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Istration Increase Revealed As 580 Shown As False
An alert and vigorous newspaper .Before you shop, it will be wise to devoted to the activities and inter- TOWNSHIP study carefully the Values and ser- ests of the residents of this area. vices offered by our advertisers. Each, Read it regularly each week to be edition carries merchandise news of fully informed of every newsworthy utmost importance to the thrifty event in your home town! buyer. You can trust our advertisers 1 VOL. XI—NO. 45 FORDS, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1949 PRICE THREE CENTS 'dance, Honesty Pays Off Status as Disabled istration Increase Yet Gets Yacovlno •"••: : .' - /• ••• ••••...' Cop Job Priority Places 16th in Original Revealed as 580 ; List; Withheld Citing By CHARLES E. GKKGORY Hurts on Exam Paper I have known all along WOODBRIDGE — Philip Yaco- that the Communist party- vino, 9 Birch Street, Port Reading, Shown as False line leadership in the union who finished 16th on the Civil Service Examination list for ap- which holds captive the em- j pointment to the police depart- ployes of the U. S. Metals in j ment, lias been placed at the top ; Carmel CWV Officers Assume Duties Enthusiastic Party Carteret, is crumbling. of the list as a disabled veteran.. 9 $: * K- # it was learned Tuesday. Workers Estimate The workers are grateful Dr. William S. Carpenter, chair- for finally having been man of the Civil Service Com- shown the real facts about mission, told the Independent- Grossly in •or Maurice Travis, the con- Jay Jones, Star Street, Iselin, is shown receiving a check for Leader Trenton correspondent SoO from the Railway Express Agency for helping- the authorities yesterday that Mr. -
2003 Round #2 - Qualified Residential Rental Project Developers
CALIFORNIA DEBT LIMIT ALLOCATION COMMITTEE 2003 Round #2 - Qualified Residential Rental Project Developers DEVELOPER CONTACT APPL. DEVELOPER DEVELOPER ISSUER PROJECT NAME PROJECT ADDRESS COUNTY DEVELOPER TELEPHONE & E-MAIL No. ADDRESS CONTACT INFORMATION 03-123 California Statewide Mango Tree Village 3221 W. Temple Street, Los Angeles Advanced Business 7510 Sunset Blvd., #270, Samir Srivastava (213) 268-2723 Communities Development Apartments Los Angeles, CA 90026 Solutions, LLC Los Angeles, CA 90046 [email protected] Authority 03-132 Housing Authority of the Evergreen Village 5545 Sky Parkway, Sacramento A. F. Evans Company, Inc. 100 Bush Street, Ste. 925, Lee Novak (415) 591-2205 County of Sacramento Apartments Sacramento, CA 95823 San Francisco, CA 94104 [email protected] 03-128 California Statewide Arbor Ridge Apartments Shady Willow Lane, Contra Costa AHDC, Inc. 3128 Willow Ave., Suite Jeanne Vaughn (559) 292-9212 Communities Development Brentwood, CA 94513 101, Clovis, CA 93612 [email protected] Authority 03-139 California Statewide Olive Tree Village I 1600 E. Lincoln Avenue, Orange American Housing 3324 Wilshire Blvd., 4th Samir Srivastava or (213) 487-2400 Communities Development Apartments Anaheim, CA 92805 Construction, Inc. Floor, Los Angeles, CA Albert Otero [email protected] or Authority 90010 [email protected] 03-114 California Statewide Central Family Apartments 437 - 445 S. Central Ave. & Los Angeles American Senior Living 1740 E. Garry Ave., #105, Kaye Mondell (949) 224-1800, ext. 108 Communities Development 313 - 315 W. Lomita Ave., (ASL), Inc. Santa Ana, CA 92705 [email protected] Authority Glendale, CA 92104 03-130 California Statewide Heritage Park at Temecula 44155 & 44159 Margarita Riverside American Senior Living 1740 E. -
2006 Annual Report
Making a Difference. .Helping Members Grow 2006 Annual Report 350 South Bixel Street Los Angeles, CA 90017 213.580.7500 213.580.7511 www.lachamber.org Message from the Board Chair and President & CEO David Nichols Gary L. Toebben SVP, CALIfornia PRESIDENT & CEO AT&T To Our Members: The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce played an The Chamber also revitalized our marketing and important role in helping to improve economic prosperity communications efforts this year by updating our time- and quality of life in the Los Angeles region in 006. honored logo and redesigning our Web site to better serve our members. Our updated Web site now serves as a The Chamber’s advocacy efforts helped pass the historic comprehensive resource for members and the business “Rebuild California” infrastructure bonds, which will community by providing information about public policy deliver unprecedented funding for critical infrastructure issues, Chamber programs and events, and much more. projects throughout the state. We helped to successfully block annual indexing of the state minimum wage. We We are pleased to present this annual report, which also introduced and helped pass citywide term limits and highlights the Chamber’s activities in 006. from ethics reforms in the City of Los Angeles. And this is just effective policy advocacy to expanded programs and the beginning. resources for our members, 006 was a year of success and growth for the Chamber. We look forward to building In 006, the Chamber took significant steps to enhance on this success in 007 and continuing to serve the our organization. In July, nationally recognized business business community in the most vibrant region in the leader Gary L. -
2021 OCBJ Family Business Award Nominees
7.19.21_SR_FOB.qxp_SR_Law_Firms 7/16/21 12:22 PM Page 23 An Orange County Business Journal Special Report 2021 2020 WINNERS UPDATE What’s Happened Since They Won a Year Ago? PAGE 24 Family-Owned Business Award Nominees PAGE 39 Awards Ceremony at Irvine Marriott AUG. 26 Presented by 7.19.21_SR_FOB.qxp_SR_Law_Firms 7/15/21 3:39 PM Page 24 24 ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL www.ocbj.com JULY 19, 2021 Family-Owned Business Winners Adapt, Expand Drive-Thrus, Booze, EVs Josh Kornoff, who along with his wife, print,” Kornoff said. Elena, in 2017 started Surf City Still Works, Earlier this year, the company launched its Make for a Winning Year SURF CITY STILL WORKS a Huntington Beach distillery, was under- newest product line, hard seltzers, where it n By PETER J. BRENNAN stated when he said it’s been “a really inter- took a novel approach with cocktail-inspired Family Survives, Company Expands esting year.” flavors such as Soda and Lime, Mai Tai, The Business Journal is scheduled to “Where do I even start? We’re still a fam- Moscow Mule and Margarita to differentiate present the annual Family-Owned Business ily—that’s a great thing,” he quipped. its products from competitors such as White Awards on Aug. 26 at the Irvine Marriott. The company didn’t slow down its expan- Claw and Truly brands. It’s our first such live and in-person event sion plans during the pandemic. It has com- Kornoff said product sales are “going very since the pandemic began in March last year.