-4481 or
actual diploma. And, of course, the literacy hbpl.org.
program for adults is also a true inspiration, Patrick Brenden Invites you to join him
providing individual one-on-one tutoring to for a tour of the Carlsbad Seawater Desali-
help those who struggle with illiteracy as nation Plant on March 8th. Space is limited
adults and those for whom English as a sec- and transportation will be provided. Meet at
ond language. This program has changed the 7am in the parking lot of the Orange County
lives of many many people in our commu- Water District, located at Ward Street and
nity over the years. Some of the adult learn- Ellis Avenue in Fountain Valley. You will re-
ers have spent as many as five years in the turn around noon. Bus transportation is pro-
program in order to achieve high levels of vided through the generous support of the
English capability. The program has enough Orange County Association of Realtors.
volunteers that they can work with about RSVP is required by email to
250 learners." dirissy@OCAR.org or by phone/text to
"And, there's so much more... Did you (949) 400-3153.
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reflect the opinion of The Local News.
HELIWEB Huntington Beach Ranked 4th
in Recent Fiscal Times Poll
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best financial health payers first and
this year. The Fiscal its paying off. This
ust for the Heliweb ebrate this achievement the performance charac- Health Index was ranking solidifies
Magazine..."A press with the Huntington teristics of these aircraft compiled by looking that we are on the
release issued by MD Beach Air Support Bu- speed, payload, relia- at 116 U.S. cities right path towards
Helicopters today, cele- reau, said Craig bility have allowed with populations fiscal sustainability
brated Huntington Kitchen, Chief Com- them to play an integral over 200,000 using in Huntington
Beach Police Depart- mercial Officer for MD role in more than 5,500 2015 financial data. The Beach.
five main factors consid- The last recession put
ered were ratio of a citys gen- enormous pressure on local
eral fund balance to expenditures; ratio budgets that led to significant cuts in
of long-term obligations to total govern- public services. While some cities have
ment-wide revenues; ratio of pension fared well over the years, others con-
contributions to total revenues; changes tinue to struggle. The top six cities were
in the local unemployment rate; and all in California. The top 10 cities in the
changes in property values. best fiscal health, according to the Fiscal
I am so proud of our City Council Times:
1. Irvine, California
2. Fontana, California
3. Moreno Valley, California
4. Huntington Beach, California
5. Santa Ana, California
6. Glendale, California
7. Boston, Massachusetts
8. Fayetteville, North Carolina
9. Washington, District of Columbia
10. Boise, Idaho
ments Air Support Bu- Helicopters. The Hunt- calls for service annu-
reau with a special ington Beach Police de- ally.
commendation for its partment has been part Since its inception in
outstanding record of of the MDHI family for 1968, the Huntington
over 70,000 accident more than 30 years; and Beach Police Depart-
free flight hours. The one of our most dedi- ments Air Support Bu-
Huntington Beach Air cated advocates of the reau, known by
Support Bureau began MD 520N and our ex- residents as HB-1, has
flying MDHI-model clusive NOTAR, no tail patrolled the skies keep-
helicopters in 1984 with rotor technology. ing an eye on the com-
the iconic MD 500E. The MD 520N has munity. Four pilots and
The department ac- proven to be a very two mechanics support
quired its current all- good platform for our the fleet to ensure 7-
NOTAR fleet of three Air Support Bureau, day-a-week availability.
(3) MD 520N helicop- commented Huntington Decades of experience,
ters between 1992 and Beach Police Depart- and thousands of hours
2002. Designed to re- ment Aero Bureau Ser- of flight time, combined
duce noise by an aver- geant Chris Nesmith. with meticulous mainte-
age of 50% versus Noise is the number nance on the helicop-
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helicopters with tail ro- one citizen complaint ters, has helped
tors, NOTAR-equipped regarding Air Unit oper- maintain the Air Sup-
helicopters are among ations nationally. The port Bureaus reputation
the quietest helicopters noise abatement offered of being accident free."
available worldwide. by the NOTAR no-tail
We are proud to cel- rotor technology, and
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Finish Line
ver 15,000 participants attended the 21st time of 2:34:57.
THE LOCAL NEWS is published on the 1st and 15th.
