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Herald Publications - El Segundo, Torrance, Manhattan Beach, Hawthorne, Lawndale, & Inglewood Community Newspapers Since 1911 - (310) 322-1830 - Vol. 104, No. 29 - July 16, 2015 Chevron Gives $1.3 Million In Inside Grants to South Bay Schools This Issue Certified & Licensed Professionals...... 18

Classifieds...... 4

Crossword/Sudoku...... 4

Film Review...... 8

Food...... 5

Legals...... 16,17

Letters...... 2

Pets...... 19

Chevron gave a series of grants to South Bay Schools and non-profits. The grants represent funding for the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) programs. Related article and Real Estate...... 9-13 more photos on page 3. Photo by Marcy Dugan, marcyduganphoto.com. Sports...... 6 El Segundo to Welcome Special Olympics Athletes Next Week By Brian Simon 2 p.m. showing with popcorn/refreshments. Corporation’s Hornet Nation band). The local community will have several After a walk down Main Street, the delega- The activities for Thursday, July 23 will Weekend opportunities to meet the group of about tion will pose for a photo in front of El include a trek to the Toyota Sports Center, 70 athletes and coaches visiting next week Segundo High School at approximately 3:45 where the group will have lunch at the Forecast as El Segundo assumes the role of a Host p.m. The day will wrap up at Chevron Park Kings Cove restaurant at 1 p.m. A tour of Town for the upcoming Special Olympics with a barbecue hosted by local police and the Kings and Los Angeles Lakers’ facilities World Games taking place in Los Angeles. fire personnel, who will cook up burgers, hot will follow. Athletes will also enjoy some Teams from Barbados and Macedonia will dogs and chicken. The community is invited ice time--and there were talks about arrang- Friday spend portions of three days in El Segundo to meet the athletes after dinner between 6 ing a street hockey clinic in front of the AM Clouds/ taking part in various events, recreational and 8 p.m. when there will be games and venue. At 4 p.m., the crew will arrive at the activities and cultural exchange. While still live music (by Northrop Grumman Aerospace See Special Olympics, page 16 PM Sun subject to change, here was the itinerary as of this writing: 74˚/63˚ The El Segundo festivities will officially kick off on Tuesday, July 21 with a torch School Board Announces Winning run on the lawn in front of Mattel at 5:05. Saturday The public is invited to experience seeing Bid for Imperial Ave. Property the Special Olympics Torch. After the brief By Duane Plank school, but was closed a few years later. AM Clouds/ ceremony that will also include a presentation, The El Segundo Unified School District In 2008, the District passed a resolu- PM Sun cookies, and an appearance by Los Angeles School Board Tuesday night accepted tion receiving recommendations from an Kings’ mascot Bailey and accompanying Ice the bid of builder D.R. Horton for the Advisory Committee for the disposition 78˚/69˚ Crew, the delegation will take a short trip to 5.66 acres of School District owned land of the land that was deemed surplus in the LDS Church for a private, hosted dinner located at 540 E. Imperial Avenue. The 1979. One of the Advisory Committee which is also part of the local Eagle Scout winning bid was for $22,625,000. The recommendations was to lease the ma- Sunday project for Gavin Lueck from Troop 772. currently unoccupied elementary school jority of the property for assisted living/ After breakfast and exercise at Loyola on the land was constructed in 1956, but and or senior housing. The District held AM Clouds/ Marymount University (where the athletes and was closed due to declining enrollment meetings about the feasibility of the lease support staff will stay overnight in dorms) in 1975. In 1984, the site was utilized as option, and began the process of getting PM Sun the following morning, the visitors will head an employee training site for Hughes Air- the land entitled for future development. 82˚/69˚ to the Automobile Driving Museum for a craft employees. In 1995, the school was There are two current scenarios in play noon tour that will feature an appearance re-opened and leased to the Los Angeles for the development of the property. The by Herbie “The Love Bug.” Next, the group Unified School District as a special needs See School Board, page 18 will proceed to Old Town Music Hall for a Page 2 July 16, 2015 EL SEGUNDO HERALD People Wedding Announcement In Remembrance to July 18, 2012. How we love and miss Shirley Scott Booterbaugh, March 9, 1935 you. Hank. •

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Jonathan Gibbs and Lauren Atkins - Jonathan Gibbs and Lauren Atkins were married on June 27th at a winery in Lodi, CA. Jon grew up in El Segundo, graduating high school in 2005. Lauren’s family is from Elk Grove, CA. They met at, and received @ their degrees from, San Diego State University. After a honeymoon in Cozumel, Mexico, they will return to Madison, Wisconsin, where they currently reside. • CONTINENTAL Letters Feels Bill is Excessive to bill the residences/taxpayers of El Segundo ALONG THE and Unnecessary for services by El Segundo paramedics, using ROSECRANS June 6, I made an emergency 911 call, for El Segundo City equipment, even though the PARK CORRIDOR my mother. The paramedics arrived, then taxpayers of this city continually pay for both. paramedics transported her to the emergency There are seniors here, on a fixed income, IN EL SEGUNDO/MANHATTAN BEACH room at Marina Del Rey , 5.3 miles away. who don’t even make half of $1,853.75 in a She was treated and is now doing fine, until month. This collection is not only excessive, • Amenity Rich Location July 3. She received a bill from the City but unnecessary. • Convenient Access to Metro Rail System, 405 & 105 Freeways of El Segundo, with a Sacramento address, I find it offensive that our residence/taxpay- • 10 minutes to LAX demanding $1,853.75 “for services”. ers who paid, in 2014, firefighter salaries who • Professional Property Management on Site It turns out this is an agency hired by El make between $100,000 to $285,000, that are • It’s Not Just a Location; It’s a Lifestyle! Segundo to collect money for services for supplied with multimillion dollar vehicles transporting her, an El Segundo resident, in and the best equipment, that now these same CONTINENTAL PARK an El Segundo city vehicle, by El Segundo taxpayers will have to pay extra for a service City paramedics and that she is responsible by city employees to do the job they were A project of CONTINENTAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 2041 Rosecrans Ave., El Segundo, CA 90245 for that bill in full. hired for in the first place. www.continentaldevelopment.com I brought this up at the 7/7/2015 council Something has to change now. For Leasing Information, call 310.640.1520 meeting. After a discussion with the Fire Chief, – Marc Rener he stated this is now the policy in El Segundo, See Letters, page 13

