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Monday, may 12, 2014 - may 18, 2014 - Volume 3, No. 19
DHL flies over traffic to deliver in nation’s most congested city
The Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights publicly condemns PCC and City Hall
Introduces helicopter service in Los Angeles Initial launch serves downtown financial services sector
By Terry Miller The groundswell of outrage regarding comments made Pasadena Public Health Director Eric Walsh in a capacity as an associate pastor has reached fever level in not only at City Hall but at the very source of what Walsh says he believes… the Seventh Day Adventist Church. We received the following statement from The Southern California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists on Wednesday morning. Betty Cooney, Communications Director said told Beacon Media “The Southern California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists [an administrative unit of the Adventist Church encompassing Los Angeles, Ventura, and parts of Kern and Santa Barbara Counties] is aware of recent media reports regarding Eric Walsh MD, MPH, DrPH. Dr. Walsh serves the congregation of the Altadena Please see page 3
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Angeles-area. “DHL is always looking for innovative ways to move our customers’ shipments with the greatest speed and reliability,” said Mike Parra,
The Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights issued the following statement regarding the drama which has unfolded in regard to this year’s Pasadena City College commencement speaker choice…or should I say 11th hour reversal. Filmmaker Dustin Lance Black contends he was invited to give this year’s commencement address at Pasadena City College (PCC), and was then disinvited because a video of him having sex with his boyfriend surfaced. PCC officials say a student leader was to blame for inviting him. PCC then invited Dr. Eric Walsh, head of the Pasadena Public Health
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DHL, the world’s leading international express services provider, found an even better route for meeting urgent delivery commitments in the midst of traffic gridlock: through the air. A new helicopter service now
provides early morning delivery services for several major banking customers in the downtown Los Angeles area. DHL Express introduced the helicopter service into its Los Angeles opera-
Detectives seeking public’s assistance in identifying suspect in gun club burglary On Saturday, April 26, 2014, at approximately 6:50pm, an unknown male suspect kicked in a door at a local gun club / firearm shooting facility. This incident occurred on the 23100 block of Coltrane Avenue in the unincorporated area of the Santa Clarita Valley. The club was closed for business at the time of the incident. Once the male suspect kicked in a door he stole a rifle case, a bottle of water, and approximately $1800 worth of ammunition. Items stolen from the gun club included: 2,000 Please see page 4
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tion as a way to guarantee early morning 9:00 a.m. delivery service regardless of traffic bottlenecks. Used by specific financial services customers, this service will expand to include additional customers in the Los
Gubernatorial candidate Tim Donnelly opposes ban on confederate flag
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The California Assembly Monday passed legislation that would ban the state from selling or displaying the Confederate flag, or any similar image. Repub-
lican gubernatorial candidate Tim Donnelly was the sole vote in opposition. Donnelly, of Twin Peaks near Lake Arrowhead, said the bill violated
the 1st Amendment and “would silence free speech.” “We shouldn’t be here picking the kind of speech Please see page 3