THE LOCAL NEWS serves the residents/business men annual Surf City USA Marathon & Half The top female finisher in the marathon division
Marathon and Active Lifestyle Expo in was Lauren Reasoner, from Sahuarita, AZ, with
Huntington Beach, California, on Sunday. Run- an unofficial race time of 3:02:46.04.
and women of Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and
ners from over 17 countries, all 50 USA states and The top male finisher in the half marathon divi-
over 1,000 cities participated in California's sion was Joshua Sherfey from Santa Clarita, CA
Westminster, California with entertaining, informative
and objective looks at ourselves, neighbors and the largest combined oceanfront marathon and half with an unofficial race time of 1:08:24.
marathon, which takes place along a portion of the The top female finisher in the half marathon di-
iconic Pacific Coast Highway, including Adam vision was Caroline Boller from Solvang, CA with
world as issues are debated, people interact socially and
Gorlitsky. Adam was told he would never walk an official race time of 1:19:21.
again at the age of 19 after a car accident. Par- "On behalf of the Surf City USA Marathon &
politically and events take place locally. We also believe
that we should have fun and thank volunteers! alyzed from waist down, but thanks to the incred- Half Marathon, I would like to extend
ible technologic of a robotic
Award Winning Staff
Rex Gerlach &
Jim Horton (Emeritus)
Internet Services:
1st Page Exposure
Sales: Account Manager:
Kevin Garofalo
Marketing Coordinator
& City Editor:
Nancy Gray
Graphic Design:
Chris MacDonald
Contributors:
Arnold Dufour, Cathy Green, Moe Kanoudi,
Jordan Kobritz, David White
a special thanks to our sponsors, including Samuel
All inquiries for Advertising and Editorial call (714) Exoskeleton, he completed five miles of the 2017 Adams, TruMoo, CLIF BAR & Company &
914.9797. Any omissions/errors in copy or advertising Surf City event, in over 12,000 steps. Bai," Tomchak added.
limited to in kind cost of actual newspaper space occupied "It's important to me to run Surf City because Other sponsors included Vitalyte Sports Drink,
by the error. Letters-to-the-Editor policies include: fighting for the right to walk is a lot more fun Mother's Market & Kitchen and So Delicious
address letters to Editor at address below. Include your when you have great scenery, and even better peo- Dairy Free.
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"The Surf City USA Marathon & Half Surf City USA Marathon and Half Marathon
affiliation, group or organization membership, should Marathon is cherished by the running community plays host to over 15,000 participants from around
those issues be appropriate. THELOCALNEWS and we are inspired to see Adam cross the Finish the world. The exclusive oceanfront course runs
reserves the right to print all or part, editing for brevity Line of the 21st annual event," said Amy Tom- on the Pacific Coast Highway, past the Huntington
or language. Reproduction in whole or part is strictly chak, General Manager of the Surf City USA Beach Pier and through Southern California surf-
prohibited without written permission. Subscriptions are Marathon & Half Marathon. ing beaches. For more information, visit
"The race and expo have become an interna- www.runsurfcity.com.
$35 per year, $19 for 6 months and $12 for 3 months. tional destination event that
Substantial copies of The Local News are direct-mailed to celebrates active lifestyle and
residents and businesses in our circulation area. Subscrip- the surfing community. We
tion sales are a major part of our business approach. congratulate all runners for
Home delivery is augmented by direct mail to specific participating, and we give spe-
cial thanks to each of our
local residents, business and officials. We encourage your
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cluded the three-day Active
Lifestyle Beach Expo, live
musical performances by local
bands and the Samuel
Dave Garofalo Adams Post Race Beer Gar-
Publisher / Owner den.
The top male finisher in the
marathon division was Brod-
erick Gann, from New York,
NY, with an unofficial race
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Here's a Thought:
Become a Literacy Volunteer
he Oak View Literacy Program is holding a tutor training workshop for adults who
would like to become literacy volunteers and change the life of adults in our com-
munity who are learning to read, write, and speak English. The training begins with
an orientation on Wednesday, February 15, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. followed by three training
sessions on Wednesdays: February 22, March 1, and March 8 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. All
sessions are held at the Oak View Branch Library, 17251 Oak Lane in Huntington Beach.
Contact the Oak View Literacy Program for more information (714) 375-5104. Regis-
tration and attendance at all sessions are required. A donation of $20 is requested to cover
the cost of training materials , however, scholarships are available .