El Segundo police officers and firefighters deeply appreciate the support from local residents and businesses. STOP THE CUTS! EL SEGUNDO HERALD July 16, 2015 Page 3 Chevron Announces $1.3 Million Like Father, Like Son: Kirk Brown Investment in South Bay Schools Realty Gets Back to Its Roots “Fifteen School Districts and Non-profits receive STEM grants” By Brian Simon his real estate license during that period and EL SEGUNDO, CA – Chevron completed School District which will direct the grant When it comes to maintaining a family worked part-time in the summers. “I found today a month-long series of “Energy for funds to support the implementation of the business, more than a few dads out there out I could do it [real estate] and liked it,” Learning” grants totaling $1.3 million Next Generation Science Standard (NGSS) dream that their sons will “follow in the old he said of the experience. “Then one day I distributed to sixteen school districts and in 7th and 8th grades at two of their middle man’s footsteps.” In the case of long-time local got a call from my former basketball coach, other non-profit organizations in the South schools. “STEM programs and increased broker/realtor Kirk Brown, Sr., he opted to Cliff Warren—who had helped build all the not play his hand despite harboring unspoken Shorewood Realtors offices. He had retired, hopes about his own progeny. “I did one thing but heard I had gotten my license and asked that was smart—I never asked my son, ‘Why if I would come talk to him.” don’t you come into real estate?’” he said. The The chat with Warren led to a five-year job decision to steer clear of any semblance of working for his old coach and a move back to pressure tactics proved to be the ideal reverse El Segundo. After the apprenticeship, Kirk, Sr. psychology. In 2002, then 22-year-old recent opened the original Kirk Brown Realty at 429 USC graduate Kirk Brown, Jr. had tired of E. Grand Avenue in 1980. Wanting to be in working in the film industry and approached the thick of things in the middle of downtown, his father one morning: “What would you he eventually rented a building at the corner think if I tried real estate?” the younger Brown of Main Street and Holly Avenue owned at asked. “If you think that’s something you’d the time by the late realtor and former Herald be interested in doing, then it’s up to you,” Publications board member Marie Stinnett. “In the older Brown responded stoically, while 1989, I was able to buy the property and did secretly doing cartwheels inside. a tear-down so I could rebuild it,” Kirk, Sr. Thirteen years later, the father/son duo said. He continued to operate under his own continues to thrive as equal partners providing name for a few more years, but then rented real estate and property management services the building to Re/Max for a spell. “After I Frank Semancik presents Tom Jonstone from Wiseburn with $65,000.00 check to hundreds of clients. But after many years left Re/Max, I ended up having 10 agents Bay. The grants represent funding for local student achievement are a top priority,” said under the moniker of Main Street Realty, the working for me—so I changed the business Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Hawthorne School District superintendent, two decided to go back to their roots and name to Main Street Realty.” (STEM)-related education programs. Dr. Helen Morgan. “ rename the company Kirk Brown Realty. Time and changes in the industry ultimately The $1.3 million contribution is a reflec- Several of the other school districts, in- “The name change is reflective of who we whittled down the number of agents and so it tion of the Chevron El Segundo Refinery’s cluding DaVinci Schools and El Segundo are and what we do,” Kirk, Jr said. “It’s just has just been father and son for the last few ongoing support for education programs in Unified for example, will use their grants to the two Kirks and there are no other agents.” years. “It was a natural switch to go back to the South Bay, and in recognition of the advance Project Lead The Way Engineering The Brown family goes back five generations the original name,” Kirk, Sr. said. “Plus, a lot facility’s 104-years in El Segundo. pathway programs. in El Segundo, arriving here in 1924 with of people in town still called it Kirk Brown “We believe education is the cornerstone “The economic growth of California is de- a patriarch who became a higher-up in the Realty even though the name had changed.” of our state’s competitiveness,” said Frank pendent upon quality education for students,” Police Department. Kirk Brown, Sr., whose Now 70 and a veteran of over 35 years in Semancik, General Manager, Chevron El said Dr. Melissa Moore, superintendent of El father Wilson worked at Standard Oil for 40 the real estate wars, Kirk, Sr. admits that he Segundo Refinery. ”Helping students and Segundo Unified School District. “Allowing years, was a gifted athlete and member of has been rejuvenated by his son’s presence teachers get the resources they need to take our schools to emphasize STEM curriculum El Segundo High School’s only CIF cham- in the company. “I feel so fortunate that I get advantage of every opportunity STEM offers helps us build a promising future.” pionship basketball squad back in 1963. He to come in the office every day where a great is a key responsibility of the business com- The number of STEM jobs is estimated eventually went into teaching, even leaving kid is—a kid who happens to be my son,” he munity, and we are extremely proud of our to grow at twice the pace of all other jobs the community for seven years to work at said. “He is as honest and open as the day is history in this role.” through 2018 and currently 20% of all US Alhambra High School. Always restless and long and is really a quality guy.” Among the grant recipients is Hawthorne See Chevron, page 4 looking for a new challenge, he also earned See Kirk Brown, page 13 Community Briefs Tree Musketeers Youth LEADership Classes Enrollment is beginning for Tree Musketeers personal skills, and public speaking. Sign up now Youth LEADership classes. This is a great oppor- before the classes fill up! 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Grape-a-licious Fro-Yo Mini Pies

Makes 12 mini-pies Ingredients

• 1/2 cup grape juice concentrate (divided use) • 1 tablespoon lemon juice • 1 1/2 cups California grapes • 1 tablespoon corn starch • 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted • 1 cup graham cracker crumbs (about 9 squares) • 3 1/2 ounces vanilla frozen yogurt (softened) • Frozen grape clusters for garnish • Lemon slices (optional garnish)

Preparation

1. Preheat the oven to 350 F. Line 12 muffin tins with foil cup liners and set aside. 2. In a small bowl, mix the graham cracker crumbs with the butter. Place 1 tablespoon of the graham cracker mixture into each muffin cup and gently press to form a crust in the baking cups. Bake for seven minutes; set aside. 3. Combine 1/4 cup of the grape juice concentrate, lemon juice, and grapes in a small sauce pan over medium heat. Meanwhile combine the remaining grape juice with corn starch and mix well, then add to the sauce pan. Bring the mixture to a boil for one to two minutes until thick. Allow to cool. Once this mixture cools, pour into a blender and blend until smooth. Add the softened yogurt and blend for a few pulses until just combined. 4. Place about 4 tablespoons of the grape-yogurt mixture into each muffin tin. Place in the freezer for four hours or more. Serve with small clusters of frozen grapes and enjoy. • Page 6 July 16, 2015 EL SEGUNDO HERALD

Lakers’ Future The Lizzy Garland Shines Bright Scholarship Award Story By Adam Serrao that may just be an excuse for striking out By Gregg McMullin such a high competitive drive. Early in her For three straight years now the summer on Dwight Howard, Carmelo Anthony, and Photos courtesy of John Garland freshman season she was struggling to find has been a disappointment for the Los An- now Aldridge, Kupchak does have a point. The El Segundo high school softball team the strike zone but she was given the oppor- geles Lakers. Going into the offseason with There was once a time that the Lakers got awards a scholarship to one or more of its tunity to work through it in an El Segundo money in their pockets and as huge players everything that they wanted on the free-agent players in memory of one of their own Tournament game. Things didn’t go well and on the free-agent market, Mitch Kupchak market, but the Lakers aren’t what they used who passed away two years ago. The Lizzy she hit three batters in a row. and the rest of the Lakers front office have to be and General Managers aren’t the only Garland Scholarship Award is awarded to a Cameron said, “I walked out to the mound dangled dollar signs and trophies in front of ones who are smart nowadays. Big name graduating senior who best exemplifies what and I told her I was taking her out and that the best players on the market only to walk free agents who have already made a name Liz Garland stood for and what she meant we needed to work with her more before her back home empty handed at the end of the for themselves in this league don’t neces- to the softball team and our community. The next start. She looked up at me and gave me day. This offseason was no different. As sarily want to go to another team that is in winner of the scholarship is not necessar- this big smile and said she understood. Later LaMarcus Aldridge, Kevin Love, DeAndre the process of rebuilding. Like Kevin Love ily the best athlete on the team but whose in the dugout she told me she would work Jordan and many other of this year’s best said this offseason, he, and other free agents life is most characterized by those qualities as hard as possible to become our starting free-agents signed elsewhere, the Lakers like him, want to “go to a place where they manifested in Lizzy’s life. third baseman.” stood pat and looked on like a young child can win, make money and be happy.” The Elisabeth Kloe ‘Lizzy’ Garland, who was Cameron says he still gets emotional on Christmas Day who received nothing but Lakers may be a great destination for two named after her two grandmothers Elisabeth thinking about Liz and what she meant to the socks and underwear. Christmas Day may out of those three things, but when it comes Morrow and Kloe Garland, is a story about a not have looked good for the Lakers at first to winning, players like Love and Aldridge truly remarkable athlete but more importantly glance, but those socks and underwear are want to win now. While the Lakers look like a very special person beyond words. Lizzy going to pave the way for a toy chest full of they may be building a future, that future is touched the lives of people while she was surprises in the off-seasons to come. still a year or two away at this point. here on earth and continues to do so after While many Laker fans have been left dis- The Lakers have now missed the playoffs her passing in May 2013. According to her appointed and with questions on their minds, in consecutive seasons for only the second father, John Garland, his daughter lived the Kupchak remains focused and levelheaded. time in franchise history. This past season, spirit in the Bible that are listed in Gala- “No, not at all. It wasn’t demoralizing,” the however, takes the cake as the worst ever. tians which are love, joy, peace, patience, Lakers GM said of his team’s free agency Finishing at 21-61 in the standings, if the kindness, goodness, gentleness, faithfulness period. “It’s part of doing business. There are Lakers don’t begin to get better now, then and self control plus being an uplifting and 30 very, very competitive NBA teams. All there is serious cause for concern in Holly- positive teammate. general managers are smart. They’re armed wood. The players that the Lakers acquired To better understand who Lizzy was we with brilliant supporting staffs, owners that in this June’s draft may just be the team’s can travel back to the El Segundo Middle are very successful, and it’s a very, very key to future success, however, and may just School where she was voted “The Kindest” competitive market. It’s unrealistic to think bring “Showtime” back to the Staples Center. student each year. Then, it continues to the in this day and age that every time you go The most notable acquisition is former beginning of her freshman year in high school into the free-agent market that you’re go- Ohio State guard and second overall pick when she tried out for the softball team. ing to get exactly what you target.” While See Lakers, page 16 The moment that head softball coach Keith Cameron saw Lizzy walk on the field he got the impression that she would be a special player for his team. She made such an impression that she made the varsity team in 2005 and she was a four-year letterman. “Liz had this special something about her that even the older players took notice of.” That special something was her work ethic, Lizzy and that million dollar smile. character, her devotion to her teammates and El Segundo high school softball program. “I her willingness to make her team better, appreciate each and every player that comes whatever it took. Coach Cameron remembers through our program and then there’s players Lizzy making the team as a pitcher who had See Lizzy Garland, page 7

