August 10th, 2010
Henry Waxman to Address Chatsworth
Henry Waxman in Chatsworth
By: Teri and Paul Mann
U.S. representative Henry Waxman plans to address the public in at Shomrei Torah Synagogue on 7353 Valley Circle Blv in West Hills. Drop by on Wednesday, Aug. 11, at 7 p.m to join in the Neighborhood Council sponsored event. Waxman has represented Chatsworth and Westhills since 2003. He chairs the House Energy and Commerce Committee and the Oversight and Government Reform Committee. He is knows for his leadership role in shaing legislation relation to the environment and public health.
Rep. Waxman will deliver a brief address and then answer questions from the audience.
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- Teri & Paul Mann
- p-tmann@att.net
Posted by Teri & Paul Mann on August 10th, 2010
August 2nd, 2010
Build Your Business in Chatsworth
Monthly Chatsworth breakfast
By: Paul and Terri Mann
The Chatsworth/Porter Ranch Chamber of Commerce holds a monthly networking breakfast for its members. Typically, the event is held the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 AM at the Porter Valley Country Club to give residents a chance to promote their business and network with people from the surrounding area. Come by this Thursday if you’re interested. Go to http://chatsworthchamber.com/ to sign up.
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- Teri & Paul Mann
- p-tmann@att.net
Posted by Teri & Paul Mann on August 2nd, 2010
July 6th, 2010
Chatsworth K-8 Set to Open
New Chatsworth school breaks ground
By: Terri and Paul Mann
Area stakeholders came out to celebrate the new school on June 5 at the corner of Mason and Sesnon. The construction site event was sponsored by LAUSD and Shapell Homes and co-sponsored by Councilman Greig Smith and the Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council.
The school is planned to serve 1,047 student K-8 starting in Fall of 2012. The school is the result of a partnership between LAUSD, the City, Shapell Homes and the Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council.
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- Teri & Paul Mann
- p-tmann@att.net
Posted by Teri & Paul Mann on July 6th, 2010
June 24th, 2010
Meet Your Porter Ranch LAPD
LAPD Devonshire Meeting
By: Teri and Paul Mann
Meeting your local captains and officers at the Devonshire Community Police Station is great way to maintain or foster new relationships with local police. This should be an opportunity for residents of Porter Ranch to connect with their local police force. Captain Kane and Ryan will be present to discuss local issues, crime and other safety issues. You will learn ways to prevent and prosecute crime.
Thursday, June 24
7:00 pm
Shepherd of the Hills Church
19700 Rinaldi St., Porter Ranch
For more information call Reserve Officer Erica DeSmith at (818) 363-1726.
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- Teri & Paul Mann
- p-tmann@att.net
Posted by Teri & Paul Mann on June 24th, 2010
June 23rd, 2010
To Encourage Us
The succession of the star, the angle of the planets
By: Kamran Behroozi
Recently, I received an email from my friend Maurice Fernandez, an influential thinker and evolutionary astrologer. In short, he wrote a call to action based on his cyclical understanding of the stars. His call, shrouded by an astrological perspective, essentially encourages us make better use of our time on earth.
As Fernandez postulates, a multitude of planetary bodies began forming in rare alignment around the fall of 2008. Coincidentally, this was also the time of Obama’s election and the beginnings of a blaring economic crisis. In the months of January and February of this year, Saturn moved into what is referred to as the Cardinal sign of Libra, which consequently forms a most powerful angle to Pluto in Capricorn. The radical shift in astrological terms remains nearly inconsequential without the third and final stage, which would, in effect, align these somewhat skittish planets in a cross on very sensitive degrees. This rare event is highly curious from an astrological perspective, forcing them to question the very truths in which we operate.
In times of uncertainty the masses continually seem to propose the identical useless question, “is it good or bad?” As most of us know, the world rarely operates on such black and white terms but rather in shades of informal grays. Therefore, it appears the most accurate answer is it all depends, that is, how does one deal with these cataclysmic changes?
As terrestrial beings we must consider our overwhelmingly uncertain reality. Do not expect security, consistency, or predictability. Move with the flow and inhale the changes as fluid, natural beings.