Storm Clean-Up
Continues
Crafternoons
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C
at the Library torm related clean-up con-
tinues on City Beaches
and in Huntington Har-
alling all knitters, crocheters, em- bour. To date, crews have re-
broiderers, and portable crafters moved over 920 yards of
of all sorts! Every third Wednes- debris from the Citys Beach
day of the month we meet from 1:30 - located between Beach
2:30 p.m. in the Balboa Room, Boulevard and Seapoint Av-
downstairs by the coffee cart, at Central enue, and approximately 320
Library. Bring any portable works in yards of debris from Sunset
progress to socialize and share your proj- Beach. Clean-up on both beaches is nearly finished, with com-
ects with other crafters. All skill levels are pletion anticipated within the first week in February.
welcome. In addition to caring for the City Beach and Sunset Beach, City and
If youre a new crafter, we have someone contract crews have removed close to 200 yards of trash and debris from
available to teach knitting at every session. Bring a
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Symphony Orchestra
Passions of Russian Composers'
he Huntington Beach Symphony Or- lege Campus) 2701 Fairview Road Costa
chestra with founder and director Mesa.
Grant Sevdayan is pleased to announce Tickets: Adult-$20 Presale ($28 at Door)
Passions of Russian Composers Concert. Senior: $18 Presale ($25 at Door) Student
Festive Overture by D. Shostakovich will $10 with Student I.D.
open this magnificent musical celebration Purchase Tickets at: (Check or Cash Only)
followed by two of the most famous compo- Fountain Valley Music 8740 Warner Ave. F
sitions based on the powerful Shakespearean V (714) 963-2010
story of everlasting love: Montagues & Ca- Mayer Music Academy 10180 Adams Ave.
pulets by S. Prokofiev, Romeo & Juliet H B (714) 335-1043
Overture by P. Tchaikovsky. The delightful AB Music Studios 19171 Magnolia St. H B
Scheherazade by N. Rimsky-Korsakov will (714) 962-8911
be presented at the second half of the pro- Visit our newly redesigned website HB-
gram. SYMPHONY.ORG for upcoming events &
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The Prices for Food and
Beer at the Super Bowl
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verything about the Super Bowl is big, and that includes the prices for food and drinks
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Brinson of CBS Sports.
Cocktails are $15, or $30 for a double. Domestic beer in a bottle is going for $12 and
wine in a glass is $11.
As far as food goes, a burger is $16, a footlong hot dog is $10,
a regular hot dog is $8, a chicken sandwich is $16, fries Sunday, April 24, 2016
are $7, or $10 if you want them topped with chili
and cheese. Cotton candy is $6, peanuts are
$7, and a bottomless popcorn will set
you back $15.
12 Noon till 4pm.
Soda in a souvenir cup
is $11 and a bottle of
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one of the new addi- that! 10 or more tickets at one time, go to www.TasteHB.com
tions to their menu.
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food that works to- food. Deep conversa- this year VIPs can mingle with surprise celebrity guests
ward your patient, tions can be had while PLUS enter the main restaurant tent 30 minutes before
calm side. Customiz- lounging in comfy everyone else! Dont delay buy your limited-edition VIP
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otal construction valuation for Fiscal Year To-Date (October 2016 January 2017) is
$124,882,754 compared to the same time last year, which was $36,779,987. Januarys increase
was driven by the permitting of the final two buildings at Pacific City Residential, which added
an additional 216 apartments within the city and has a valuation of $45,348,286. The total Pacific City etting brand messages seen, PR News Digital Summit in Hunt-
Residential project consists of 516 units in six residential buildings and three amenity buildings with experienced and shared on ington Beach, CA, Feb. 24, but the
a total construction valuation of $123,895,554. While January showed an increase in valuation numbers, mobile and desktop devices career-enhancing value of personal
overall permit activity and inspection numbers showed a slight downward trend due to slow construc- will dominate the presentations at branding and influence will also get
tion activity resulting partly from January rains. stage time at the Hyatt Regency
Huntington Beach Resort and Spa.
In his keynote presentation at PR
News Digital Summit in Huntington
Beach, CA, Feb. 24, John Lincoln,
author of Digital Influencer: A
Guide to Achieving Influencer Status
Online, will share the key steps for
attendees to take to become influ-
encers on behalf of their brands, but
especially for themselves.
