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July, 2012

Neighborhood Council Newsletter

CALL FOR CANDIDATES The Reseda Neighborhood Council will be holding elections during the Reseda Centennial Celebration on September 29. This gives you at least 2 good reasons to come to the Celebration at Reseda Park.

In every election, great candidates are a necessity. This is a call for anyone that would like to work towards making Reseda a better place to live and work. Step forward and volunteer to serve on the RNC Board of Directors.

The Board consists of 4 representatives for residential, 4 for business and 7 at large to include anyone that spends time in Reseda but doesn’t live or work here.

This is a volunteer position and YOUR help is needed to continue the fine work that the RNC Board has been doing in various areas. These include, but are not limited to Improving the infrastructure, hearing and recommending to the City on Planning and Zoning issues, Youth and Senior affairs, economic development and much more. Being a member of your Neighborhood Council, a function of the L.A. City Charter for over 10 years, better equips you to navigate the bureaucracy of city government and to help your friends, family and neighbors to do the same.

We are looking for candidates to apply between July 31 and August 30. All interested c a n d i d a t e s p l e a s e e m a i l rnc@resedacouncil.org. Also, look for more information at www.EmpowerLA.org

If you are interested, you’re encouraged visit either of the two General Meetings in July, on the 2nd and 16th, to talk to current Board Members and learn what the job entails.

RESEDA’S 100th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Reseda, one of the original valley suburbs, will be celebrating its 100th year throughout 2012, planning and participating in events and revelries culminating in a gala outdoor music and art festival in September. Reseda, the hub of the valley, was an original Red Car stop on the Pacific Electric line, and is host to the Los Angeles River, ground‐zero of the Northridge Earthquake, and the home of the Karate Kid.

Reseda was once the heart of a diverse and vibrant music scene, with acts such as U2, Tom Petty, James Brown, No Doubt, Zoogz Rift, Los Lobos, Lucinda Williams, and Jane’s Addiction performing at such locations as The Country Club and BeBop Records. The Reseda Centennial Music and Art Festival seeks to recreate the heyday of the Reseda music and art scene as well as celebrate the diversity of its community with a wide variety of cultural performances and artistry.

Follow the Reseda Centennial on its website, www.reseda100.com, and on Facebook, www.facebook.com/ResedaCentennial. RESEDA ALOHA RELAY FOR LIFE The Reseda community was alive with pride, hope, remembrance and celebration at Cleveland High School the weekend of June 9‐

10 for Relay For Life to raise money and awareness for a cure and prevention education for the Amercian Cancer Society. With over 400 participants, 35 teams and great weather, the event exceeded $30,000 in donations. Councilman Dennis P. Zine and Reseda Senior Lead Officers Barber and Parra helped open the ceremony on Saturday, and the event continued for the next 24 hours. There was a moving Luminaria Ceremony in the evening honoring loved ones who have been diagnosed with cancer. Several hundred luminaria bags were placed around the track to help guide those walking throughout the night. Themed laps, entertainment, food, and team sales at the event helped create a vibrant event

deemed successful by all accounts. Thank you to the sponsors of the event: Revitalize Reseda, Councilman Dennis P. Zine, Reseda Neighborhood Council, American Legion #308, Larry Bowman, Kokozian Law Firm, Kolbe Honda, Majestic Asset Management, McDonald’s Reseda, Northridge Care Center, Traders Loan and Jewelry, and Valley Presbyterian Hospital. Many participants brought tents and camped out under the stars. Measurable results were tripled from last year’s event and there’s already excitement for Relay for Life 2013! Thanks you to all of you who joined in on this fantastic event! Our top 5 teams were: Revitalize Reseda Team Captain: Nancy Sweeney $10,365 TLC Thunder Team Captains‐ Glesteree Blades/Rhonda Bunnin $3,763 Team 1 Nation Team Captain – Angel Gonzalez $2,830 Team Banzai Team Captain – Kevin Taylor $2,274 Reseda NC Team Captain‐ Nani Shaked $1,798 It's not too late to make a donation! Please do so now at www.relayforlife.org/resedaca

Emergency, Disaster & Community Safety 3

Youth Corner 2

Community Announcements 3

Senior Corner 3

Business Announcements 4

Recognizing Reseda Businesses 6

Calendar 6

ALOHA RELAY FOR LIFE OF

RESEDA 2012 COMMITTEE

COUNCILMAN ZINE PRESENTS AWARDS

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COMMUNITY

MILITARY TRIBUTE The Military tribute leather carving created by leathercraft student Anne Newkold from Newkold’s Leather Emporium is a carving to honor all Veterans and active duty Military. A small way of showing appreciation and saying Thank You for all they have sacrificed.

