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Thursday, June 11, 2015 Vol. 14 No. 9 News News News News Longtime Kiwanis 80’s dance Budget DUSD workers scholarships party talks SEE PAGE 2 SEE PAGE 3 SEE PAGE 3 SEE PAGE 11 Downey enacts water restrictions, T hursdAY, MAY 28 effective immediately Downey officers conducted foot patrols in the area of 12800 Watering is limited to no more will be required to upload the video at block of Woodruff and the area of the SanG abriel River and than three days per week between May the end of their shifts. Friday 76˚ and September, and no more than two Downey Police Lt. Mark McDaniel Weekend the 105 Freeway. Officers located nine subjects and all were days per week October through April. said officers will not have the ability to cited for trespassing. at a Watering can only occur between edit or erase video, which will be stored Glance 7 p.m. and 8 a.m., and no longer than on a local server for five years. Saturday ⁰ During the evening, officers provided extra patrol to our six minutes per station per designated Officers will be required to activate Friday 6876˚ parks and issued four people citations for being in the park day. their cameras on all field contacts that Landscape irrigation is completely occur outside their vehicles, McDaniel after 10 p.m. (closing hours). prohibited within 48 hours of said. measurable rainfall. Residents and All Downey police vehicles are Sunday 77˚70⁰ FRIDAY, MAY 29 businesses are also prohibited from already equipped with video and audio Saturday using water to wash sidewalks, cameras. -
Title: Finding Aid to the Collections of the Downey Historical Society
Downey Historical Society Finding Aid 1 Title: Finding aid to the collections of the Downey Historical Society Contributing Institution: Downey Historical Society Language of Material: English, with some Spanish Date (inclusive): 1846-Present Abstract: The Downey Historical Society preserves and exhibits documents related to every period and theme of Downey history. The Society is largely charged with preserving Downey’s history, but has holdings related to other southeast Los Angeles County suburbs, Los Angeles County, and California. Holdings range from eighteenth century maps of Texas, Oregon, and the West, to photos of Latinos in Downey. The Society also holds complete records of Downey-specific newspapers in original copies and microfilm. Holdings also include folders of documents and photos on various topics in Downey’s history. Physical location: Holdings are stored on-site at the Downey Historical Society. Documents are held mostly in cabinets in the reading room, newspapers are stored in original form in newspaper room, and microfilm copies are stored in the lobby. A microfilm reader is also available for use in the lobby. Restrictions on access: Property rights belong to the Downey Historical Society. Researchers from the public are generally allowed access to most resources, but will be asked to become a contributing member of the Downey Historical Society to aid preservation efforts for later researchers. The Downey Historical Society does not own literary rights, including copyrights. Those are retained by the publishers and their heirs. It is the researcher’s duty to seek permission for copyrights when applicable. Provenance/source of acquisition: Donations from community members. Processing note: Finding aid was compiled by G. -
Controversial Tierra Luna Project OK'd by City Council
City Hall Downey cat Bringing hope reorganization finds fame to hoops See Page 2 See Page 3 See Page 3 Thursday, January 12, 2012 Vol. 10 No. 39 8301 E. Florence Ave., Suite 100, Downey, CA 90240 What is Tierra Luna Controversial Tierra Luna Marketplace? The Tierra Luna Marketplace, approved by the City Council on Tuesday, is a 77-acre development expected to take over the former project OK’d by city council NASA site south of Downey Landing, where Downey Studios is current- ly located. The project calls for shopping, office and medical space, restaurants, a 16-screen movie theater, hotel and more. The following is a list of retail stores and restaurants the city would Development at Downey welcome at Tierra Luna*: Studios is expected to create Sporting Goods: Big 5, Cabelas, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Golf Smith, 3,300 new jobs and generate Nike Factory Store, Roger Dunn, Sport Chalet, Sportmart, Bass Pro $4.2 million in tax revenue Shop annually. Toys, Games & Electronics: AT&T Wireless, Babies R Us, GameStop, T- Mobile, Toys R Us, Verizon Wireless, Fry’s BY CHRISTIAN BROWN, STAFF WRITER Specialty Dining: Auntie Anne’s Pretzel, Baja Fresh, Baskin Robbins, Ben & Jerry’s, Coffee Bean, Coldstone Creamery, Hot Dog on a Stick, DOWNEY − Despite objec- Jamba Juice, Lamajoon Shish Kabob, Maui Style Hawaiian BBQ, Nibi tions from several residents in Pho Bistro, On the Border, Panda Express, Panera Bread, Red Brick attendance, the City Council on Pizza, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Roll It Sushi, Sbarro, Tuesday unanimously approved Starbucks, -
Carlos Avalos Giggy Perez-Saab Date Inspected: 10/9/18 Grade: B