There is a lot to becoming an in-
fluencer that most people don't
know, says Lincoln, who is also
CEO of Ignite Visibility. And I'm
not going to hold anything back for
Digital Summit attendees. I'll be
sharing my road to suc-
cess but, most impor-
Official Miss America Pageant. Winner goes onto compete in Miss California
tantly, teaching others
how they can become
influencers themselves.
From defining their
business or personal
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other influencers and
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form, I look forward to
providing the tools
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a recognized and influ-
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In addition to John
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Grumman, Certified
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Berkeley, the San
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Angeles Tourism &
Convention Board,
Boingo Wireless, Do-
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PR News Digital
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Huntington Beach.
Attendees will be
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studies from brands,
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on influencer market-
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any of you here in Hunt- back to third grade when a bunch On the trip a few days later, I may have needed a little extra at-
ington Beach knew my of us in class were discussing noticed my mom, who had been tention or encouragement.
mom, Louise Sugar whether or not our moms would chosen to make the trip, paying I owe my mom so much for
Epting. She was very active in the be chaperoning a field trip to Chi- extra attention to George. She what I am but for this simple les-
community, had many friends natown in New York City from pointed out all of the important son alone, I am especially in-
here and loved the city. Im not Westchester county where we buildings in New York City, and debted. My family is deeply
sure if youve heard but sadly, she lived. We all wanted our moms to showed him how to use chop- grateful for all the wonderful
passed away on January 23 and to be chosen, and when we asked an- sticks once we got to lunch. I messages we have received from
save it its been a tough thing to other boy at the table, George dont think he brought any money many of you about my mom. Id
grasp for my family would be a Shepler, if his mom was going he for souvenirs like most of the like you to know that on Satur-
complete under- replied simply, other kids and so my mom got day February 25, at 12 noon we
Shes dead. him a little something. are having a special mass said
I couldnt sleep She didnt make a big deal out for her at St. Bonaventure
at night thinking of it, just quietly went out of her church. If you can make it, we
about how sad it way to give him a little motherly would love to see you.
was that George attention and he seemed delighted I dedicate this column to my
didnt have a by it. I learned such a lesson that beloved mother, whom I will
mother. When day that Ive carried my whole miss every day of my life and
my mom tucked life; that being a parent or at least whose love and
me in that night a parental figure, can extend be- compassion
she knew yond the household. Always will never be
something was thinking of that moment, forgotten by any-
wrong and I whenever I coached sports or one that knew her.
explained my spoke at schools to kids, I always I love you, mom.
fear to her that kept an eye out for the ones that
I could never
statement. imagine not having her around. As
Ever since Ive been a kid, I always, she comforted me and let
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and
think my biggest fear in life has me know everything would be
the author of 25 books including "Huntington Beach Then
been losing my mom. It all goes okay.
& Now," "Vanishing Orange County" and "Roadside
Baseball." You can follow him on Twitter @chrisepting.
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he Barolo 2011
vintage was char- Read Ian D'Agata's Report David White
ering, colour change and
and His Top 12 Wine Choices
acterized by a very
early harvest and lower harvest) occurred at
than usual yields. The least two and more
growing season got off to
an early start thanks to
From the Vintage. often three weeks
ahead of normal yearly
higher than usual temper- averages.
atures in April, and all phases of grape development (budbreak, flow- My own opinion is that there are some pleasant surprises to be had
in Barolo 2011, provided you do your home-
work and know what to look for. Rather than
the more prestigious crus (officially called
Menzioni Geografiche Aggiuntive, or Mega
wines), look for Barolos made from blends.
This is because choosing and blending grapes
from different communes allowed the better
winemakers to produce more balanced, precise
wines.
In 2011 there is no single commune that
stood out: in fact, there are noteworthy differ-
ences in quality within the same producers
Barolo portfolio. As each site has its own spe-
cific requirements (due to various factors such
as vine age, rootstock, exposure, slope gradi-
ent, and the physical/chemical soil characteris-
tics), making the right viticultural decisions at
the right time for each was of paramount im-
portance in 2011.
African American. Nearly half of the visitors reported household income said.
of less than $50,000. There are efforts to change that.
And at Redondo Beach, 47 percent of visitors were white and 40 percent Non-profits like the Oakland-based Brown Girls Surf push to promote
were Latino. More than a third of those visiting Redondo Beach earn surf culture among women and girls of color.