Whether these ideas mean anything to you or not, I do believe it holds the potential to speak to the humanity within every reader. Analyzing this message at a great level will assert that these ideas are far superior to astrology or any other belief; we are proposing the belief in oneself as an encouragement to our species. It is a chance to take a risk, to venture toward new horizons, to transition, to support, to listen and create.
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- Kamran Behroozi
- kamranb@sothebysrealty.com
Posted by Kamran Behroozi on June 23rd, 2010
June 14th, 2010
Northridge Claim Jumper Restaurant Benefit Dinner
Benefit Evening for SOLID
By: Teri and Paul Mann
Support your local non-profit organization, SOLID, by coming to dinner on Thursday, July 1st at the Northridge Claim Jumper Restaurant. Print out this coupon here and present it to your server between 5pm and 10pm and 15% of your bill will be donated to Supporters of Law Enforcement in Devonshire.
SOLID raises money to provide non-City supplied materials to the Police Officers at Devonshire Community Police Station.
Thursday, July 1
5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Claim Jumper
9429 Tampa Ave., Northridge
For reservations call (818) 718-2882.
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- Teri & Paul Mann
- p-tmann@att.net
Posted by Teri & Paul Mann on June 14th, 2010
April 27th, 2010
Chatsworth Council Meeting
By: Terri and Paul Mann
The Chatsworth Neighborhood Council will hold a special meeting on Monday, May 3, for a presentation by CHIME Charter School concerning the addendum to their Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application to include a high school.
CHIME Charter is planning on leasing the site to North Hills Prep, which is a middle school and high school, while retaining their infant and toddler program on the property.
There have been several stakeholders who have shown concern for this project and would like to hear more.
The meeting will be at 7 p.m. in the Chatsworth Train Depot community room, 10038 Old Depot Plaza Road.
If there are any questions please call (818) 464-3511.
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- Teri & Paul Mann
- p-tmann@att.net
Posted by Teri & Paul Mann on April 27th, 2010
March 22nd, 2010
Chatworth Boy Found Safe
A missing 11-year-old boy is found safe
By: Paul and Terri Mann
Cody Burton of Chatsworth was found today, apparently unharmed, after spending the night a friend’s in Woodland Hills. According to his mother, last night he left home about 6:30 p.m. Apparently, Burton had walked to his friends and spent the night there.
We are glad to hear this young man is safe and sound.
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Posted by Roger Ewing on March 22nd, 2010
March 2nd, 2010
Neighborhood Voting in Chatsworth
By: Paul and Teri Mann
This is just a reminder of how important it is for you and your neighbors to vote Tuesday evening in the Chatsworth Neighborhood Council election. If you have been following the news, you know that the City Council has been combining city departments, and slashing budgets and services which will directly impact your quality of life. The Neighborhood Council is your voice at City Hall.
The larger the voter turnout, the more clout you will have with elected and appointed officials. If you are reading this newsletter, it means you have an interest in Chatsworth, and under the City Clerk’s election rules, you qualify as a Stakeholder and voter. To learn about the candidates for the 21 at-large seats, click here. You can also meet the candidates, or review a binder of their candidate statements, under the tent in the Chatsworth Train Depot parking lot. We hope to see you Tuesday, March 2, between 2 to 8 p.m., at the Chatsworth Train Depot polling place, 10038 Old Depot Plaza Road, Chatsworth.
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- Teri & Paul Mann
- p-tmann@att.net
Posted by Teri & Paul Mann on March 2nd, 2010
February 2nd, 2010
Foreclosure Clinic in Northridge, CSUN
By: Paul and Terri Mann
LA County NeighborWorks Center for Foreclosure Solutions is offering weekly foreclosure clinics and monthly foreclosure fairs throughout 2010 at California State University, Northridge. The next session is Saturday, Feb. 6.
The clinic will be 9 a.m. – noon in the Student Union Building. Use parking structure G3.
For a complete schedule or other information, call (213) 381-2862 ext. 204 or visit www.lanhs.org.
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- Teri & Paul Mann
- p-tmann@att.net
Posted by Teri & Paul Mann on February 2nd, 2010