Many members of Anne’s family have been in 4 of the 5 branches of our Armed Forces and when creating this piece she said, ”All those who put their lives on the line to protect our freedoms should be honored everyday not just holidays. “

This creation is the first of two that will be on display at Standing Bear’s Trading Post. The 2nd is a 3‐D embossed carving entitled “All Gave Some, Some Gave All” . If you or someone in your family is a Veteran or Active Duty Military, It would be an honor for Anne and Standing Bear’s if you would allow us to take your picture with this tribute. Land of the Free is currently on display at Standing Bears Trading Post in Reseda, CA. from 10 :00 AM

To 6:00 PM, Monday ‐ Saturday and when finished the “Some Gave All” will be displayed as well.

Standing Bear’s Trading Post offers a 10% dis‐count on all purchases from veterans and ac‐tive duty Military on purchases of their leather‐craft supplies, Just mention your service.

For more information about Anne Newkold and Newkold’s Leather Emporium Please Visit:

h t t p s : / / w w w . f a c e b o o k . c o m /NewkoldsLeatherEmporium

For more information about Standing Bear’s Trading Post, Please Visit : http://www.sbearstradingpost.com

YOUTH CORNER

RESEDA SCHOOL WINS TECHNOLOGY AWARD Los Angeles Unified School District Board Member Tamar Galatzan announced the nine winners of her Technology Pilot Contest, each of whom will receive up to $35,000 of technol‐ogy equipment.

“As we go out and talk to teachers, principals and students, what we hear over and over again is a need for technology,” said Tamar. “That’s why we decided, as other projects came in under budget, to dedicate those funds to getting technology out to creative teachers with innovative projects that can be piloted right here in the Valley."

Outside judges with an expertise in technology, education and innovation selected the win‐ners, which included three elementary schools, three middle schools and three high schools.

Applications were judged on the core idea, whether the technology was integrated into the curriculum, whether there is a technology team on the ground at the school that can support the endeavor, and whether those who implemented the pilot would be willing to re‐cord their experiences, host other teachers, and share best practices.

Winners will be honored at a gathering with Tamar, and their projects will be tracked and monitored so they may serve as innovation hubs, and their successes can be shared with other schools.

The contest was open to any LAUSD or affili‐ated charter school in Board District 3, which has about 135 schools and includes most of the San Fernando Valley.

Forty five schools submitted 75 applications.

The goal of the competition was to spread scarce funds to teachers and schools with a

clear, creative vision on how to weave technol‐ogy into the academic curriculum.

Teacher Richard Feldman from Miller Career and Transition Center in Reseda, where dis‐abled students will receive desktop computers and iPads to learn skills that will prepare them for the workplace.

Miller Career and Transition Center: Special education students ages 15‐22 with moderate to severe disabilities will use desktop com‐puters and iPads to prepare for transition to employment. Computers will be used to teach a new class called Foundations of Computer Literacy and Graphic Arts, which will teach them basic computer skills and graphic design to prepare them for the workplace.

Land of the Free is on Display at Standing Bear’s Trading Post

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SENIOR CORNER

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

RESEDA POOL OPENING For the past year, the Reseda Recreation Cen‐ter has been renovating our public pool. The renovation involves the replacement of the existing pool and the pump house, the irriga‐tion system. The renovation has added a deco‐rative pool deck, perimeter fencing landscape, functional art and an irrigation system.

Five to seven years ago the city of LA proposed a proposition with both city funds and private funds. The decision was made to renovate the pool in hopes of making it more welcoming and useful to the public. The pool is now 9,000 sq. ft. and the pump house is 500 sq. ft.