$50,000 or less. Turnbull Sanders said transportation is a problem, so the Coastal Com-
If the beach goers look different at different beaches, researchers say a mission is partnering with C5lTrans to help get more young people to the
variety of issues are at play, including cost, self segregation and amenities beach. The state agency also is working to lower beach parking fees and
like fire rings or RV spaces, which the report said attract different groups create more beach camping and low cost accommodations, both of which
of people. are important for people who live hours from the coast.
We believe its a combination of factors, said Jon Christensen, a re- Though many Californians are prevented from visiting the beach, in part
searcher at the Institute of the Environment and Sustainability at UCLA because of the cost, most have a relationship with the ocean. Up to 94 per-
who co-authored the study. cent of California voters said in surveys that the health of the ocean and
There are historically patterns of visitation and discrimination where beaches is personally important.
people feel they're welcome (at some beaches) and where they might not People across all of these demographic categories want the same
feel as welcome (at others), Christensen said. thing when they visit the beach. Clean water, clean sand, a place to relax
The research found that among key demographic groups, African Amer- and enjoy the scenery and a place for their kids to play, Christensen said.
icans generally were less likely to visit a beach, with about a third of those People at the beaches, though they look different, they all want the same
polled saying they get to the sand less than once a year. things by and large. Thats true even across income.
Christensen said a legacy of discrimination that prevented African Amer- The beaches are still these great democratic spaces.
icans from using public pools and beaches continues to play a role. For Daniel Ordaz, 56, who recently strolled the Huntington Beach Pier
This is a very real issue and a real concern. while visiting from El Paso, Texas, seeing people from different walks of
Effie Turnbull Sanders, 44, a lawyer and a member of the California life was part of the draw when he lived locally and fished off the pier as a
Coastal Commission, grew up as a competitive swimmer. By the time she teen.
was swimming for UCLA, in the 1990s, she noticed that the swimmers Thats why I came, Ordaz said. To see the diversity here.
and the fans mostly came from the same, white background. Contact the writer: lawilliams@scng.com
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Mr. Crayola
Main Street Eyewear
Looks at Life Through
Moe Kanoudi
Designer Glasses
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Who is Mr. Crayola?
Don Marco, the Master Crayola Artist
Don Marco was born in Northern Min-
nesota in the late 1920's. His interest in art
was evident even before starting school.
As a young adult in the Army Air Corp,
he began his life's career in Air Traffic
Control, which continued until his retire-
ment from Honolulu International Airport
in 1973. Much of his spare
time was spent as a profes-
Top, left to right: Mr.
sional artist. Crayola,Tom Selleck,
Before retirement, Don John Wayne, James
started developing a technique Arness, Burt Reynolds
to create fine art, using Cray- & Clint Eastwood
ola Crayons. Shortly after re-
tiring, he published his first print. Living in Southern
California, his work was in demand, including com-
missions from Burt Reynolds and a one-man show at
his Dinner Theater in Florida...
It's hard to imagine these are done with crayons!
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tems such as the on-board computer and clock contacting the ground or any of
can still slowly drain the battery, meaning your the positives. I would recom-
car might not start if left sitting for too long. This mend taking the negative bat-
is especially the case in newer, more advanced tery post out, and wrapping
cars, said Fred Rashidi, a Ford service manager. something around the end so it
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Some of these new cars have so many elec- doesnt touch anything while
tronics and modules, the battery could get youre not there.
drained in a matter of weeks if left alone, he If the cable end is touching
said. Rashidi doubts it would make a difference the negative terminal or is
on older cars, however. even in proximity to it, it
Should your battery drain completely, the av- could create a spark and cause
erage battery can cost between $40 to $100, plus a fire. Rashidi said a quick
installation, and some of the higher-end ones can and easy method would be to
even cost upwards of $200. You could jump-start get some Ziploc bags and
it, but this will still leave your battery with a re- wrap them around the cable
duced life. Jump-starting also makes the alterna- end so that it stays contained
tor work harder because it is then powering the and doesnt touch anything.
