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Yes We Can
Volume 5 Issue 7
September 2015
Serving the Inland Empire Communities
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Destruction of the American Marriage: Making adultry an easy business.
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Confessions of the Tow Truck Driver. Will you get your car back? Page 6
Useful or Useless? There is actually a day for that. Page 5
Loving On Our Youth
TV Casting Call Loving on Our Youth is in the progress of auditioning For a TV youth talk show and videos. Who can audition? Junior-High up to entering first year college Looking for: Singers, Rappers, Actors and Dancers Must be well verse, able to following directions and looking forward to the future. Loving on Our Youth is a non-profit outreach that has events and our many upcoming projects include a television talk show that will involve youth in all areas of their life. This will be a great opportunity to gain experience and possibly lead to further opportunities. Call for more information and your appointment date. Ethel Miller, Director, Loving on Our Youth Chief Editor: Yes We Can newspaper 909-278-7046
STAY AS COOL AND SAFE DURING EXCESSIVE HEAT DAYS
With temperatures reaching triple digits, It’s about to get a lot hotter in Southern California. The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat watch for San Bernardino and Riverside counties and the Inland Empire are forecast to be hit the hardest with temperatures reaching as high as 110 to 117 degrees. Southern California Edison (SCE) reminds customers to stay as cool and safe as possible and to avoid heat-related injuries during excessive heat days. “Our No.1 priority is to help keep our customers safe,” said Don Neal, SCE director of Corporate Environmental, Health and Safety. “We encourage customers to keep outdoor activities to a minimum and drink plenty of water during the hottest parts of the day.” SCE also offers a variety of programs to help keep electricity bills down, including the Save Power Day and Summer Discount Plan programs. Customers can earn up to $100 in bill credits per year for conserving energy between 2-6 p.m. To sign up for the Save Power Day program, go to: sce.com/spd. Customers can select how they would like to be notified, either by phone, email or text. Enrollees in SCE’s Summer Discount Plan can receive bill credits of up to $200 by allowing their central air conditioner to be temporarily turned off or cycled remotely during peak times of the day. Additional SCE residential and business rebates are available at: www.sce.com/summer. Here are a few tips to conserve energy and stay cool: • Set thermostats no lower than 78 degrees. • Close drapes and blinds to keep out direct sunlight during hot periods. • Use electric fans instead of air conditioning when practical. • Reduce electricity use between noon-6 p.m. — peak hours of energy use. • Shut off lights when leaving a room. • Limit how often you open your refrigerator door. • Avoid air conditioner use when evaporative coolers or humidifiers are running. • When possible, businesses should shift power-intensive work processes to morning or evening hours.
Go&Do
National Grandparent’s Day When Celebrated: the first Sunday after Labor Day It is only right and fitting that one day of the year is set aside to honor our grandparents. It is time to celebrate those special people who are always there with a hug, a kiss, a cookie, something special, or take us somewhere.
Native American Day: Date Celebrated: 4th Friday in September This day is set aside to honor and celebrate Native Americans, the first Americans to live in the U.S. Still commonly referred to as American Indians, the term “Native Americans” has been used in recent years as a sign of respect and recognition that they were indeed the first people to populate our great and wonderful nation.
National Good Neighbor Day - Always September 28, previously the 4th Sunday in month It’s definitely a good thing. Being good neighbors is an important part of the social fiber that makes this country so great. Therefore, it seems only fitting that one day a year honors good neighbors. Here are some suggestions for celebrating the day: Help your neighbors in some way; Offer a smile and friendly hello to your neighbor; Have your neighbor over for a meal; Hold a block party; Get to know your neighbor a little better See Go & Do • page 5
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