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Lizzy Garland from page 6 like Liz who standout in so many ways caused her to redshirt her first year. Despite her illness and up until the end. During this different level spiritually. Lizzy made those besides being a ball player.” not being able to play on doctor’s orders, time she focused on getting better but also on around her laugh, smile and wanting more Lizzy’s work ethic was evident as she she never missed a practice or the 5:30am comforting those around her who were wor- of her time. became the starting third baseman for the conditioning workouts. During her redshirt ried about her health. She had always been The family traveled to different hospitals Lady Eagles and helped her team advance season she could not run, throw or hit a one with faith but her illness took her to a See Lizzy Garland, page 17

On Senior Night, Lizzy poses with her dad (John) and mother (Gloria) Lizzy and Heather White prior to the CIF finals in 2007. to the playoffs all four years. She was a two ball...nothing to cause a grunt or stress time All-Pioneer League selection and made on her body. During her exit interview after the All-South Bay team her senior year. She the season her coach, Mike Smith, now at helped the Eagles to the CIF Southern Sec- Ole’ Miss, said, “Lizzy, I don’t think you tion finals in 2007 where she led the team realize how important you were and the in hitting with a .500 batting average. In her inspiration you were to all of us, in winning senior year Lizzy was a driving force on a the National Championship.” team that reached the CIF-SS semi-finals When Lizzy was cleared to play in the and was within a pitch of reaching the finals summer of 2009 and before it was discov- again. Though Lizzy was heartbroken after ered she had a tumor and needed immediate the loss she consoled her teammates. “That surgery, she played in the 2009 ASA Class A was Lizzy, making others feel better even Women’s Fast-Pitch National Championships. when she was down,” said Cameron She played brilliantly as if she were given Lizzy had many goals and dreams and one final chance to play the game she had one was to play softball at Baylor University a passion for. She excelled against some of and play on an Olympic team. She wound the country’s top players and made the All- up on the Cal Baptist University team which Tournament First Team after hitting over 600. At the 2015 El Segundo High School Softball Banquet, the “Lizzy Garland Most Inspirational Trophy” was awarded to Monique Benjamin and $1,000 Lizzy Garland Scholarships to the following graduated seniors (L-R): Kaitlin Covington (Willimette University, Or.), Katherine won the 2009 NAIA National Champion- Lizzy’s competitiveness continued after her Burner (San Francisco State), Shannon Brooker (Marymount College, Calif.), and Rhianna Rich (Harvard). Each possess strong character ship. It is believed the onset of her illness playing days and she was a fighter throughout qualities and are outstanding teammates, all which honor the memory of Elizabeth “Lizzy” Garland (1990-2013). STARS & STRIPES AMERICAN MADE CLOTHING STORE COME CHECK US OUT! GREAT CLOTHING INCLUDING DENIM, HATS, BAGS, SHOES AND MORE LEE 101 USA, WOOLRICH, SAVE KHAKI, MINNETONKA MOCCASIN, PENNY, JAN SPORT, DULUTH, REYN SPOONER, TRETORN, BALL, BURTON, STANCE, RAINBOW SANDALS, FILSON, TEVA, NEW YORK 1107 Van Ness Ave.Torrance, HAT, PADDY WAX, RICHER & POORER, SCHOTT USA, STRATHTAY CA 90501 • 310.320-3207 Open Mondays through Saturdays Noon to 6pm

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It’s no surprise that a Woody Allen picture, dium in last year’s Magic in the Moonlight, By R Christine Brown, it will be inherited in this order: while adding to the auteur’s critically ac- and who once again channels her beam of southbayelderlaw.com 1. your parents; claimed filmography, also effectively serves sunshine radiance into making googly-eyes In some parts of the U.S., like West Vir- 2. your brothers and sisters; as the writer/director’s own version of self- at another older male love interest. Stone ginia, if you die without a will, your estate 3. nephews and nieces; therapy. Wrapped up in the comic absurdities as undergraduate Jill, whose early crush on is first distributed according to your marital 4. grandparents or their descendants; and of his largely light-hearted fare are still the the intellectual celebrity turns into a rather status and children, including those of pre- then finally, obsessions of primal, and darker nature. more consuming attraction, and much to the vious marriages. However, if you have no 5. the State. spouse or children, you may want to pull So if your parents are alive, they get it all. out your family tree to see who could be No one in the later groups will receive anything. in the running. That’s the basic structure of intestacy, which When there is no will in place, commonly means “without a will.” in West Virginia, the current spouse of a In intestacy, there are no special provisions married couple with or without one or more to cover unique situations, no gifts to favor- descendants receives the full estate. However, ite non-profit organizations, and no special your spouse would receive only 60% of the strategies to lower estate taxes. estate if he or she had children with you Intestacy can be the most expensive version and also a previous marriage. Your children of estate “planning.” would then receive the remaining 40% of the Talk with an experienced estate planning estate. But if you were the spouse with kids attorney and create a will to transfer your from a previous marriage(s), then all your hard-earned assets to those who can best use children will inherit one-half of your estate, them and protect those assets from taxes. and the other half to your current spouse. For more information and articles on estate Confused yet? That’s what The (Huntington, planning and elder law topics, please visit WV) Herald-Dispatch asks us in its recent our website and sign up for our free monthly article titled “Planning ahead: What happens e-newsletter. You can also friend our law if you don’t have a will.” practice’s Facebook page (R Christine Brown). Emma Stone and Joaquin Phoenix in Irrational Man. Image via Sony Pictures Classics. If you don’t have a surviving spouse, your Reference: The (Huntington, WV) Herald- In his latest picture, Irrational Man, Allen dismay of undergrad boyfriend Roy (Jamie estate will be divided among your descendants Dispatch (June 05, 2015) “Planning ahead: chews over the theme of murder, but more Blackley), is always a joy onscreen, and her (children, grandchildren, nieces and neph- What happens if you don’t have a will” so of the self-fulfillment found when acting Jill ultimately becomes the hero of another ews…). If you don’t have any descendants, See more at: http://blog.southbayelderlaw.com.• on our impulses that make us all-too-human. story altogether. However, as has trended in his recent films, The sexy basket-case and fellow profes- this outing is a one-note exercise that is an sor Rita (Parker Posey) serves as the more Police Reports unfortunate mix of what can make a Woody dominating damsel in Abe’s life, whose equal Monday, July 6, 2015 One male adult was arrested at 1019 hours Allen film so bad: a boring dud that reveals interest in the newly brought aboard professor Burglary (vehicle) report was taken at 0631 from the 900 block of Eucalyptus Drive for an obvious perverseness to the whole show. elicit casual affairs. With hardly enough good hours from the 2000 block of East Mariposa robbery, domestic violence and terrorist threats With Irrational Man, Allen is yet again writing here to substantiate the desirability of Avenue. Unknown suspect(s) stole third row One male adult was arrested at 1103 hours out to stew on a subject of familiar curios- “Abe Lucas” for these lovelorn women, the seats from the victim’s vehicle from the 700 block of Imperial Avenue for ity–philosophy, and here, of the existential whole show feels emptier and more vapid Petty theft report was taken at 0808 hours domestic violence enlightenment and happiness fulfillment that than it possibly even should. from the 600 block of East Sycamore Avenue. Traffic accident (no injuries) occurred at can reawaken even the most cynical of intel- And then there’s the self-tortured artist Unknown suspect(s) took side mirror from 1329 hours in the 300 block of Main Street, lectuals, as acted out by a simple measure himself, whose own self-important frustra- the victim’s vehicle vehicle versus tire stop of following your darkest “id” desires (while tions serve as the gravitational center to this Violation of a court order report was taken Found property report was taken at 1539 it’s not entirely relevant, it wouldn’t take a universe. If the writing, which feels like a first at 1555 hours from the 1300 block of East hours from Imperial Avenue and Main Street. professional to perform an arguably sound pass of a script at best, is the clunkiest thing Imperial Avenue. The suspect sent the victim A wallet was found psychoanalysis that tracks along his divisive here, then the casting of Phoenix is next in harassing text messages and e-mails Property report was taken at 1540 hours more media-storied personal life). line as to understanding what doesn’t work. Misdemeanor hit and run occurred at 1745 from the 300 block of Main Street. Fireworks Irrational Man stars Joaquin Phoenix Abe, as played by a rather dull Joaquin hours from El Segundo Boulevard and Avia- were booked for destruction as Abe Lucas, a tormented philosophy pro- Phoenix, appears to be a character cut more tion Boulevard, vehicle versus vehicle Traffic accident (no injuries) occurred at fessor whose arrival to teach at a small east directly from Allen’s own bank of canoni- A child cruelty report was taken at 2241 1559 hours in the 400 block of North Con- coast university excites everyone–except his cal Woody-types that are his characters, but hours from the 700 block of Lomita Street. tinental Boulevard, vehicle versus vehicle spiritually and emotionally bankrupt self. That his lock-jawed delivery and overall burnout The suspect physically assaults his adult One male adult was arrested at 2021 hours is, until a random coincidence presents itself moroseness fail to create anything besides a sister and her juvenile son from Eucalyptus Avenue and El Segundo (I’ll refrain from explaining further, in what sense of dangerous mystery to the character, A petty theft report was taken at 2124 Boulevard in Hawthorne for shoplifting, serves as the story’s central plot), to which and especially not a whiff of a comedic sell hours from the 900 block of McCarthy Court. suspicious of receiving stolen property and the broody cynic finds newfound happiness which may have saved the film in most ways. Unknown suspect(s) steal the victim’s driver driving with a suspended license and purpose in acting upon. The fact that Abe is so un-funnily depressed side mirror from his vehicle One male adult was arrested at 2021 hours The movie opens, after the auteur’s sig- in the film’s first half, and then so un-funnily Tuesday, July 7, 2015 from the Eucalyptus Avenue and El Segundo nature black title card opening credits, with not depressed after the inciting incident in One male adult was arrested at 0440 hours Boulevard in Hawthorne for shoplifting and our meeting of Abe, but through the campus the film’s second half, is what may stand as from the 500 block of Richmond Street for one LASD misdemeanor warrant buzz and chatter of giddy students and faculty the biggest problem from what makes this selling marijuana Thursday, July 9, 2015 alike waxing adorations over his undeniably movie work. One male adult was arrested at 1202 hours Identity theft report was taken at 1018 alluring mystery and dangerous and romantic It may go to reason that, of the writer/ from the 700 block of South Sepulveda hours from the 900 block of Main Street. intelligence. Clearly, we are supposed to like director’s entire filmography, of which he Boulevard for shoplifting Unknown suspect(s) used the victim’s personal this mysteriously tortured artist character makes and releases a film a year, not every Traffic accident (with injuries) occurred at information to open an account before we even meet him. This, as we learn one of the seventy-nine year-old neurotic’s 1622 hours from Grand Avenue and Sepulveda Identity theft report was taken at 1031 soon enough, reveals the empty logic that projects are going to be hits. And while no Boulevard, vehicle versus vehicle hours from the 1200 block of East Sycamore makes up this rather irritatingly unmotivated parties here will carry these demerits with Burglary (residential) report was taken Avenue. Unknown suspect(s) used the victim’s exercise, and will make Irrational Man an- them (including Allen himself), Irrational at 2025 hours from the 900 block of Main personal information to file taxes other recent Woody whiff. Man may serve as the most unexpected Street. Unknown suspect(s) steals bicycle Burglary (residential) report was taken Much needed cinematic support comes in entry into lazier storytelling, revealing more from a condominium parking garage at 1102 hours from the 900 block of Main the form of the new women in Abe’s life, perverse discomfort and acknowledgment in a Wednesday, July 8, 2015 Street. Unknown suspect(s) took a bicycle and it mostly takes advantage of those pieces, Woody Allen movie than we may be used to. Criminal threats report was taken at 0738 from a gated parking garage however eye-rolling they may be. Emma Stone Irrational Man opens this Friday at ArcLight hours from the 200 block of Sierra Street. Assault with a deadly weapon report was makes her sophomore appearance in an Allen Beach Cities and other select theaters. • Known suspect threatened to hurt the victim See Police Reports, page 16