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How to Shop
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odays rate is not the same as yester- backed securities (MBS). These bonds trade on are likely to change during that time. In a ris-
days rate, and tomorrows will be dif- the open market every day, just like stocks do. ing-rate environment that weve been experi-
ferent again. As a consumer, it can be On days when the bonds have a good day, encing the last few months, taking this long to
difficult to comparison shop one lender against mortgage rates improve. When the bonds have provide a simple quote is simply not in the
another when the rates for each can change on a bad day, mortgage rates get worse. On ex- clients best interest. Any lender that cannot (or
a day to day basis. tremely volatile days, its even possible to see will not) provide a rate quote the same day
There is even a mistrust with many con- rates change two or three times in a single busi- someone applies raises a red flag that this
sumers who think ness day. lender is more interested in their own best in-
As a result, consumers terests than protecting the best interests of the
who are shopping for the applicant.
best rate need to make sure Another red flag is a lender who requires
they are obtaining quotes a credit run before theyll provide a rate quote.
from various lenders as These lenders are also looking to protect their
close together as possible. own interests rather than that of the applicant.
At a minimum, comparison Every time a credit report is ran, the hard in-
shopping needs to be done quiry will likely have a negative effect on the
on the same day. On a credit score. Small as it might be, a lender who
volatile day, the rate com- is truly servicing every interest of the client
parisons need to be min- (big or small) will not require a credit run to
utes apart. provide a quote. A reputable lender can provide
Providing quotes this a rate quote based on the assumption that the
quickly can be difficult applicant has the credit score they claim to
from some lenders. There have.
are a few lenders that are So the key for consumers to shop the best
unable to provide rate rate is to do so quickly, and without a credit
quotes the same day run. For any reputable lender who truly acts to
someone applies. These protect their clients best interests, this should
lenders tend to be rela- be no problem. If the lender youre talking to
that tionship driven, focusing on clients they al- takes too long or requires a credit report just to
lenders are trying to take advantage of them by ready have other business with. Because the talk to you, be wary. If that lender is already
changing their rates on a daily basis. The truth client feels familiar with them, they are often putting their own best interests ahead of yours
is simply that mortgage rates are tied to the willing to wait for the quote to come back at the first step in the process, that will likely
daily bond markets, specifically mortgage- sometimes even days. The problem is that rates become a pattern during the remaining steps
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*All advertised prices plus government fees and taxes, any finance charges, any dealer document processing charge, any electronic ling charge, and any emission testing charge. All vehicles subject to prior
sale. See dealer for details. Images shown are for informational purposes only, and may not necessarily represent the actual vehicle, configurable options selected or available on such vehicle. **Values owner
coupon available to current registered owners of Hyundai Motor America distrubuted vehicles. Valued owner coupon may not be combined with competitor owner coupon. ***Competitor owner coupon available
to current registered owners of eligible coemptive vehicles. Competitive owner coupon may not be combined with the valued owner coupon. All offers expires 3/03/17
714-594-1000
Americas Best Warranty*
16751 Beach Blvd. HEIL AVE
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0ON SELECT NEW 2016 & 2017 TOYOTA MODELS % APR LONG TERM FINANCING With Any New Vehicle
Purchase, Receive a
Complimentary City of
Huntington Beach
Annual 1-Year Parking
ON APPROVED TIER 1+ & TIER 1 CREDIT (In Lieu of Factory Rebate)
Pass Voucher.
(Some Restrictions Apply)
NEW 2017 COROLLA SE NEW 2017 CAMRY SE NEW 2017 PRIUS TWO
Model #1864 with MSRP of $21,613 In Stock ESTIM Model #2546 with MSRP of $24,929 In Stock ESTIM Model #1223 with MSRP of $25,830 In Stock ESTIM
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AUTOMATIC 35 AUTOMATIC 33 AUTOMATIC 54
EPA
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5 at the lease 5 at the lease 5 at the lease
$
125
36 MONTH LEASE
PER MO.
+TAX
$
149
36 MONTH LEASE
PER MO.
+TAX
$
223
36 MONTH LEASE
PER MO.
+TAX
1-(888)-326-7114 1-(888)-326-7113
18881 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 19202 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach
www.toyotaofhb.com
NOTICE OF SECURITY: All our vehicles are equipped with a temporary anti-theft device, which is the property of the dealership and will be removed upon purchase.
All vehicles subject to prior sale plus government fees and taxes, any finance charges, $80 document processing charge, any electronic filing charge, and any emission
testing charge. Offers good through 2/28/17. No dealers, brokers or fleet, written dealer limited warranty available for review. See dealer for complete details.
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