The city has made the pool more eye‐catching by adding numerous functional art pieces, also known as shade structures. The shade struc‐tures are long towering metal polls with artful design like tropical trees imbedded in. The sun reflects the shape imbedded in the metal de‐sign and projects the design over the people to cause shade. These gorgeous art pieces attract the eyes of many on‐going people, inviting them to enter the pool area. The renovated pool sends off a fun welcoming vibe to many people. It’s now a fun place for people of all

pages to spend some leisure time during the summer. The city wanted to make the pool bigger and better in order to attract more peo‐ple. They aim to create a place of honor and celebration worthy of the neighborhood. The pool will have numerous aquatic programs such as, swimming lessons, competitive swim‐ming and lifeguard training. After years of plan‐ning and renovating the new gorgeous pool will finally open this summer.

FORMER RESEDA RESIDENT MAR‐RIES STATE SENATOR On April 27th Angela Monzon (formerly of Reseda) and State Senator Alex Padilla were married at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. Senator Padilla represents California District 20.

SAVE EVERYDAY: SHOPRESEDA

What’s better than supporting local businesses on the 25th of every month – shopping locally every day! The success of Spend $25 every 25th has recently lead to a new ShopRESEDA Dis‐

count Card program. Pick up your free card today and start saving at participating Reseda businesses every day of the month! ShopRE‐SEDA was launched back in November of 2011 during the nationwide Shop Small Saturday. ShopRESEDA is part of the Reseda Neighbor‐hood Council & ShopLA initiative. Like us on facebook for latest program updates at www.facebook.com/shopreseda.

HOW TO HELP MAKE

SHOPRESEDA BETTER Spread the word! Tell your neighbors, friends, & family about supporting local Reseda busi‐nesses! Take your colleagues out to lunch in Reseda! Have a school fundraiser at a Reseda business! Make it a point to gas up or grocery shop in RESEDA! Explore a new restaurant or store in RESEDA! Reseda has thousands of businesses looking forward to serving you!

RNC BOARD MEMBERS: Cary Iaccino Chair

DJ Frank Vice‐Chair

Hank Truxillo Secretary

Lee Smith Treasurer

Phil Merlin Parliamentarian

Juan Guzman Sergeant Arms

Vahan Chaparyan Board Member

Brandon Balderas Board Member

Armineh Chelebian Board Member

Michael Cohen Board Member

Noelle Guzman Board Member

Kimberly Maxwell Board Member

Timothy Mulholland Board Member

Adna (Nani) Shaked Board Member

Kevin Taylor Board Member

To contact Board Members, visit the RNC web‐site at: www.resedacouncil.org or email us at:

SENIOR FRIDAY MOVIES On Fridays the ONEGeneration shows FREE movies for Seniors at the Center located at 18255 Victory Blvd. at 1:30 PM. This follows

the Senior Lunch. (Donation of $2.00 asked for) 7/6 Man on a Ledge Sam Worthington, Elizabeth Banks (2012) (102 min) 7/13 The Illusionist Edward Norton, Paul Giamatti (2006) (110 min)

7/20 Big Miracle Drew Barrymore, John Krasinski (2012) (107 min) 7/27 Memoirs of a Geisha Ziyi Zhang, Ken Watanabe (2005) (140 min)

EMERGENCY DISASTER & SAFETY RESEDA NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH The Reseda Neighborhood Watch meets on the second Thursday of each month. The July Meeting will be held at 7:00 PM on July 12 in the Community Room at the West Valley Police Station, 19020 Vanowen St. This month’s meeting will be a “Summer Potluck”. Hot dogs will be BBQ’d and you are requested to bring your favorite side dish.

Note that in August there will be no Reseda Neighborhood Watch meeting due to National Night Out.

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT National Night Out is traditionally held on the

first Tuesday of August. This year that will be August 7.

This year the National Night Out Celebration in the West Valley returns to the original format that encourages all to join with their neighbors and have block parties, turn on porch lights in support. Get to know your neighbors and have a pot luck or BBQ with your neighbors attend‐ing. Talk about Neighborhood Watch and how it can decrease the crime rate in your neighborhood.