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Kirk Brown from page 3 Letters from page 2 The admiration goes both ways. Kirk, Jr. whom have become our friends--and getting Union Activism The union activism shows Council is doing chose his father to be the best man at his to meet new people,” Kirk, Jr. said. “It’s really The firefighter and police officer “associa- its job. – Mike Robbins wedding over several close friends. “We work rewarding to sell someone their first house or tions” are labor unions. They spent thousands of Worried About Repercussions together really well,” Kirk, Jr., who is also a increase the value of their property that we dollars campaigning for a month, with deceptive The ES Public Safety Unions compensa- broker like his pop, said. “We have two com- manage. I’m excited by what’s happening in campaign ads and mailers, to keep millions of tion contracts are being discussed by the City panies [Kirk Brown Realty and Kirk Brown real estate in town.” dollars per year in excess compensation they Council. I’m not here to argue for or against Property Management] and a lot of properties Real estate in town has certainly changed receive as rewards for their support for past what the Unions are asking for, but most Public to oversee. We need to rely on each other to over the years. Kirk, Sr. recalls that when he City Council candidates. Safety union members pay and benefits seem split up the work.” started out, a typical transaction only required None of the firefighters and only one fairly generous. Asked what the most important trait they a single, one-sided 8.5 x 11 sheet and has fourth of the police live in town. They want Recently, I discovered many ES residents will have learned from one another is, Kirk, Sr. since grown to over 40 pages of detailed to control and run our city for their own not express their point of view about Public immediately chimed in, “Patience...” His son paperwork. And the agent himself is also financial benefit. Safety employee’s compensation in public if replied, “Drive…” And despite different points admittedly a tad greyer. “When I first sold Their unions exist to continuously increase they are not in support of raises. of view at times, there are no squabbles. “Inside real estate here, I was always the youngest their compensation, no matter how excessive Why? Many are concerned about possible or outside of the office, we treat each other guy in every meeting--now I’m the oldest and unsustainable, at our expense in money repercussions. I understand those concerns. with respect,” Kirk, Sr. said. He added that guy,” Kirk, Sr. said. But he has no plans to and safety. They support candidates and ballot Several years ago I spoke at a City Council the respect extends to clients and is a pivotal retire anytime soon. “They’ll have to carry measures that will maximize their pay, and meeting. I assumed the council was the right part of the team’s business success. “We’re me out of here.” raise our taxes and fees to pay for it. place to ask for some added enforcement for going to be here tomorrow. How do you do Both Kirks plan to remain in El Segundo For example, the firefighters put Measure traffic safety. I was wrong. that? Treat people right. That also includes our for the long haul to continue the local family P on the 4/10/2012 ballot to maximize their Several days later, I received a call from an ESPD fellow realtors in town. There are a number line of Browns. Kirk, Jr. has a two-year-old compensation, but reduce our safety. It would officer I knew on a personal level. I was told that of good ones here and we help each other out son daughter (Clara) and a 10-month-old son have forced El Segundo to contract with the I had embarrassed the department, and warned to because it’s a win-win for everyone. There’s (Wilson Kirk). “Our offices are right here, L.A. County Fire Department for an inferior look out for tickets for offences I don’t recall doing! enough business to go around.” my dad lives on Penn and Palm and I’m level of service. We would have lost our three Like parking near a fire hydrant or in a handicap Not only is there seemingly enough busi- on Oak and California—so we can walk to paramedic transport ambulances, and been forced spot – tickets that cost many $100’s of dollars ness nowadays, but El Segundo real estate work,” Kirk, Jr. said. “That’s one of the great to use out-of-town ambulance companies, dou- in fines! I was shocked... and intimidated. has reached its all-time pinnacle. “Prices things about El Segundo that you don’t get bling hospital transport times. The firefighters I never received a surprise ticket, but it have never been so high in the history of anywhere else.” hired a campaign consultant, election lawyers, changed me. What was communicated to me our town,” Kirk, Sr. said. “El Segundo is In the meantime, the father/son partners and professional pollsters. They probably spent was clearly illegal. But it works. If someone hot.” Asked what has prompted the major continue to preach the importance of good, over $100,000. I led the grassroots campaign speaks publically against Public Safety Union jump in property valuations, he pointed to old-fashioned work ethic and the value of a against Measure P. Thankfully, 90% of voters contracts or matters, will they get a parking or continued low interest rates, a great school true family business even in changing times. voted “No”. speeding ticket for something they did not do? system, and prices still considerably lower “We work hard every day to exceed your The city unions contributed $17,500 to the It’s intimidating to know the union members than Manhattan Beach. The combination has expectations—and that’s what we try to do Measure A campaign (4/8/2014). Measure have that power. resulted in many very happy (and pleasantly no matter what,” Kirk, Sr. said. “Number one A was eleven tax hikes in one measure, on We live in a very small town, and there surprised) new residents. “The fun part of with us are the people we work with and that residents and businesses. I led the campaign are many citizens of El Segundo who feel our job is being with the clients—many of will never change...” • against Measure A. We won again. this way - Intimidated. – Robert Clark • Douglass Donate your child’s gently MORTUARY used uniforms to Goodwill and “Our Family Serving Yours Since 1954” make a difference in someone’s life. BURIAL-CREMATION-WORLDWIDE TRANSFER #DonateStuffCreateJobs PET MEMORIAL PRODUCTS 500 EAST IMPERIAL AVENUE EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA 90245 Drop off your donations at any one of our retail stores or attended donation centers 7 days/week. 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Ryan and Kara Baldino David and Kimberly Caruso dRichards Interiors Greg and Laura Gabel Andy and Suzanne Hui Roundtable. and members of the Superintendent’s Business Partners * Bold names indicate AlexWe Bandy Shayna Casey Daniel and Sonja Duy Steve and Lori Gage Jodee Hulsebus Bank of Manhattan Omar Castillo Mike and Marcy Dugan The Gagliardi Family Scott and Shannon Humphries Banner Stationers Arnel and Claudia Celestial Ereida Galda Roy and Karen Hurd Matthew and Maria Barden Center Street School PTA Alberto Galicia Anne Hurley George Bardwil Centercal Properties Sean Hurley Gary Barsley Mark and Ines Cervenak Amanda Igi Jeanie Nishime and Spencer Bauer Chris and Allison Chamberlin Jodie Infantino - Realtor Beach City Baseball Academy Michael and Pamela Chandler Mario Inga Beach Mex Peter and Patricia Charland Jacksons Food+Drink Doug Beach Charles Schwab Foundation Karl and Sandra Jacobs Meredith Beachly Vicki Chase-Graham Brent Jacobson Raymond and Cindy Beckett Christina A Chavez Carl and Nancy Jacobson Eric and Marie Beetner Nancy Chavez Eric and Debra Jacobson Je and Paula Belson Xavier and Jennifer Chavez Mike and Stacy Durand Charlotte Galleran Eduard and Kari Jaeger Daniel and Jannet Beltran Chef Hannes Dyckman Family / Cars Mu er & Automotive Elisa Gans Libor and Marisa Janicek Benevity Community Impact Fund Alex and Sheri Chen AreVirginia Dyckman The Garcia Family Michelle Jeanmarie Chris and Christine Bergren William and Evelyn Chen Joseph and Carol Earle Patrick & Jenny Gardner John and Afsaneh Jerman Bob and Barbara Berkes Chevron Products Company Michael Earley Jim and Dawn Garrett Jewelry Source Bernadette Minton Jared and Shawna Christensen Ivette Echevarria Jim and Karen Garza Jenn Jirkovsky Aaron Bernardin Eric and Prescilla Christenson Seth and Sandi Edelstein Andrea Gaston David Johnson and Sue Lei eld Gregory Wood & Denise Berringer-Wood Julie Christian Edison International Richard Gatinel Robert and Linda Johnson Chris and Szilvia Bertout Mark and Danielle Christian Randal and Kathleen Edwards Best Pest Control Co. Ronald and Vivian Chu The Egan Family Beyond Meat Chubb & Son Inc. Douglas Eisenman Rupesh and Alka Bhakta Citizens Business Bank Les and Julie Eisner Big 5 Sporting Goods ClearFreight, Inc. El Segundo Animal Hospital Big Door Studios Steve and Esther Cleland El Segundo Beach Cafe & Catering Christina Biggersta Gary and Shuko Clouse El Segundo Brewing Compnay Anne Kremer and Ron Bijlsma Gilbert and Maxine Coakley El Segundo Chamber of Commerce Mark and Ann Bishay Nancy Cobb El Segundo Commercial Pro Ed and Bonnie Blahut Bruce and Sonja Cochran ESHS PTA Beach, Freeman, Lim, and Cleland LLP Cold Stone Creamery El Segundo Kiwanis Blue Diamond Jewelry Evelyne Cole ESMS Faculty Greg and Jacqueline Geiger Casey and Shari Jones Jennifer Bochner Glenn and Ann Coles El Segundo Police Ocers Association Ray and Joanne Gen Darlene and Jerome Jones Boeing Company Dave and Anne Collard El Segundo Power, LLC (NRG) Dean &Ed! Anna Marie Georgious Laura Jordan Boeing Company Gift Match Program Richard Comeau El Segundo PTA Council Scott and DeDe Gerber Rowan Julius Jean Bong Duane H. Conover, Esq. El Segundo Rotary Club Tomoko & Frederick Gherardi JustGive Rob and Lora Bongiovi Continental Development Corporation El Segundo Senior Citizens Club Paul and Dee Giangrande Diego Kaiser and Family Leonard and Elisa Bonilla Continental Park Sculpture Fountain El Segundo Teachers Association (ESTA) Peter and Bethany Gianusso Paul and Jennifer Kakuske Phil and Kate Bonney Mary Cooper Craig and Carolyn Elder Christopher Giles Eric and Jessica Kari Karl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc. Wendy Bosch Dr. Cordoba Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc. Darlene Gilleres Tony and Margaret Karrer Jim and Peggy Boulgarides Jose Cortes Kelly Watson and Martin Elliott Gimlen Orthodontics Mikal and NanMarie Kartvedt Neal and Laura Jane Boushell Jennifer Coultas Je and Jody Emery The Glass Idea Company Scott and Kendall Katskee Randal and Jigisha Bouverat Lori Coviello Donna Emmett Global Impact Gerald A. Katzman The Bowers Family Cozymel's Mexican Grill Bill and Wendy Endo Frank and Susan Glynn Tom and Cornelia Kauth Mark and Laura Brackenbury Scott and Lori Crabbs Rick and Christine Engelhardt Matthew & Deborah Goeglein Thomas and Christina Kehl Sean Brandlin Renate and Stephen Craft Steven and Michele Eno Stefan & Christine Goldby Shahe Kekilian Brian and Carrie Brandlin Craig Tools, Inc. Carolina Escobar Good Stu Kellogg Family Christian and Christina Bravo Brett and Breezy Craig ESMoA Rush and Melanie Goodman Kelly School of Irish Dance Rob and Jill Bredow Lily Craig Robin and Charles Espinoza Jon and Erin Goss Dan and Lesli Kendall Jim and Jeanette Brill Tim and Cecilia Crawford Veronica Espinoza Grandpoint Bank Samantha Keown Mike and Barbara Briney Dan and Jane Cray Arturo Euyoque & Margarita Gomez-Euyoque Tolly and Lisa Graves Alejandro Kerns Je and Nathalie Brockman Susan and Sean Cregg Evelon / Mar Ventures Curtis and Evelyn Gravett Dan Mabry and Deborah Kerns-Mabry Simone Broekhuijsen-Palace Rea Crinklaw Dwight and Ann Everest Heidi Graziano Steve and Laura Kigawa The Brooks Family Dick and Nancy Croxall Roger and Catherine Everett The Green Family Kinetca Credit Union Tom and Annette Brozenec Rob and Amy Croxall Tom and Melinda Ezzo Jason and Trina Gregory Chris and Dana King Julie-Anne Lee Kinney Karl Bruskotter Angela and John Curran Matthew Fahey Barry Gribbon Thomas and Arlene Kirkwold Veronica and Michael Bryce Michael Curran Kristin Faivre Grin Capital Sharon Kirsnis Cary and Celley Buchanan Robert Curran Michael and Heike Fallon Kelli Grin David Klages Cecelia Buchen Amy Cutter Fantastic Sams Shannon Grin Linda Kleiger Ernest and Kuniko Bucher D. A. Davidson & Co. Rocco and Tammy Farello Grimaldi's Pizzeria Randy and Jody Kleiger Bill and Kim Bue, Jr. The Daley Family Farm Stand Sylvia Grommes Lawrence and Darlene Klingaman Tramanh Bui Sean and Sheryl Daniels Dylan Farris Jay and Casey Gruber William and Mary Klug David and Stephanie Burns D'Arte Connection Mary February Nancy Gunn Craig Knoblock and Claire Bono Mark Burton and Dickie Van Breene Linda Daubson James Feick Bob Gunnell Kristian and Holly Kobzina Lance and Julie Bustrum David Kalgas Marie and Justin Fellhauer Gustafson Nicolai pc Attorneys at Law James and Paula Koch C.W. Driver Edd and Jenny Davies Kirsten Filarsky Gary and Jacklyn Guy Gary and Robin Kohn The El Segundo Education Foundation (FEIN 95-3885992) is a tax-exempt organization under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. EL SEGUNDO HERALD July 16, 2015 Page 15

