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The Corona PD Invites You To Be A Part Of National Night Out National Night Out, "America's Night Out Against Crime," began in 1984 as an effort to promote involvement in crime prevention activities, police-community partnerships, neighborhood camaraderie and sending a message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back. The traditional "Lights On" campaign and symbolic front porch vigils, turned into celebrations across America with various events and activities including, but not limited to, block parties, cookouts, parades, visits from emergency personnel, rallies
and marches, exhibits, youth events, safety demonstrations and seminars, in an effort to heighten awareness and enhance communities. The Corona Police Department invites you and your neighbors to be part of the National Night Out this year. National Night Out events are designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness, generate support for, and participation in, local anti-crime programs, strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships. National Night Out sends a clear message to criminals letting them know that Corona residents are united, orga-
nized and fighting back. EVENT DETAILS The Corona Police Department will have an event in each of their four zones with activities for the family including safety info, giveaways, police cars, mounted unit, K9 unit, and fingerprinting. The locations are listed below. Zone 1: Jefferson Elementary School (1040 S. Vicentia Avenue) Zone 2: Zone Office (577 N. McKinley Suite #103) Zone 3: Albertson's Parking Lot (1260 E. Ontario Avenue) Zone 4: Ralphs Parking Lot (2661 Green River Road)
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Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Homicide detectives are continuing to assist California State University Police with the stabbing death and OfficerInvolved Shooting, which occurred on the campus of California State Polytechnic University, 3801 West Temple Avenue, Pomona.
An autopsy was performed, Monday, July 09, 2018, on the suspect in the murder of Cal Poly Pomona Public Safety Specialist Mark Manlapaz. The suspect has been identified as Rodney Lee Hunter Jr., a 27 year-old male Black. He was employed at Cal poly Pomona as a Custo-
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primary beneficiary. “As a highly respected member of the college community for many decades, Dr. Cassey had a passion for learning and commitment to faculty enrichment that made a significant impact on the college and its students,” said Stephen R. Baker, 2016 - 2018 president of the Citrus College Foundation Board of Directors. “Through careful and thoughtful estate planning, Dr. Cassey has ensured that his impact as an instructor will extend to future generations.” Proceeds from Dr. Cassey’s gift will establish the Dr. John William Cassey Endowed Scholarship, which will provide
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two scholarships to history and/or political science degree majors. They will also be used to endow the Patricia Knox Scholarship Fund, which was previously established to benefit nursing students.
In addition, Dr. Cassey’s gift will endow faculty development programs, assist with equipment needs, and help finance academic events for the history, political science and nursing programs.
To celebrate Dr. Cassey’s contribution and honor his memory, the Citrus College Foundation installed a Faculty Enrichment Honor Wall, which will include the names of any donors who support faculty enrichment and the educational mission of Citrus College. Members of the community attended the wall’s unveiling in the lobby of the college’s prestigious Hayden Hall building on June 16 during the 2018 Alumni Reception following the college’s commencement ceremony. To support student success at Citrus College, contact the Citrus College Foundation by phone at 626-914-8825 or visit www. citruscollege.edu/foundation.