CPAB The Community Police Advisory Board (CPAB) meets on the second Wednesday of the month. The July Meeting will be held at 7:00

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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WELCOME NEW BUSINESS Each month, we welcome new businesses to our Reseda business community. They help to provide more jobs and increase our local eco‐nomic activity. Be sure to say hello and welcome the following businesses to our community: Dragon Massage Spa, 19315 Saticoy St. #K JAM (Joining All Movement), 18242 Sherman Way. 818‐343‐1615 Sam’s Auto Club, 7100 Reseda Blvd., 818‐975‐6215 The Good Store, 7620 Tampa Ave., 818‐758‐1893 Mike’s Transmission , 17720 Saticoy St. 818‐345‐7000 Valley Economic Development Center (VEDC), 18645 Sherman Way, #114, 818‐705‐9977

JULY BUSINESS MIXER The Reseda Neighborhood Council Economic Development Committee brings you an oppor‐tunity on July 17th to meet fellow businesses, enjoy refreshments and door prizes at the Re‐seda Business Mixer. The event will be held that Tuesday evening from 6:30 pm‐8:00 pm at Aura’s Xquisit Food, Xotic Juices & Coffee, 18401 Sherman Way. For more information or to advertise your business through a door prize, contact nguzman@resedacouncil.org or 818‐426‐1213

MANDATORY COMMERCIAL RECYCLING On July 1, 2012, it became mandatory for busi‐nesses and multi family dwellings to recycle. Any Multi‐Family dwelling of 5 units or more, or business that disposes of 4 cubic yards or more of solid waste per week.

You can comply by:

1. Separating your recyclables from the trash and taking them to a recycling center or sub‐scribing to a service for the collection of recy‐clables by a permitted hauler.

2. Subscribing to a permitted hauler that col‐lects all your waste in one bin and separates the recyclables at a different site.

For more information contact the Bureau of Sanitation at 1‐800‐773‐2489 or www. lacity‐san.org

SHOP LOCAL: SPEND $25 ON

THE 25TH IN RESEDA How do you plan to spend your $25 this 25th? Every month, on the 25th, a large number of RESEDA businesses offer special incentives that day to encourage local shopping. Economic studies have shown that up to 45 cents of every $1 spent at a local business comes back into that local community. Shifting just even a small amount of your income spent at a RE‐SEDA business has a multiplier effect in the community ‐ it helps keep business doors open, increases local employment, & improves our community.

It may surprise you that the variety of restau‐rants, clothing stores, beauty salons/ barber shops, furniture stores, boutiques, business services, & more that can be found right here in Reseda‐ check out our business directory & participating businesses on www.resedacouncil.org or www.shopresedacity.com. Or Watch for Spe‐cial Editions of this newsletter that list the more than 150 locations and their discounts. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/spend25every25th.

WHERE CAN I LEARN MORE ABOUT SUPPORTING RESEDA BUSINESSES? For the full list of participating businesses in the Spend $25 every 25th and the ShopRESEDA D i s c o u n t C a r d , p r o g r am s v i s i t www.resedacouncil.org or www.shopresedacity.com. Visit often, as busi‐nesses are joining these programs every month! Watch for Special Editions of this newsletter that are available at local busi‐nesses at at RNC Meetings and Outreach Booths that are at most local events.

IS YOUR BUSINESS TAKING AD‐VANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY? This is a FREE advertising program to your busi‐ness. By offering special pricing or discounts, you can be included in this FREE program.

If you would like to continue to grow this pro‐gram please contact Noelle Guzman at nguzman@resedacouncil.org or Garth Carlson at gcarlson@resedacouncil.org or phone 818‐419‐2513. To see an updated list of participat‐

i n g b u s i n e s s e s p l e a s e g o t o w w w . s h o p r e s e d a c i t y . o r g www.resedacouncil.org

VEDC OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES TO BUSINESS Last month the Valley Economic Development Center opened in Reseda. VEDC offers many services to businesses in the West valley for the purpose of allowing small businesses to succeed by supplying them with resources and assistance. In addition to classes in various aspects of business, they offer assistance in securing small business loans, grants .

Have an idea that you think would make a successful business? On July 10, an Entrepre‐neurial Training Program will be held for the purpose of helping those that wish to start a new business get started. It will be held on Tuesdays from 5:30 Pm to 8:00 PM from July 10 to August 28, 2012. Class location will be at 18645 Sherman Way # 114. Note that parking is in the rear.

On July 17, from 5:30 to 6:30 a workshop on business loans will be held at VEDC, and then to make an evening you should head to Aura’s for the RNC’s Business Mixer.

Other subjects that you can learn about at the VEDC are: business loans, finance & account‐ing, how to write a business plan, sales & mar‐keting, e‐commerce and specialized training.