Meisha Koike McDonalds Jose Perez Sempra Energy Marian Urushima Carol Kono-Noble Francesca McElhatten Todd and Gwen Perius SeneGence US Bank Foundation David and Jana Kopecky Mike and Jo McFadden Eric and Imelda Perry Hon Seng Sara Utzinger Robert and Michelle Koran Kristine and Ric McGill Richard and Dolores Peterson Servicon Systems, Inc. V.I.P. Inc. Ryan and Cathy Koshimizu Juda McGlover Petros Restaurant Cathy Shearon Nicole Valdez Philip Kovach Bruce McKaig Adam and Gina Petuskey Danny and Jennifer Shen Hector Valente Ken and Lorena Kramer The McKinney Family Chi Pham Dean Sherri Alvarette Valley Kreation Organic McLees Investments The Phelps Family Andrew and Kristie Sherrill Christopher and Kristin Van Heuven James Krebs Greg and Helen McMullin Ellyn Phillips Lee and Christine Sherrill Roger and Cindy Van Heuven Anne Kremer and Ron Bijlsma Jill McNally Tom and Lisa Pickle Silicon Valley Community Foundation Richard Van Vranken The Kreski Family Eddie and Erika McRoberts Mary Pierce Loretta Siliga Diane Vanek Jason Kroskrity Kristin and Jonathan Mead Marie Piercy Dwayne and D'Nisa Simmons Thomas and Constance Vargo Kent and Ashley Krumbach Beatriz Medina PIMCO Foundation William and Allison Simmons Mike and Jaime Venezia Anil Kumar Kevin Melanson Chris and Laura Pimentel Thomas Simoneau Tarcis Verfaillie Kumon Math & Reading Center of ES Eloise Mendez Chris and Jayne Pimlott Satpal Singh Verizon Foundation Todd and Molly Kusserow Amy Michael Pinkberry Otis and Heidi Sistrunk Patrick and Annie Vest LA Kings Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Serena Pira Skechers USA Judy and Les Vielbig LA Lakers Youth Foundation Denney and Sandy Miller Carol and Michael Pirsztuk John and Maura Slavens Barbara Vidmar Jeremy Yates and Judy Lai-Yates Don and Kathleen Miller Robert and Maria Pita Beth Slepp-Paz Michael and Lorena Villa Maurice and Maria Lallemand Linal and Robert Miller pk4media Steve and Bobbie Smetana Noel and Arlene Vinzon Scott and Kim Lambert Steven and Alicia Miller Jack and Celia Plotkin Brad and Cheryl Smith VIP Inc. Marissa Land Krisi Mills Philip Porciuncula Elizabeth Smith Roy Virkler Vivian Lane Laura Mitchell Dianna D Porter Linda Smith The Vitale Family Dennis and Cindy Lang Jill Moeller Ed and Yvonne Portillo Sara Smith Janice Vrona Alexander and Sherri Latif Robbie and Christine Moen Powder Room Spencer and Madelon Smith The Vye Family Nancy and Phil Lawrence Steve Mohr & Sonia Rodriguez-Mohr Brian and Cynthia Powell Russell Snyder Michael Wagner and Sylvia Bagues-Wagner Timm and Michelle Lawson Martha Monahan Chris Powell Dawn Sohigian Mugsy Wahlrab Laurie Laycock The Monin Family Prager and Fenton, LLP Sony Pictures Entertainment Ben and Kimberly Wakeeld Goran Lazarevic Eslim Monroy James Press Je Sorbello Jennifer Walby The Leach Family Michael Mooko Michael Prevett Laura and Gerrit Sorensen Charles Walsh Richard and Stephanie Leahy Denise Moore Polly M. 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Niraj and Meeta Ranjan Scott and Judi Stonecipher Helen Jorna and David Weiss Kip and Tammy Long Tim and PJ Murphy Raytheon David and Kirstin Strickland Craig and Devrim Wellman Rich and Stacee Long Ion and Maria Muslea Raytheon Matching Gifts for Education Program Sabine Strutz Wells Fargo Capital Finance Travis and Trisha Long Ed and Nancy Myska Bob and Ti any Reason William and Susan Studier Wells Fargo Foundation Adrian and Yvonne Lopez Linda Nagata Je and Patty Reed Fred and Tina Studier Scott and Christine Wensman LPL Financial Nagra USA, Inc. Julie Reese Studio Printing West Basin Water Dave and Jessi Lubs Sanjay Nair Sabrina Reilly Claudel Suarez Madelin Martin Wexler Je and Chris Lubs Sanjay Nair David and Nancy Reimann Ed & Katherine Wich Sugden Obed and Dieema Wheaton Robert and Maria Luetgens Chau Nakada The Remmer Family Brady and Pam Sullivan Which Wich Yesueh Lula Kathryn Narahara Leigh and Grethe Rens Suthanurak Family John White Al Luna Mia Natsume Mike and Edie Rice Matthew Sutlovich Shannon and Mark Whitener Renate Lux Dan and Kim Nebel Richmond Bar and Grill Jermaine Swanson Whole Foods Market Ed and Carol Lynch Richard and Teresa Negrete Richmond Street School PTA Ron and Marylee Swanson Adriana Wiacek Linda Lynch Neiman Marcus Group Richmond Street School Social Committee Francis and Eng Szetho Je and Natalie Wight Renee Lynch Helen Neldner Eric and Leslie Rigney Steve Tabor Lance and Connie Wight Jacqueline Lyons Gary and Lori Nelson Robyn Ringuette The Talbot Family Richard and Kimberly Wilbanks Michelle Machado Steve Nelson & Sheila Miller Nelson Joe and Molly Riordan Tampa Bay Rays Baseball, LTD. Kathy Wiley The Mackerer Family Tom and Pamela Nelson Krystal and Brian Robbins Cheyenne Tanner Don Cooper and Lisa Wilkin Chris and Cindy Maese Brenda Newman Scott and Laurie Robert Tavern on Main Dan and Michelle Wilkinson Marc and Shannon Magid Vince and Debbie Nguyen Mireya Robledo Steve and Sasha Taylor Peggy Wilkinson Ricardo Mahmoud The Nicol Family Rock and Brews David and Kim Thoman Michele Wilko Roanne Mahony Scot Nicol Realtor Frank and Demi Rogozienski Daniel Thomas William Morris Endeavor Entertainment Susan Maisonet Roger and Michelle Nieves Patty and Martin Ronney Holly Thomas June E. 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Bill Palace Wendy Sapasap Lori Mattice Pardee Homes Tamara Saunt Van and Alison Mattiza Craig and Joan Parker Michael and Deborah Schepps Mayeda Family Neeraj and Orn Patel Kiley and Sherry Schmit Steve and Ann Mazuk Scott and Kristen Patterson Whitney Schneider Cindy Campeau & Michael McAllister Brad and Jenni Patty Je and Beth Schodorf Robert McCann Paul Martin's American Grill Kenneth and Shelly Schoeld Jim and Heather McCaulley John and Paloma Pearson Keith and Joy Schuldt Bill and Pattie McCaverty Jon and Angie Pearson Walter and Phyllis Schumacher Jonathan and Melissa McCaverty David Peck Richard and Wynnette Searle McCormick & Schmick's Seafood Restaurant Susana Pederson The Seattle Foundation Mike and Sue McDermott Dan and Jan Peebles Second City Bistro Richard McDonald Gabriel and Nicole Peralta Ron Selter Steven and Amy McDonald Consuelo Peregrina Allen and Annie Semerdjian Page 16 July 16, 2015 EL SEGUNDO HERALD

