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Senior Living Page 9 Senior Living page 9 Vol. Vol. 3, 12, No. No. 11 8 Published Every Other Published Wednesday Every Other Established Wednesday 2007 January 16 – January March 29, 10 2019 - 23, 2010 Temple spray painted with swastika, Customers can choose the level of renewable energy generation and rate option. incident being Dr Roger Rice has a distinguished career Ventura has a new electricity provider, of more than 20 years of service to Ventura investigated as a how will this affect my service? County youth. hate crime Residents in the city of Ventura and controlled electricity provider in Ventura Unified On Jan. 3, at approximately 10:30pm, and 31 other communities in Southern Southern California. The benefits of a Nazi swastika was painted on both California will begin to receive electric- CPA include local management and School District sides of the exterior sign at Temple Beth ity service from Clean Power Alliance control of energy sources, stable and Torah located at 7620 Foothill Rd. The starting in February 2019. Clean Power competitive electricity rates, and clean appoints new Ventura synagogue is the most recent Alliance (CPA) is the new locally operated Continued on page 12 local target of anti-Semitic vandalism. superintendent Temple Rabbi Lisa Hochberg told the The Board of Education is pleased Breeze, “Over the front door of Temple to announce their unanimous vote Beth Torah is a banner, created in the to appoint Dr Roger Rice as the new wake of the Pittsburgh massacre, that Superintendent of Ventura Unified reads “stronger than hate”. A swastika School District (VUSD). Dr Rice, who painted on our Temple sign was met with currently serves as the Deputy Super- so much anger, sadness, and outcry from intendent of Student Services for the our non-Jewish Community as well as Ventura County Office of Education the Jewish community, that I know that (VCOE), comes to the district with a “love over hate” prevails. Anti-Semitism wealth of knowledge and skills he will is not new, but it is also not inevitable. use to further VUSD’s commitment Being quiet and complacent cannot “For the Future of Every Student.” educate others to the scourge of racism, The community was very clear in intolerance and violent behavior that we their request that the new Superinten- are witnessing locally and nationally. dent be someone who will advocate for Thank you to the many community all students, who has experience working members, local ministers, pastors and with at-risk and marginalized youth, rabbis in Ventura who have reached out and who will effectively communicate with love and support to Temple Beth Being installed by Marie Lakin (on the right) are Mary Thompson, Chuck Albert and Marsha with our students, staff and community. Torah. We are not deterred from living Brumana When considering whether to spend in the world as Jews and continuing the several months and thousands of work of *Tikkun Olam, making this dollars conducting its third search in world a place where people live with New Olivas Adobe “docent” four years, the Board agreed to look mutual respect. Sadly, racism may be first at local candidates with a proven at the top of the list of things we must board officers sworn in track record of working with and for fight, together with good people of all all students. Dr Rice immediately faiths, backgrounds and sensibilities.” On Thursday, January 10, the new Ventura Cultural Affairs Commissioner came to mind — having been a highly She continued, “Someone driving by Olivas Adobe Historical Interpreters at Mimi’s Café at the Pacific View Mall. regarded finalist in the previous Su- Temple saw the swastika and called 911. (referred to as docents) board officers Attending the swearing-in ceremony perintendent search. Continued on page 3 were sworn in by Marie Lakin, City of Continued on page 13 Continued on page 5 Lovely Trees, Ocean Breeze, Meals that Please. Staff so Kind, Stimulus for your Mind, Ocean & Mountain Views • Over 12 Lushly Landscaped Acres it’s the Best...You’ll find! Spacious Standard & Remodeled Apartments and Villas Composed by Anytime Dining in our Sun-Drenched/Full Service Dining Room • Full Kitchens Muffi Ehrlich, Delicious Home Cooking by Pro Chefs & 5-Star Pastry Chef • Live Music & Events Award Winning Writer and Weekly Excursions • All Day Transportation • Pets Welcomed Happy Ventura Townehouse Resident Call Now for a Visit! 