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Weekend Glance Thursday, June 29, 2017 Vol. 16 No. 12 NEWS NEWS ENTERTAINMENT NEWS No budget Illegal What’s new Service club in Norwalk fireworks on Netflix updates SEE PAGE 2 SEE PAGE 3 SEE PAGE 9 SEE PAGE 3 Here is where to buy your ‘safe and sane’ fireworks JULY 4 Downey Fireworks Show Residents wishing to purchase “safe and sane” fireworks to celebrate the 4th of July holiday can choose from 17 different FridayWeekend79˚ DATE: Tuesday, July 4 local organizations and religious groups who have fireworks stands throughout the city. Fireworks can be legally purchased at a TIME: 9 pm July 1-4. Glance LOCATION: Downey High Saturday 6878˚⁰ The list of groups and their stand locations can be found below. Friday JULY 6 Let’s Do Lunch mixer Sunday 76˚ DATE: Thursday, July 6 70⁰ 12 pm 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) Saturday TIME: Organization: Downey Organization: Downey Organization: Downey Organization: Downey LOCATION: Green Olive First Church Sister Cities Elks Lodge No. 2020 United Methodist Church (Promenade) Location: 251 Stonewood Location: 9859 Firestone Location: 11233 Woodruff Location: 7676 Firestone JULY 8 FROM OUR FACEBOOK St. (Stonewood parking lot Blvd. (Rite Aid) Ave. (Elks Hall) Blvd. (Albertson’s parking Community BBQ near Firestone) lot) DATE: Saturday, July 8 L.A. County pledges to TIME: 11 am secure south Rancho LOCATION: Downey United campus after latest fire Masonic Lodge 5.) 6.) 7.) 8.) Alicia Edquist: Come up Organization: CC Organization: St. Organization: Downey Organization: West with a plan to protect the JULY 10 Foursquare Church Raymond’s Church Rose Float Assoc. Downey Little League property? Really!? Now you want to protect your precious Kabuki Sushi property? If LA county wants DATE: Tuesday, July 10 Location: 8530 Firestone Location: 12348 Location: 8626 Firestone Location: 7399 Stewart to own it why does our city Blvd. (Wesley Health Paramount Blvd. (St. Blvd. (Ralph’s parking lot) and Grey Rd. (Old River have to be included...to foot TIME: 10 am the bill and do the leg work Center) LOCATION: Benihana Raymond’s) Liquors) on a property that LA County neglected until now. Kids Imagine Nation Deb Debs: Why not demolish DATE: Tuesday, July 10 the whole place and make TIME: 4 pm 9.) 10.) 11.) 12.) way for new single family homes? I would love to buy a LOCATION: Downey Theatre Organization: Downey Organization: Warren Organization: Downey Organization: Calvary High Cheer Boosters High Band Boosters Free Methodist Chapel Downey house in that area. JULY 12 Carol Berkeley: I just Location: 7915 Florence Location: 9001 Apollo Location: 9245 Florence Location: 12808 Woodruff drove around the property. Concerts in the Park: 3rd Marine Ave. (CVS) Way (Walmart) Ave. (Methodist Church) Ave. (Calvary Church) It is fenced, there are no Aircraft Wingband trespassing signs posted. DATE: Wednesday, July 12 There is graffiti on the buildings. You are never going TIME: 7 pm to completely secure the LOCATION: Furman Park property. Gangs want in, they will get in. That property has been vacant for maybe 40+ JULY 15 yrs. A uthor talk with Janet Tronstad 13.) 14.) 15.) 16.) Organization: Jobs Organization: Downey Organization: Dios Con Organization: Love, Peace Robert Dixon: My mother Saturday, July 15 DATE: Daughters No. 244 Reign Church Nosotros and Happiness Church was one of the switchboard TIME: 12 pm operators at Rancho way back in the 50s. She retired in 78 LOCATION: Downey City Library Location: 10231 Lakewood Location: 7502 Florence Location: 13525 Lakewood Location: 7955 Firestone as Supervisor III in charge for Blvd. (Pep Boys) Ave. (Del Rio Lanes) Blvd. (Food 4 Less) Blvd. (Norm’s Restaurant) Rancho and 5 other county hospitals communications JULY 19 department. I hope some of Concerts in the Park: The Wiseguys the old buildings at Rancho get a historic classification. DATE: Wednesday, July 19 TIME: 7 pm Elizabeth Banos: My heart is LOCATION: Furman Park 17.) Lose a Pet? aching to see this happening. Organization: Downey I always hoped that house On July 4, the Downey Patriot will create a thread on its Facebook page specifically to will be preserved like the little JULY 24 AYSO Region 24 reunite lost pets with their owners. Visit Facebook.com/DowneyPatriot house at the corner of Apollo Park. This seems intentionally Prismatic Magic Extravaganza Location: 9200 Lakewood Also visit the Patriot on Twitter (@DowneyPatriot) to report lost or found pets. done and it is too sad. DATE: Monday, July 24 Blvd. (Ralph’s Market) Cynthia Jones-Engle: There TIME: 4 pm is so much history on this LOCATION: Downey Theatre property. Most people just see it as abandoned property, but it is so much more. JULY 26 Concerts in the Park: Downey Myrna Aguilar: Such a shame! :( I take walks there Symphony Two separate fires consume Rancho and I always admired that DATE: Wednesday, July 26 house. TIME: 7 pm LOCATION: Furman Park south campus buildings City Council