Police Reports from page 8 taken at 1709 hours from the 100 block of from the city of Inglewood for identity theft vehicle to gain entry from the 700 block of South Sepulveda South Sepulveda Boulevard Traffic accident (with injuries) occurred at Sunday, July 12, 2015 Boulevard. Unknown suspect(s) stole miscel- Traffic accident (no injuries) occurred at 1850 hours from Hughes Way and Sepulveda Burglary (commercial) report was taken laneous items from a business 1752 hours from El Segundo Boulevard and Boulevard, vehicle versus vehicle at 0852 hours from the 1100 block of East Burglary (commercial) report was taken at Sepulveda Boulevard, vehicle versus vehicle. Traffic accident (no injuries) occurred at El Segundo Boulevard. Unknown suspect(s) 1757 hours from the 200 block of Nevada Friday, July 10, 2015 2150 hours from Grand Avenue and Kansas took miscellaneous computer items Street. Unknown suspect(s) broke a window One male adult was arrested at 0220 hours Street, vehicle versus fire hydrant Burglary (vehicle) report was taken at 0924 to a business to gain entry from Center Street and Palm Avenue for Battery report was taken at 2201 hours hours from the 100 block of Nevada Street. Burglary (residential) report was taken possession of drug paraphernalia and one from the 1100 block of East Acacia Avenue. Unknown suspect(s) broke a window of a at 2253 hours from the 100 block of East LASD misdemeanor warrant Known suspect punched the victim in the face vehicle to gain entry Oak Avenue. Unknown suspect(s) took tires One male adult was arrested at 0340 hours Saturday, July 11, 2015 Shoplifting report was taken at 1354 hours from a carport • from the 200 block of West Franklin Avenue Injury report was taken at 0134 hours for possession of a controlled substance from the 600 block of North Sepulveda Forgery report was taken at 0836 hours Boulevard. A male adult was injured while Special Olympics from front page from the 1700 block of East Grand Avenue. jumping a fence Dockweiler Youth Center for a private dinner. featuring the Jesse Bradley Trio from 7 to 10 Unknown suspect(s) used the victim’s check- Found property report was taken at 1129 The program will also include a Baywatch during which 20 percent of tabs with coupons ing account hours from the 200 block of West Sycamore spray, music, and photo opportunities with presented will be donated) and Saturday, July Injury report was taken at 1010 hours from Avenue. A purse was found the lifeguards within the Circle of Inclusion 18 at the Purple Orchid (live music from the 300 block of Whiting Street. A male adult Burglary (vehicle) report was taken at (the multi-colored logo that represents the surf band CHUM, with 20 percent of all sustained a head injury 1909 hours from the 400 block of Concord acceptance of all people with intellectual sales between 3 and 7 donated). Meanwhile, Attempted burglary (vehicle) report was Street. Unknown suspect(s) broke a window disabilities). The public is welcome after individuals and businesses can still make taken at 1108 hour from the 700 block of of a vehicle to gain entry the meal between 6 and 8. “The lifeguards direct donations online at ww.la2015.org/ Bungalow Drive. Unknown suspect(s) at- Burglary (commercial) report was taken are falling all over themselves to volunteer,” host-town/elsegundo, or sign up to volunteer tempted to steal third row seats at 2121 hours from the 1100 block of East said Los Angeles County Lifeguard Associa- by emailing [email protected]. Identity theft report was taken at 1215 Mariposa Avenue. Unknown suspect(s) broke tion executive board member Arthur Verge, As for the athletes themselves, the vast ma- hours from the 400 block of Lomita Street. a window of a business to gain entry who was pleased by the willingness of so jority are between the ages of 15 and 30, with Unknown suspect(s) used the victim’s personal Burglary (vehicle) report was taken at 0008 many personnel to help out. Organizers hope the youngest in the El Segundo delegation an information to file taxes hours from the 500 block of Lomita Street. to also coordinate a Coast Guard practice 11-year-old and the oldest 48—though there Criminal threats report was taken at 1432 Unknown suspect(s) broke a window of a rescue operation. is no set age limit. They will represent their hours from the 100 block of South Sepul- vehicle to gain entry The visit will culminate on Friday, countries in the sports of aquatics, athletics/ veda Boulevard. Known suspect threatened Burglary (vehicle) report was taken at 0049 July 24 with an early (7:30 a.m.) breakfast track & field, badminton, basketball, bocce, to hurt the victim hours from the 400 block of Sierra Street. at McDonald’s before the group leaves for football/soccer, golf, gymnastics (artistic/ One female adult was arrested at 1440 hours Unknown suspect(s) broke a window of a a private send-off presentation at the Re- rhythmic), and table tennis. dondo Beach Performing Arts Center that Of the total El Segundo visitors, 43 are will feature a montage/slide show of the from Barbados (an English-speaking coun- Lakers from page 6 various beach city (including El Segundo) try) with 26 from Macedonia. The athletes D’Angelo Russell. Russell has already proven something special if he keeps his head on Host Town activities and an appearance by make up 80 percent of the group, with at Ohio State and to a certain extent so far straight, but to add to the youngsters, the the Laker Girls. one coach or staff member per every four in the Lakers Summer League that he can Lakers have also brought in Roy Hibbert, the Coordinating the various events and securing athletes. The 2015 Special Olympics World get his teammates the basketball. Over time, reigning NBA Sixth Man of the year Lou funding entailed a lengthy, complicated effort Games will run between July 25 and August he may become a prolific scorer as well, but Williams, and Brandon Bass. Those moves that spanned several months but ultimately 7, with 7,000 athletes and 3,000 coaches Russell is already proving that he has what aren’t getting the Lakers a championship, but came together rapidly over the last few weeks from 177 countries participating. Opening it takes to make players around him better. they are great, smaller moves made on short- through the work of a volunteer committee. As ceremonies will take place at the Los Angeles “It’s going to be fun,” he said smiling. “We term contracts that will help to develop the of this writing, the effort was still more than Memorial Coliseum (the site of the 1932 can have a pretty scary backcourt.” younger players on the team. Next season, $15,000 short of the required funds--about and 1984 Olympic Games) with a number Russell’s backcourt mate is another Kobe’s contract will come off the books and $30,000 in all--to cover the costs of lodging, of Southland venues hosting various events. youngster, Jordan Clarkson. In his first two the Lakers will once again have all of the food, transportation and other incidentals With more than 30,000 volunteers and a summer league games, Clarkson compiled a money in the world to (attempt) to spend on (which in El Segundo’s case includes ban- half a million spectators expected, the total of 42 points. At age 23, Clarkson and the free-agent market. ners along Main Street, “swag” bags for each Special Olympic World Games will be the a 19-year-old Russell will form one of the No one ever said that the Lakers were go- athlete, t-shirts for the volunteers and other largest sporting event of its kind in the world youngest yet one of the potentially scariest ing to be championship contenders overnight. items) that a Host Town must subsidize, but this year and will even exceed the 1984 and most explosive backcourts in the league The process of rebuilding is always a long organizers remained confident about pulling Olympics in scope. if all plays out how it is supposed to. Throw and drawn-out process, the hope was just in the additional monies. The list of major “This benefits not only the athletes, but a healthy Julius Randle and Kobe Bryant that the Lakers could do it in a more timely sponsors was not complete as of press time, brings awareness to all of us that people into the mix and the Lakers could be on fashion than other teams. This year is a year but organizers indicated they will provide a with mental and physical difficulties can to something. Health, of course, is the key for the youngsters on the Lakers to come full rundown in the coming weeks. overcome adversity,” said El Segundo City with this team, but with the nucleus that is out and prove themselves to the rest of the Earlier fundraising events at The Lakes Councilmember Dave Atkinson. “We are proud forming on the court in Los Angeles, you can league. Don’t expect a championship, simply at El Segundo, The Tavern on Main, Moto to be a Host Town and hope the community see the cause for excitement surrounding the expect some fun and exciting play from a Art and Library Park helped the cause, with comes out in large numbers during the events Lakers. “I don’t see why we don’t contend new, young group of core talent. If this year’s additional programs scheduled on Friday, to support these amazing athletes. It’ll be an for a playoff spot,” Kupchak said. “But our Lakers can prove that they can play in the July 17 at Second City Bistro (a jazz dinner experience none of us will ever forget.” • young players have to grow beyond their NBA, expect to get the rest of the league’s years, and we have to stay healthy.” attention. Once that happens, players will Along with Clarkson, Russell, and Randle, flock to Los Angeles in free-agency like they PUBLIC NOTICES there are various other young players to used to and in a year or two, the Los Angeles watch on the Lakers as well. Most notably, Lakers will be back on top of the Western Order to Show Cause NOTICE OF URGENCY ORDINANCE Robert Upshaw, Larry Nance Jr., and Anthony Conference vying for more championship for Change of Name ADOPTION Case No. VS027497 CITY OF EL SEGUNDO Brown. Upshaw could really turn out to be trophies to add to the shelf. • Superior Court of California, County of Los ORDINANCE NO. 1508 Angeles AN URGENCY ORDINANCE ENACTING Petition of: Desiree Lauriano for Change of WATER CONSERVATION MEASURES Name AND REQUIREMENTS IN ACCORDANCE TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: WITH EMERGENCY REGULATIONS Petitioner Desiree Lauriano filed a petition PROMULGATED BY THE CALIFORNIA with this court for a decree changing names STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL as follows: BOARD. Desiree Lauriano to Desiree Marie SUMMARY OF ADOPTED URGENCY Hernandez ORDINANCE: The Court orders that all persons interested Amending ESMC Chapter 10-5 to inact in this matter appear before this court at permanent water conservation measures the hearing indicated below to show cause, and requirements. The urgency ordinance if any, why the petition for change of name is intended to comply with Governor should not be granted. Any person objecting Brown’s Executive Order B-29-15 declaring to the name changes described above must a drought and emergency regulations file a written objection that includes the promulgated by the California State Water reasons for the objection at least two court Resources Control Board. The urgency days before the matter is scheduled to be ordinance continues and modifies existing heard and must appear at the hearing to potable water use prohibitions, adds new show cause why the petition should not be potable water use prohibitions, adds water granted. If no written objection is timely filed, rationing requirements, and adds penalties. the court may grant the petition without a Compliance with the urgency ordinance hearing. would be mandatory, unless the use of water Notice of Hearing: is required by a state or federal permit, or Date: 9/9/15, Time: 1:30pm, Dept.: C otherwise exempt. The address of the court is ADOPTED BY UNANIMOUS VOICE 12720 Norwalk Blvd VOTE: MAYOR FUENTES, MAYOR PRO Norwalk CA 90650 TEM JACOBSON, COUNIL MEMBER A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall ATKINSON, COUNCIL MEMBER be published at least once each week for FELLHAUER, COUNCIL MEMBER DUGAN four successive weeks prior to the date set – 5/0 for hearing on the petition in the following El Segundo Herald Pub. 7/16/15 newspaper of general circulation, printed in H-24783 this county: El Segundo Herald Date: JUL 09 2015 MARGARET MILLER BERNAL, JUDGE Judge of the Superior Court El Segundo Herald Pub. 7/16, 7/23, 7/30, 8/6/15 H-24782 EL SEGUNDO HERALD July 16, 2015 Page 17

