Deal of the week! $15 for $30 worth of food at Ajito Japanese Grill-Cerritos-See page 14 Serving Cerritos, Artesia, Hawaiian Gardens, Norwalk, Lakewood, Pico Rivera, and La Palma • 45,000 homes every Friday • Macrh 4, 2011 • Volume 21, No. 43 • www.loscerritosnews.net LCCN Media Group COMMUNITY NEWS LCCN Media Group COMMUNITY NEWS [See CERRITOS Page 15] [See TANK FARM Page 17] Artesia Chamber hosts business luncheon Page 2 Editor's Turn Page 4 Candidate Statements Page 5 Cerritos 1st CEB Bowl-a-Thon Page 6 CCPA Previews Page 8 Cerritos Library to host African- American authors Page 9 Haskell kids earn 4.0 for 1st semester Page 9 Community Sports Page 12 Cerritos Little League back in action Page 12 Business Directory Page 16 WHitney High School Monte Carlo Night Page 15 News in Brief Members of the Artesia-Cerritos Soroptimists pause in preparing for the opening of the 18th Annual Monte Carlo Night Feb. 26 at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts to have their picture taken. Theme for the evening was “An Evening in Casablanca". A demolition tractor inside one of the last fuel storage tanks at the tank farm in Norwalk. Removal of the concrete pads under the tanks begins this March. Soroptimist raise $47,000 at Monte Carlo Fundraiser By Jerry Bernstein T he Soroptimist Chapter of Artesia-Cerritos held its 18th Monte Carlo fundraising event Feb. 26 in the Sierra Room at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. Theme for the event was “An Evening in Casablanca”, taking those in attendance back to the year 1942. A life-size framed poster of Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart and a group of picture from the 1942 film “Casablan- ca” over looking the stage set the theme for an evening of fun and fine dining. This year the Soroptimist raised over $47,000 gross. Monte Carlo Chairperson was Proposed ABC classroom cuts brings concerned parents to Board Meeting By Jerry Bernsein An estimated 500 seniors and parents attended the ABC school board meeting Mar. 1 to seek a continuance of the District’s Adult Education programs and the District’s Elementary music education programs. Board President Maynard Law opened the budget dis- cussion by saying no decision would be made that night. “This is an open meeting in which board members will listen to your input and/or suggestions. “ He reminded those present that unlike the federal government, the board cannot print money Cerritos Council votes to transfer photovoltaic system Will go from Cuesta Villas to City’s Corporate Yard. By Jerry Bernstein The Cerritos City Council approved a proposal to reallo- cate federal grant funding for the installation of a photovol- taic system originally allotted to Cuesta Villas senior housing project to the City Corporate Yard. Assistant Engineer Kanna Vancheswaran said on Nov. 12, 2008, former Governor Schwarzenegger signed Execu- tive Order No. S1408, which raised California’s renewable energy goals from 20 percent to 33 percent by 2020. He said as a result, public utility providers Tank demolition completed at former Norwalk tank farm [See BOARD Page 14] 10% of coupon purchase goes to a charity of your choice! Christina Alosi who expressed the club’s appreciation to local businesses and attendees for their donations and support. In addition to the theme were casino-type games and donated prizes in the amounting to thou- sands of dollars. Turnip Rose catered a buffet with added din- ner seating. Monte Carlo is the ma- jor fundraiser for the chapter. Funds raised by the chapter benefit many charities, includ- ing Community Family Guid- ance Center, a non-profit mental health center serving Los Ange- By Jerry Bernstein Contibution by Mary Jane McIntosh Demolition of the above ground tanks at the former fuel storage site owned by the Air Force started in December 2010 ws recently completed. The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers oversaw the contracting and de- molition of the twelve large steel tanks and two smaller tanks. The Corps of Engineers notified the surrounding residents and school prior to the start of de- molition activities. Water trucks were used to spray work areas to control dust and air monitoring [See MONTE CARLO Page 10]