Speak to Keith or Angelica at 818‐705‐9977

VOTE LOCAL! Last month, Mission Small Business conducted a poll for local businesses to receive a grant of $250,000 if local residents would vote for them.

“Vote for your favorite small businesses in your community. Each business needs at least 250 votes to be considered for a $250,000 grant. Eligible small business applicants will then be judged by a panel of business experts”.

Although final results won’t be available until June 30, after this publication has been put to bed, at the this time 2 local businesses had received more than 250 votes from their sup‐porters, Standing Bears Trading Post, 7624 Tampa Ave. and European Vision Auto Works., 7444 Reseda Blvd, #L.

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COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNENBERG SCHOOL OF NURSING HOLDS OPEN HOUSE Ready to change your life? The Annenberg School of Nursing (ASN) can help! ASN is cur‐rently accepting applications for the class be‐ginning August 2012. The 12‐month full‐time vocational nursing program will host Open House events now through July.

A program of the world‐renowned Los Angeles Jewish Home, ASN is designed to prepare stu‐dents for the NCLEX‐PN® licensure exam. Cur‐riculum includes classroom and skills lab in‐struction as well as clinical training at local hospitals and other sites.

The event will include an overview of the pro‐gram by director Marie Fagan and financial information with Barbara Noblet, financial aid director. Tours of the ASN facility, including skills lab, computer center, and library, will be given. The event is open to potential students as well as high school counselors and health‐care professionals.

Refreshments will be served.

The Annenberg School of Nursing is located on the Grancell Village campus of the Los Angeles Jewish Home, 7150 Tampa Avenue, Reseda. Space is limited and reservations are required. To RSVP or for more information, please con‐tact Cindy Thomas at 818‐757‐4431 or ASN@jha.org

TREATMENT CENTER’S NEW ISM PROGRAM By: Jose Mendoza The Integrated Service Management program is designed to provide mental health, physical health, and substance abuse services to the Latino/Hispanic community at no cost. All services are culturally competent and fully accessible in both English and Spanish.

The goal of this program is to reduce stigma in the Latino/Hispanic community associated with accessing mental health services and to in‐crease access to vital mental and medical care for the uninsured or underinsured members of our community.

The program offers free classes and workshops on health related topics such as: anxiety, de‐pression, and domestic violence. Once en‐rolled, access to a licensed therapist would be provided. Payment assistance is also available

for non‐traditional health care services such as: Herbalists, Masseuses, and Spiritual Healers and utility bills.

To qualify you must have an ongoing medical condition (ex. diabetes, high cholesterol) and/or be experiencing substance abuse issues accompanied by a mental health issue (ex. severe anxiety, chronic depression). For more information, contact Jose Mendoza 818‐342‐5897 ext. 2167 or Gloria Sistos ext. 2125. Funded by Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health with Mental Health Services Act funds.

PLASMA DONORS In 2012 Advanced BioServices Plasma Center located in Reseda has become known as KED‐PLASMA, a wholly owned subsidiary of Kedrion Biorpharma, an Italian biopharmaceutical com‐pany. Plasma centers are licensed and audited by the FDA , State Health Departments, and foreign agencies. They also are audited as members of PPTA (the Plasma Protein Thera‐peutics Association).

This summer is PPTA’s 20th Anniversary with hundreds of centers certified to collect “Source Plasma” in the USA for Human Albumin, Immu‐noglobulins and Coagulation Factors. Plasma is collected by automated plasmapheresis de‐vices that are safe, quick and easy to use with disposable needles and supplies.

New Donors qualify with a positive ID, and good health including initial physical exam, medical history, normal vital signs and blood tests. Paid plasma donors must donate a sec‐ond acceptable product prior to release of their first unit and once every six months to remain Qualified. (see KEDPLASMA USA.com and pptaglobal.org)

Source Plasma donors may volunteer blood as soon as a week after any plasma donation or twice a week for plasma only and once every six months to remain Qualified. If inactive six months or longer they become an Applicant donor and must give acceptably two times again to Qualify.