Lizzy Garland from page 7 and to an occupational therapist who worked especially Lizzy that would forever be a changing a second chance when society turns them Garland in it. Though she’s playing third base with her at USC Norris Hospital after her moment in all of their lives. The family took away. He provided a great example for everyone for the Angels now she lives through the re- brain surgery. During these trips she was the in Dennis McCarthy, who would sleep on the to never lose hope and through persistence cipients of the scholarship named in her honor. one consoling those she encountered including family’s couch off and on for several years. we can accomplish more than we originally The Lizzy Garland Scholarship Award was nurses and doctors. Throughout her life she Lizzy wrote about her experience growing thought. Lastly, he taught me to be thankful spearheaded by Coach Cameron who thought befriended those who were left out or lonely up with the man she would come to call Uncle for everything I have and to love everyone it was the poignant idea to honor Lizzy and or those who were hurting. She was a magnet Dennis. Though McCarthy credits the Garlands even if at first it may seem an impossible task.” her attributes as a team player and person. for young children who gazed and stared at The first recipient who exemplified what Lizzy her and she responded by getting on the floor “I appreciate each and every player that comes through stood for was Linea Palmer. This year there and playing with them. were four seniors Kaitlin Covington, Katherine our program and then there’s players like Liz who Lizzy learned some very valuable lessons Burner, Shannon Brooker, and Rhianna Rich, at an early age by a stranger invited into her standout in so many ways besides being a ball player.” who embodied the spirit of the award. home. It is these quality traits that she lived If you would like to help continue the legacy by and helps build the foundation and criteria with turning his life around, Lizzy wrote that Lizzy’s uniform number #16 has been re- of the Lizzy Garland Scholarship Award you for recipients of the Lizzy Garland Scholar- Uncle Dennis taught her much more than her tired and a plaque displaying her number is can make your tax deductible contribution ship Award. family ever gave him. Currently, McCarthy exhibited in the outfield before each game. payable to El Segundo High School Softball As Lizzy’s father describes, he met a homeless is married, owns his own home and owns his It is a reminder to current and future players and in the memo ‘Lizzy Garland Scholarship’. man down on his luck without sobriety for years own construction company. what she meant to the team, the school and Checks can be dropped off or mailed to the and invited him to stay with his family. It would “Uncle Dennis taught me some precious her community. high school at 640 Main Street, attention be this connection with the Garland family and life lessons. He taught me to give people What a wonderful world it was with Lizzy Keith Cameron. •