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Deal of the week! $15 for $30 wor th of fo o d at Aj ito Japanese G ri l l - Cerritos-S ee page 14
Serving Cerritos, Artesia, Hawaiian Gardens, Norwalk, Lakewood, Pico Rivera, and La Palma • 45,000 homes every Friday • Macrh 4, 2011 • Volume 21, No. 43 • www.loscerritosnews.net
L C C N M e d i a G r o u p
COMMUNITYNEWSL C C N M e d i a G r o u p
COMMUNITYNEWS
[See CERRITOS Page 15][See TANK FARM Page 17]
Artesia Chamber hosts business
luncheonPage 2
Editor's TurnPage 4
Candidate Statements
Page 5
Cerritos 1st CEB Bowl-a-Thon
Page 6
CCPAPreviews
Page 8
Cerritos Library to host African-
American authorsPage 9
Haskell kids earn 4.0 for 1st semester
Page 9
Community SportsPage 12
Cerritos Little League
back in action Page 12
Business DirectoryPage 16
WHitney High School Monte
Carlo NightPage 15
News in Brief
Members of the Artesia-Cerritos Soroptimists pause in preparing for the opening of the 18th Annual Monte Carlo Night Feb. 26 at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts to have their picture taken. Theme for the evening was “An Evening in Casablanca".
A demolition tractor inside one of the last fuel storage tanks at the tank farm in Norwalk. Removal of the concrete pads under the tanks begins this March.
Soroptimist raise $47,000 at Monte Carlo FundraiserBy Jerry Bernstein
The Soroptimist Chapter of Artesia-Cerritos held its 18th Monte Carlo
fundraising event Feb. 26 in the Sierra Room at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. Theme for the event was “An Evening in Casablanca”, taking those in attendance back to the year 1942.
A life-size framed poster of Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart and a group of picture from the 1942 film “Casablan-ca” over looking the stage set the theme for an evening of fun and fine dining.
This year the Soroptimist raised over $47,000 gross. Monte Carlo Chairperson was
Proposed ABC classroom cuts brings concerned parents to Board MeetingBy Jerry Bernsein
An estimated 500 seniors and parents attended the ABC school board meeting Mar. 1 to seek a continuance of the District’s Adult Education programs and the District’s Elementary music education programs.
Board President Maynard Law opened the budget dis-cussion by saying no decision would be made that night. “This is an open meeting in which board members will listen to your input and/or suggestions. “ He reminded those present that unlike the federal government, the board cannot print money
Cerritos Council votes to transfer photovoltaic systemWill go from Cuesta Villas to City’s Corporate Yard.
By Jerry Bernstein
The Cerritos City Council approved a proposal to reallo-cate federal grant funding for the installation of a photovol-taic system originally allotted to Cuesta Villas senior housing project to the City Corporate Yard.
Assistant Engineer Kanna Vancheswaran said on Nov. 12, 2008, former Governor Schwarzenegger signed Execu-tive Order No. S1408, which raised California’s renewable energy goals from 20 percent to 33 percent by 2020. He said as a result, public utility providers
Tank demolition completed at former Norwalk tank farm [See BOARD Page 14]
10% of coup on purchase go es to a charit y of your
choice!
Christina Alosi who expressed the club’s appreciation to local businesses and attendees for their donations and support.
In addition to the theme were casino-type games and donated prizes in the amounting to thou-sands of dollars. Turnip Rose catered a buffet with added din-
ner seating.Monte Carlo is the ma-
jor fundraiser for the chapter. Funds raised by the chapter benefit many charities, includ-ing Community Family Guid-ance Center, a non-profit mental health center serving Los Ange-
By Jerry BernsteinContibution by Mary Jane McIntosh
Demolition of the above ground tanks at the former fuel storage site owned by the Air
Force started in December 2010 ws recently completed. The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers oversaw the contracting and de-molition of the twelve large steel tanks and two smaller tanks. The Corps of Engineers notified
the surrounding residents and school prior to the start of de-molition activities. Water trucks were used to spray work areas to control dust and air monitoring
[See MONTE CARLO Page 10]
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