votes to prohibit public urination JULY 30 dispatched. ■ FIRES: The Monday morning fires Bebo De Elizarra: You mean Dance is Life destroyed two structures, including the Upon arrival at the second I’ve been holding it until I DATE: Sunday, July 30 former home of Rancho superintendent get home, like a responsible blaze, firefighters reported a well adult, for nothing? TIME: 6:30 pm William Harriman. involved 50’ x 50’ commercial LOCATION: Downey Theatre structure fire to the southeast. Lizet Elaine Elliott: would have thought something like AUGUST 5 By Alex Dominguez DFD has reported that both this would be covered by Staff Writer buildings were total losses, and indecent exposure laws. Concerts in the Park: A Salute to its causes are currently being Santana Jorge Tovar: Good, I’ve seen DOWNEY – Downey Fire investigated. Saturday, Aug. 5 Department responded to two people doing this too often in DATE: our city. TIME: 5 pm separate structure fires on the According to K-NBC, four LOCATION: Golden Park Rancho Los Amigos south campus individuals are currently being George Salazar: This usually in the early hours of the morning questioned by authorities. because of homelessness. Hot Havana Nights on Monday. Most homeless people do not This is not the first time that have access to what most of Wednesday, Aug. 5 DATE: DFD first responded to a flames have consumed part of the us take for granted. TIME: 6:30 pm large abandoned two-story home Rancho south campus this year, as The 1915 Harriman house on the south Rancho Los Amigos LOCATION: Elks Lodge that was fully involved in fire at firefighters responded to a two- campus was destroyed in a fire Monday. Photo by Alex approximately 2:28 a.m., located alarm fire in February. Reach us on Facebook at: Dominguez Facebook.com/DowneyPatriot AUGUST 12 near the circular intersection at Los Angeles County Supervisor Smart Gardening workshop Erickson Avenue and Consuelo Street. Janice Hahn released a statement DATE: Saturday, Aug. 12 in response to the fires, voicing The redevelopments that Health Services, Fire Department, TIME: 9:30 am The building has since been her concern for the security of the Hahn referenced include the Sheriff’s Department, Department TWEET OF THE WEEK LOCATION: Wilderness Park identified as the former Harriman buildings and sites located on the development of a $10 million of Public Works, and the City of / Superintendent’s House. South Campus. sports center, which Downey City Downey to come back to the @WarrenSoftball: Council discussed and moved Board in two week’s time with a Congratulations to Lesley OCTOBER 29 Several engines responded. “We must take steps to better forward on last week. plan to prevent future fires, arson Bojorquez for being Dia de los Muertos protect this area from future fires and other criminal activity on the While fighting the fire, a selected to Division 2 ALL and other criminal activity in Hahn also made a motion south campus. The motion passed DATE: Sunday, Oct. 29 second structure fire was reported, CIF advance of the redevelopment of with the Board of Supervisors to unanimously. TIME: 11 am also on the Rancho south campus. the entire property,” said Hahn. direct the County CEO to work in Follow us! LOCATION: Downey Theatre A separate fire response was conjunction with Department of @DowneyPatriot 2 | The Downey Patriot Thursday, June 29, 2017 City Council votes to ban public urination Norwalk City Council extends 2017-18 DOWNEY – The Downey City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved an ordinance to make public urination and defecation budget talks past July 1 deadline illegal in Downey. “The Police Department is encountering incidents of public ■ NORWALK: Council members are Rios strongly objected, citing the process. were proposed by Shryock, who urination, particularly at night, on city streets and alleyways,” said city adverse ramifications on the city’s has argued for deeper spending unable to agree on a spending plan The split decision among the attorney Yvette Abich Garcia. “The Downey Municipal Code contains for next fiscal year. financial standing if there’s no cuts for the next fiscal year. no reference or prohibition for public urination and defecation.” official budget by June 30. council comes after weeks of budget meetings where city staff The budget overview Dumping of garbage and other waste is treated as disorderly “We need to see some went through the proposed 2017- presented to the Council in May conduct, added Garcia, but neither public urination or defecation By Christian Brown progress on this tonight,” Rios 19, two-year budget line by line. included a two-year spending constitutes a punishable offense under the municipal code. Editor said. “If the negotiations were a plan, which projected $130.48 problem for Shryock, I would’ve During the process, city staff million for fiscal year 2017-18 The police department recommended the ordinance’s approval.
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