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School Board from front page first scenario would divide the property into due diligence. They really took the time to Board had decided in the closed session to rendered in 2015-16; and an agreement with two parcels. The larger of the two parcels deliberate and come to the conclusion that select Alfredo Perez as the new Director of Jessica Schilling-Wigley to serve as a District would be dedicated to senior housing, both this is in the best interests of the students Maintenance and Operations. consultant, serving special needs students. apartments (150) and assisted living units of the ESUSD.” Said Moore: “ESUSD is proud to announce The Board also approved a new teacher (150). The second, much smaller parcel, Perspective bidders were required to submit the promotion of Alfredo Perez as Director technology boot camp that will be taking would be developed with four townhomes. their bid proposal, along with a $10,000 bid of Maintenance and Operations.” After the place on August 19; approved approximately While representatives of the City of El security, in writing to the District by 3 p.m. on retirement of Andy Cox, a pool of applicants 50 employees to attend the Illuminate Pro- Segundo favor scenario one, a second option Tuesday. A bid hearing took place at 4 p.m. applied for the position, and Perez, who has fessional Development Day that will take would include the construction of 58 single Interested parties who had not submitted a been with the District since 1999, was selected place at the High School on August 19; and multi-family residences. written bid were allowed to make an oral to take over for Cox. He has worked at the and approved District office administrators, In June of 2010, the Board had entered presentation at that time. Four written bids school site as a custodian, as a plant foreman site administrators and Board members to into an agreement with Mar Ventures, Inc. attend an Apple Executive Briefing trip that to have the property entitled to be developed will occur in Cupertino on August 13 and as a senior housing community with a multi- “Superintendent Melissa Moore, who took over the position 14. After successfully launching the iPad family residential component. At that time, last summer, said that one of her priorities when taking the job with the one-to-one initiative in the last school year, the District favored securing a long-term lease the Apple people reached out to the District agreement instead of an outright sale. But District was to ‘reach a resolution’ regarding the Imperial property.” to assist in making the iPad program even the District was unsuccessful in finalizing a more successful in upcoming school years. transaction with any interested parties, and were submitted by the deadline, the highest at the District office, and as a maintenance The acceptance of gifts kicked-off the action decided last summer to ask the Department being for $16, 100,00. Oral bids were then worker, and was recently recognized as one item portion of the agenda. The acceptance of of Education for a waiver of the competitive taken, and while eight prospective buyers of the District’s Classified Employees of the D.R Horton bid for the Imperial property bid requirements to lease the property. The placed bids, the bidding process soon nar- the Year. “Alfredo is a team player who is was the highlighted action item. The Board Department of Education granted the waiver rowed to D.R Horton and TRI Point Homes. organized, “ Moore said. “His focus is on also approved an agreement with UCLA in November of 2014, and process was set-in Horton and TRI Pointe representatives made providing our students with safe schools.” that will provide professional development motion for the straight sale of the property. the final 20 or so bids, with TRI Pointe con- As is often the case in summer-season for elementary teachers in mathematics com- Superintendent Melissa Moore, who took ceding once the bidding reached the final sale Board meetings, there were no special pre- mon core state standards; and the approval over the position last summer, said that one point. Andreas Chialtas, a representative of sentations on the agenda. The Board went of the District’s revised job description for of her priorities when taking the job with the the District’s law firm, conducted the bidding straight to the consent agenda items, which a computer science technology aide. District was to “reach a resolution” regard- during the 50-minute session. included the approval of conference attendance Moore then noted upcoming events on ing the Imperial property. She noted that she The Board members and Moore then held reimbursements for the Superintendent and the District’s informational calendar. Board had researched possible options, including a closed Board session to discuss the bids Board members for the 2015-16 school year; reports followed, then Moore gave her Su- a ground-lease, but came to the conclusion and review other District business; they re- a consultant agreement with Paul S. Mercier perintendent’s report. that the lease option did not seem to be as emerged from their closed session at 7 p.m. to executive coaching; a contract agreement The next regularly scheduled Board meeting lucrative as the straight-sale option. start the regularly scheduled Board meeting, with Phillip Park to design a new logo for will take place on August 25, the evening of Said Moore: “The Board has really explored the only such meeting in July. Richmond Street Elementary; an agreement the first day of school in the District for the all of the options, performed more than there President Jeanie Nishime said that the with JW Photography for their services 2015-16 school year. •

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