Thursday, Oct. 11, 2018 Vol. 17 No. 27 NEWS FEATURES VACATION NEWS Woman linked How to survive The Patriot goes Crime to Sinaloa cartel a haunted house on vacation Report SEE PAGE 2 SEE PAGE 16 SEE PAGE 17 SEE PAGE 15 Downey Interviewing restaurant grades Benihana the candidates 8801 Apollo Way Date Inspected: 10/9/18 Friday 83˚ Grade: A Weekend Next month, voters in Downey’s northeast quadrant have two important decisions to make as they elect new members to the City Council and school board. at a Albertson’s Deli Glance Although the new elected officials will represent northeast Downey, they will make decisions that affect all of Downey. 7676 Firestone Blvd. Date Inspected: 10/9/18 Saturday 6872˚⁰ Councilman Fernando Vasquez is being termed out and looking to replace him are three residents: Claudia Frometa, an executive in the Friday healthcare industry; Tony Hernandez, an insurance broker; and Carrie Uva, realtor and attorney. Grade: A Willie Gutierrez resigned from the school board earlier this year, creating a rare vacancy on the governing body. Two people are seeking Albertson’s Meat and Seafood the seat: Carlos Avalos, director of facilities for the Lennox School District, and Giggy Perez-Saab, a civic leader. Sunday 75˚ 7676 Firestone Blvd. 70⁰ The Patriot interviewed each of the candidates via email. Candidates were asked to limit their answers to 250 words per question; their Date Inspected: 10/9/18 Saturday answers are being reprinted in their entirety without editing. Grade: A Gloria’s Country Butcher 12161 Paramount Blvd. THINGS TO DO School Board Date Inspected: 10/9/18 Grade: A Gloria’s Country Butcher Shop 12161 Paramount Blvd. -
2016-05-12-W583.Pdf
Thursday, May 12, 2016 Vol. 15 No. 5 SPORTS NEWS FEATURES HEALTH 5-time Girls I’m a Walmart Taking away champs in STEM shopper the car keys SEE PAGE 3 SEE PAGE 4 SEE PAGE 3 SEE PAGE 7 Police arrest 2 in Buffalo Wild Love it or hate it, Downey Walmart Wings brawl DOWNEY – Two people have been arrested for their roles in a wild now open for business Friday 77˚ brawl outside Buffalo Wild Wings “…We pouted. We cried. We were The public outcry has been Weekend last September, a fight that was heartbroken because this location prevalent since then Mayor Pro Tem at a captured on video and went viral on right here is special in the history Saab announced Walmart’s arrival Glance social media. of mankind…that was on May 10th. late last year. The public’s opinion We sat the next day and told our Saturday 6873˚⁰ Gabriel Fuerte, a 43-year-old was never more present when Friday resident of South Gate, and Josue staff, ‘You know, we get to pout over Downey Patriot Editor Eric Pierce Garcia, a 42-year-old Bell resident, the weekend, until May 14th that published an article entitled “I Will Monday. And then let’s get together Shop at Walmart (and you Probably surrendered to Downey Superior Sunday 72˚ Court on March 8, Downey Police and say what’s next. Folks, this is will too)” earlier this week. 70⁰ what’s next.” Saturday officials said Tuesday. The outspoken response to Their next court appearance was Mayor Saab also made a few Pierce’s article seemed primarily Thursday. -
Introduction Content by Eric Pierce Reno, Nev., Is Known As the “Biggest Little City in the World,” but That Slogan Could Also Apply to Downey
December 17, 2015 3 Introduction Content By Eric Pierce Reno, Nev., is known as the “Biggest Little City in the World,” but that slogan could also apply to Downey. Downey is home to about 111,000 people, spread over 12 1/2 square miles, dead center between four bustling Southern California freeways. It’s a proud “independent” city, meaning it supplies its own police and fire departments as opposed to having to rely on L.A. County like Whittier, Cerritos and so many other cities. Downey also provides its own school system that manages a network of 13 elementary schools, four middle schools, and three high schools (not to mention two more private high schools and three K-8 private campuses that call Downey home). Downey has three hospitals (including the best rehabilitation hospital west of the Mississippi), 11 convalescent centers, and numerous retirement facilities. Downey is large enough to have its own Superior Court building, which is located Downey Author Eric Weintraub Surviving West Nile Virus adjacent to L.A. County Public Library headquarters (also in Downey). 16 17 The point is, Downey is a “large” city by many definitions. In fact, it’s the 53rd largest city in California in terms of population, ahead of Costa Mesa, Carlsbad, Burbank and Temecula. But in many ways, Downey remains a community with small-town charm. Rows of ranch-style homes with neatly-manicured lawns line the city, reminders of the post- World War II housing boom, when soldiers returned home and settled here to start families. You would be hard-pressed to walk Downey Avenue, or into a grocery store, or into Porto’s Bakery, and not bump into a friend or acquaintance. -
Calderon Urged to Resign
Tech grant DAOR’s In-N-Out for Old River Realtor of the Year expanding See Page 9 See Page 3 See Page 4 Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013 Vol. 12 No. 31 8301 E. Florence Ave., Suite 100, Downey, CA 90240 Family of murder Food donations victim seeks CALN deRO URGED TO RESIGN needed • On 5-0 vote, Downey City DOWNEY – Donations are answers Council agrees to demand being accepted for a Thanksgiving food basket program that will senator’s resignation. benefit 30-50 needy Downey By Christian Brown, families. staff writer The Downey Lions Club needs By Eric Pierce traditional Thanksgiving items DOWNEY − It’s been a tough Editor such as stuffing, canned gravy, year for the daughters of Arnold green beans, dried onions, canned Salas Garcia. cranberries, rolls, potatoes and “They were very close to their DOWNEY − The Downey more. father,” said Alva Negrette. “It’s City Council voted unanimously The club is also collecting hard for them, it’s hard to explain Tuesday night to demand Sen. grocery store gift cards to purchase who would’ve done this.” Ron Calderon’s resignation, turkeys and pies. Last month marked the one- citing his involvement in a federal To make a donation, call year anniversary since the death Lenora Perri at (310) 283-9825. of 46-year-old Garcia, a resident of investigation for the alleged Downey, who was fatally stabbed solicitation of bribes. along the San Gabriel River after The motion was brought being approached by a group of forward by Councilman Alex Saab, young men last October.