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THURSDAY, JULY 26 - AUG 1, 2018 - VOLUME 6, NO. 30
FREE OUTDOOR FITNESS COURT OPENS IN ALHAMBRA Southern California Fitness Tour Kicks Off with Launch Party and Fitness Court Challenge
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he City of Alhambra has partnered with National Fitness Campaign (NFC), inventors of the Fitness Court®, to install and activate a state-of-the-art outdoor gym facility for all ages and abilities at Alhambra Park. Alhambra has made the health and wellness of their citizens a priority, and now they are making fitness free — for everyone in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area! "When our Parks and Recreation Department surveyed park patrons on what improvements they wanted to see, a fitness course like this was near the top of almost every list,” said Mayor Jeff Maloney. The new Fitness Court® is an outdoor bodyweight circuit training facility designed to transform public spaces into community wellness hubs. This system includes a free Fitness
Court App that residents can use to track their progress, learn new routines and compete in fitness challenges. Chris Paulson, Director of Parks and Recreation, said, “Our department is extremely excited to bring an innovative new Fitness Court from NFC to the Alhambra community. We’re always looking for new trends and uses that bring the community to our park.” Residents are invited to attend an Opening Day Launch Party on Saturday, July 28th at 10:00 AM for a fun community wellness day and cool swag giveaways. Attendees will have a rare opportunity to meet Los Angeles based fitness icon, Rob
San Bernardino Invites You To Water Play At Tom Minor Park
New Playground Upgrades Coming To J Rivera Memorial Park In Long Beach
Come on out on Saturday, August 25th to Tom Minor Park located at 6400 Palm Ave, San Bernardino, CA 92407 The San Bernardino County Fire Department will be “lightly” spraying the community, you’ll have the
opportunity to meet a firefighter, come get water conservation tips from "Drippy" from the Water Department, the Library will be on site with books on hand, and you'll have the chance to become a Friend of the Center for Independent
Development. Come out, play some games, meet a firefighter, have some refreshments, and get a little wet with the community! We'll see you there! For more information, please call (909) 601-1566
Riverside Recycling Executives Sentenced To Federal Prison The central players in a scheme to recycle stolen postal pallets have been sentenced to two years in federal prison after pleading guilty to conspir-
acy to convert government property and conspiracy to launder money. Jorge Villalobos, 41, of Riverside, was sentenced in April, and Hugo Guzman, 40,
of Fontana, was sentenced yesterday, both by United States District Judge Manuel L. Real. In addition to the prison time, they were ordered to pay $3.4
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Parks and Recreation Commission (Commission) voted to approve a recommendation to the City Manager for the installation of playground equipment
at the existing Jenni Rivera Memorial Park, located at 2001 Walnut Avenue. This is one of several new playgrounds in Long Beach that are being implemented with
Measure A funds. “We are actively working to improve public recreation within the city,” said Mayor Robert Garcia. “Community investment in Measure A
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Officer Involved Shooting In Anaheim Leaves A Man Dead At about 0936 hours, officers responded to the 500 block of S. West Street in the City of Anaheim. Family members of Eliuth Penaloza Nava, a 50 year old resident
of Anaheim, called Anaheim Police Department (APD) Dispatch to report Mr. Nava was possibly on drugs and “hallucinating.” Mr. Nava was reportedly seated in his
vehicle, parked on the 500 block of south West Street and the reporting party stated he was armed with a knife and gun. Officers arrived on scene at about
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