805.642.3263 www.venturatownehouse.com • 4900 Telegraph Road, Ventura, CA 93003 Get More Fun & Amenities for your Money! 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With winter rains, this spring should have a spectacular showing of blooms. even with dieting and exercise. and normal test results. emotionally. into a large belly and prevent weight loss suffer despite taking thyroid hormones Learn how to: • Learn how Hormone Imbalances • Continual weight gain, despite diet • Discover 8 overlooked causes of • Learn how Hormone Imbalances and normal test results. • LOWER and STABILIZE even with dieting and exercise. and exercise Autoimmune Disease. can affect your sleep cycles, carbohydrate • Hot Flashes Blood Sugar Gardens break records • ContinualLife–altering weight fatigue gain, despite• Hot Flashes diet • Leacravingsrn how and Hormone fat burning. Imbalances • Life–altering fatigue • Learn a Strategic Action Plan to • LOSE WEIGHT without exercise • Constipation The Ventura Botanical Gardens in the same household—children 18 and can affect your sleep cycles, carbohydrate • andDepression exercise & Anxiety Apply Immediately. or fad diets • Learn why “Counting Calories” doesn’t • Depression & Anxiety • HotBrain Flashes Fog (VBG) broke visitor records recently, with under are always free.” Joe Cahill explains, • Life–alteringInsomnia fatigue • Brain Fog • Learn about a Drug-Free, • DECREASE RISK FACTORS for cravingswork for andbelly fat fat. burning. • Insomnia over 1400 visitors on New Year’s Day, and Student groups and their adult leaders are • Constipation Evidence-Based approach diabetic complications and an REALLY WORKS • DepressionHair loss & Anxiety over 600 on Christmas Day. After being free and can schedule free docent tours. • LeLEARNarn why WHAT “Counting REALLY Calories” WORKS doesn’t for • Hair loss that has helped thousands of early death • Brain Fog closed for nearly a year after the Thomas Tuesdays are free for all visitors. Most major workpermanent for belly loss fat. of belly fat and bulges. • Insomnia people feel like themselves again. Type II Diabetes - Ventura Fire, visitors were enthusiastic about holidays are free. There are free scheduled • LEARNLocation WHAT for REALLY Stress, WORKS Health for • HairLocation lossLocation for for Women Women with Location for Jan. 30th: Mimi’s Cafe revisiting the Gardens to see how the fire guided tours offered on different days and Hormones: permanentand loss Hormones: of belly fat and bulges. withLow Low Thyroid: Thyroid: Autoimmune Conditions: 3375 E. Main St., Ventura affected it, as well as the dramatic physical throughout the month for anyone inter- Mimi’s Cafe Mimi’s Cafe Mimi’s Cafe Jan. 23rd:Mimi’s Mimi’s Cafe Cafe changes made since then. ested in learning more. EBT cardholders 3375 E. Main St., Ventura 3375 E. Main St., Ventura 3375 E. Main St., Ventura Location for Stress, Health 3375Location E. Main for St., Women Ventura 3375 E. Main St., Ventura Type II Diabetes - Oxnard “On New Year’s we learned a lot are free. Membership includes free access and Hormones: with Low Thyroid: Feb. 6th: Red Lobster about handling the logistics of so to the gardens, discounts at local vendors, Mimi’s Cafe Mimi’s Cafe 1740 Ventura Blvd., Oxnard many visitors. Next New Years’, we hope and other benefits. Each member gets 3375 E. Main St., Ventura 3375 E. Main St., Ventura to expand the tradition and make it several one-time free passes every year for more of an event, certainly with added family and friends. For non-members, the restrooms, more parking facilities, and one-time only admission fee is $7. more docent led tours,” states Joe Cahill, “We are grateful to our partner, the Executive Director. City of Ventura, and their plans to reopen Please RSVP code B0116 to 805-232-5007 “We were touched by the tremendous Grant Park soon,” states Barbara Brown, Please RSVP code B0801 to (805) 232-3591Please RSVP code B1121 to (805) 507-5189Limited Seating.
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