WATER CONSERVATION This year's near record‐low snow season in the Eastern Sierra underscores the unpredictable nature of snow and rainfall from year to year,"

said James B. McDaniel, Senior Assistant Gen‐eral Manager of the LADWP Water System. "Our customers have done a great job of inte‐grating water conservation into their daily lives and now we just need to continue that trend. For those customers who haven't cut back, now is the time to adjust your sprinklers, check for leaks and really take steps to reduce your use. For those who have reduced their use, keep it up, and look for even more ways to save."

YOUR RESEDA NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL The Reseda Neighborhood Council is a volun‐teer entity that is elected by the stakeholders of Reseda to represent the community view point to the City of Los Angeles. As such it is an advisory group that ways the pro’s and cons of various issues that affect the community and pass the opinion of the community on to the appropriate government agency or depart‐ment.

YOU can participate by attending the twice monthly RNC meetings and voices your opinion on there issues. Watch for the posting of agen‐das at strategic locations throughout the com‐munity and attend meeting where you wish to voice your opinion.

In addition, read the RNC Newsletter that pub‐lishes over 8000 newsletters each month and are available in over 200 locations or subscribe to the weekly E‐Newsletter to be aware of meetings and events in and around Reseda , The e‐newsletter is published weekly. Send y o u r ema i l a d d r e s s t o g c a r l ‐son@resedacouncil.org to subscribe.

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Reseda NC email Reseda NC Mail Address

RNC@RESEDACOUNCIL.ORG 7324 Reseda Blvd. #118

Reseda, CA. 91335

* Office & Meeting Location 18341 Sherman Way #102

** American Legion Hall Meeting Location 7338 Canby Ave

Centennial Committee htruxillo@resedacouncil.org

Economic Development Committee nguzman@resedacouncil.org

Emergency Disaster and Community Safety Committee

tmulholland@resedacouncil.org

Finance Committee lsmith@resedacouncil.org

Graffiti Committee RNC@resedacouncil.org

Liaison Committee RNC@resedacouncil.org

Outreach/Public Relations Committee kmaxwell@resedacouncil.org

Planning and Zoning Committee djfrank@resedacouncil.org

Senior Advocacy Committee pmerlin@resedacouncil.org

Youth Advocacy Committee jguzman@resedacouncil.org

Transportation Committee achelebian@resedacouncil.org

Reseda NC Phone 818‐832‐7540 The following businesses are celebrating anniversaries in our community during July:

Register your business with our Outreach Committee and have your yearly anniversary included here. Con‐tact Outreach@resedacouncil.org and be add you to the Reseda NC listing.

1974 Miller Carpet Care 7616 Lindley Ave.

1992 Pizza Man 18109 Saticoy St.

1993 In‐Trend 7113 Lindley Ave.

2000 Touch of Beauty 7603 White Oak Ave.

2002 Jessica Cleaners 7609 White Oak Ave.

2003 Saul's Brake & Front End Supply

7000 Reseda Blvd.

2004 Encino Auto Body 7100 Reseda Blvd.

2006 Tacos Michoacan 7607 White Oak Ave.

RECOGNIZING RESEDA BUSINESSES

Page 6 CONTACTS, MEETING LOCATIONS, EVENT CALENDAR

July Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1. 9:00 AM Ride Reseda

2. * General Meeting 7:00 PM Reseda NC

3. 4. Independence day

July 4th Fireworks

5. 6. 1:30 PM Free Movie

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8. 9:00 AM Ride Reseda

9. * 7:00 PM Centennial Committee *

10.** 7:00 PM Emer‐gency and Disas‐ter 7:30 PM Graf‐

11. 7:00 PM CPAB

12. 7:00 PM Reseda NW

13. 1:30 PM Free Movie

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15. 9:00 AM Ride Reseda

16. ** 6:00 PM Finance, 7:00 PM General

17. 7:00 PM Sierra Club Meeting

18.* 7:00 PM Economic Development

19.* 7:00 PM 1038 NW

20. 1:30 PM Free Movie

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22. 9:00 AM Ride Reseda

23. * 7:00 PM Centennial Committee

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25. Spend $25 on the 25th in Reseda

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27. 1:30 PM Free Movie

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29. 9:00 AM Ride Reseda

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Do you have an events coming up in Reseda? Contact Garth Carlson at GCARLSON@RESEDACOUNCIL.ORG about inclusion in our newsletter. For events address and full details use the Reseda NC online calendar at www.Resedacouncil.org