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Out of the Ashes... Children Salute Our Veterans a Community Comes Together Insurance Holiday After the Fire Entertainment See page 7 Calendar Filing a Community Helps Fire Victims FEMA Claim See pages 10 - 11 See Page 4 See Page 8 ValleyVolume 34, Issue 38 A CompendiousVantage Source of Information November 15, 2018 News in Brief Fire Victim Remains Found A third victim of the Woolsey fire was found Tuesday in a destroyed home. The body of an elderly man was found still in a chair at his home in the 32000 block of Lobo Canyon. Sheriffs personnel responded to the scene at the request of family members. “They hadn’t heard from the resident since Friday,” said Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell, adding that the resident appeared to live alone at the house. Two other victims were discovered in burned a car last Friday in the 33000 block of Mulholland Highway. Help Catch Car Battery Thieves Photo: Ben Braunstein Out of the Ashes... Children Salute Our Veterans A Community Comes Together... Something positive this week! Children at Pomelo Community Charter School honored local heroes and The Woolsey Fire affected But it was the stories after and aid of fire victims - the first veterans in their annual Heroes Feast. They fed military almost everyone in our the fire that we concentrated responders, but also the community service men and women, veterans and law enforcement, circulation area from Woodland on. We have all seen the horrific members who banded together to sang patriotic songs and recited “the Pledge of Alliance” Hills to Agoura. At presstime photos. So we decided to share bring relief, aid, food and comfort in sign language. Students practice all year for this event. it had consumed 98,362 acres the “good news” stories of the to those affected. See their stories and destroyed 435 structures. people that came to the rescue pages 10 and 11. 23379 Mulholland Dr, Woodland Hills, CA 91364 $2.49 LB Our Bristol Farms Air-Chilled, Non-Gmo, Free-Range Turkeys Are Hand Selected From Mary’s Farm In The Central Valley Of California. At Mary’s Farms The Birds Are Fed An All-Vegetarian Diet And Are Free To Roam In Open Pastures Full Of Sunlight And Fresh Air. THE LAST DAY TO ORDER - NOV 20TH, 4PM Page 2, Valley News Group, November 15, 2018 COMMUNITY NOVEMBER COMMUNITY CALENDAR WESTLAKE VILLAGE: Borderline shooting families, Woolsey fire victims and first responders are invited to a Community Thanksgiving diner and gift suite on Friday, November 16 from 5 to 8 pm. Proof of residency is required. Bring a valid ID to Proactive Sports Performance, 3155 Willow Lane. If you would like to contribute gift cards or merchandise to be given directly to these families, email 805StrongThanksgiving@ gmail.com. WOODLAND HILLS: The Woodland Hills Library will live stream NASA’s InSight Mars Lander as it touches down on Mars on Monday, November 26 from 11 am to 12:30 pm. The robotic lander is designed to study the interior of the plant. Local astronomer Neill Simmons will be on hand to discuss the landing and answer questions. The library is located at 22200 Ventura Blvd. Call 226-0017 with questions. CALABASAS: The City of Calabasas will host an e-waste collection event on Saturday, November 17 from 10 am to 3 pm. Bring your old appliances and electronics to El Camino Shopping Center’s parking lot, 23381 Mulholland Drive to be disposed of properly. WOODLAND HILLS: The Friends of Platt Library will host an “Afternoon of Holiday Music” featuring the singer Bonnie Bowden on Saturday, December 8 at 2 pm. She will perform Christmas and Hanukkah music. The library is located at 23600 Victory Blvd. Admission is free and no reservations are required. WEST HILLS: The Guitar Merchant will present a free music recital on Sunday, November 18 at noon. The store is located at 22805 Saticoy Street at Fallbrook Avenue. RESEDA: Council Bob Blumenfield will host a Holiday Open House on Thursday, November 29 from 4:30 to 7 pm. Refreshments will be served. Guests are invited to bring donations of new, unwrapped toys for local children as well as socks, blankets and canned goods for the homeless. His office is located at 19010 Vanowen Street. Donations can be dropped off Monday to Friday 9 am to 6 pm. For more information visit blumenfield.lacity.org/holidays2018 or call 774-4330. WOODLAND HILLS: Gelb Group, A Family of Companies, will collect toys for Toys for Tots beginning Friday, November 23. Bring your new, unwrapped toys to the lobby of the Gelb building at 6200 Canoga Avenue from 8 am to 6 pm. Marines will pick up all toys after December 14 and distribute them. For more information call Gloria Pollack at (818) 377-2277 or Carol Pacheco at (818) 659 2201. Valley News Group, November 15, 2018 Page 3 People in the News COMMUNITY Valley resident Jon Scott, right, has just release his new book, Tom Petty and Me. Scott and Petty were friends for over 40 years. He started his career as a DJ in 1967 at America’s most powerful rock station, WMC-FM 100. FM100 played a part in breaking a large number of bands, such as ZZ Top, Saturday,TUESDAY, JULY November 4th, 2017 24, 2018 David Bowie, Pure Prairie League, the Doobie Brothers, Billy Joel AGOURAWARNER PERFORMINGCENTER PARK JULY ARTS 4TH EDUCATION CENTER and more. Scott then moved to 8:00FIREWORKS PM SPECTACULAR MCA records as a promo man, 285456:00 pm Driver Warner Avenue Center Park then on to ABC Records, where he met Petty. In his book Scott shares AgouraWoodland CA Hills91301 CA Price:Admission $45 Free the series of coincidences and serendipity that brought him and The Valley Cultural Center and Keyes Motors Petty together, altering both of their careers. This is the story of incredible talent and how the course of rock and roll was forever present Los Angeles City Councilman Bob Blumenfield’s More information available on our website: changed. Available at tompettyandme.com and amazon.com. Domine:July 4th Fireworks Soliloquy Extravaganza at Warner Cenetr Park. RaineEnjoy aSoriano, free Pops pianist and Broadway program performed by www.sfvsymphony.com or by calling (818) 347-4807 Calabasas native JD Slajchert, the San Fernando Valley Symphony Orchestra under the left, wrote MoonFlower during Fernandez:musical direction Persepolis of James Bazaar Domine. Then conclude the his final two years as a Division evening with one of the most spectacular fireworks dis- 1 basketball player at UCSB. The book preserves the spirit of Tuttle:plays in Thousand Southern California,Mile Suite the July 4th Extravaganza. and honors the memory of his “hero,” Luc Bodden, a six-year- Sibelius: Violin Concerto old who lost his life to sickle Aubree Oliverson, violinist cell anemia. MoonFlower is a fictional, coming of age novel A Proud Sponsor of the July 4 Concert which deals with a chronically ill child, basketball, a love story The San Fernando Valley Symphony Orchestra is supported in part by the Los Angeles County Board and an adventure. The book is of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County available at jdwritesbooks.com Arts Commission and amazon.com. Slajchert works with a foundation to promote awareness for sickle cell anemia. Joint care that will move you. Don’t put off dealing with joint pain. Our orthopedic experts will be with you all the way—from fi rst consultation to your new lease on life. Do it for future you. Find your specialist at dignityhealth.org/northridge or call 818.527.4029. Page 4, Valley News Group, November 15, 2018 COMMUNITYBUSINESS Fire Victims: How to Apply for FEMA Funding Want Local News Faster? Congressman Brad Sherman or employees facing challenges for SBA loans to repair or replace Register to get the online paper delivered to your has announced ways that as a result of the Woolsey Fire disaster-related damages to homes email every Thursday. those affected by the Woolsey - should register with FEMA or personal property. Businesses Fire can begin the process of by calling 1-800-621-FEMA and homeowners can apply for SBA Email [email protected] recovering and rebuilding. (3362), visiting https://www. loans online at https://disasterloan. and say REGISTER ME! Sherman, along with disasterassistance.gov/, or find a sba.gov/ela/Information/Index Congresswoman Julia Brownley, local Disaster Recovery Center Unemployment assistance: and Congressman Ted Lieu, sent a online at https://egateway.fema. People who are out of work due letter to the President urging him gov/ESF6/DRCLocator as soon to the fires may be eligible for to approve the disaster declaration as possible. unemployment benefits. You can first requested by Governor Jerry Small Business file for benefits at https://www.edd. Brown and make these funds Administration (SBA): ca.gov/Unemployment/UI_Online. available to fire survivors. The Administration also htm. You can also file by phone, After statements opposing approved U.S. Small Business Monday to Friday, 8 am to noon aid to California fire victims, on Administration (SBA) loans for by calling: Monday, the President signed a homeowners, businesses, and English: 1-800-300-5616 declaration that allows federal nonprofit organizations. The Spanish: 1-800-326-8937 funds to be available to help Los Chinese: 1-800-547-3506 Angeles and Ventura County FEMA funding will be (Cantonese), 1-866-303-0706 survivors. 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