Blue Jay, United States (Local)
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By: Diane Oestreich
On April 28, Lake Arrowhead Communities Republican Women had to shift the plans they had made to hear from Sheriff Chad Bianco. His commitment to come and speak at the meeting was preempted by a debate among candidates for governor. Plans are being coordinated with the Big Bear Republican club to get together in May with the sheriff at a joint meeting. The Big Bear Valley Republicans voter guide was available at the meeting along with yard signs for other candidates.
This May marks the 21st anniversary of Christine's in the Glen Salon and Spa, a beloved cornerstone of the Cedar Glen community. Tucked into the charming Cedar Glen Shopping Center, the salon offers full-service hairstyling on the main level, while the second floor has evolved into a destination spa experience featuring advanced, results-driven treatments.
Employee of the Quarter: Ryan Gross, LACSD General Manager, recognized Paul Miller as LACSD Employee of the Quarter. “Since joining the district in March of 22,” he said, “Paul has become a steady and dependable presence across our operations, supporting both the Blue Jay and the Grass Valley facilities. His day-to-day work spans everything from painting to drywall, landscaping—you name it…Paul approaches each task with care, precision and a strong sense of pride. What stands out most is Paul's willingness to step in wherever he's needed. No job is too big or too small, and his consistency and attention to detail help keep our facilities running smoothly behind the scenes, Paul also brings a positive can-do attitude to every assignment. He shows up ready to help and committed to doing the job right. That mindset not only keeps things moving but also makes a lasting impact on the team morale. Paul's dedication, versatility and strong work ethic make a difference every single day for both our team and the community we serve. So congratulations, Paul, and thank you for all that you do.”
Mountain Blue Star Moms are vigilant in sending thoughtful gift packages to military members on active duty. They were able to pack up 35 care packages for military members with local connections on Tuesday, May 5 at the Elks Lodge in Rim Forest. Girl Scout Troop 10 came by and donated 35 boxes of cookies as well. Does anything say USA better than Girl Scout Cookies?
By: Diane Oestreich
What began as Decoration Day for the graves of Civil War soldiers in 1868 became Memorial Day and was officially set aside to honor those whose sacrifices have protected the United States of America. It was declared a national holiday in 1971. Nathan Godwin, well known in the Lake Gregory/Crestline community and a veteran of the Marine Corps, welcomed those in attendance—promptly at 11:00 as the tradition dictates. The American Legion Post 360 posted the colors and Eddie Romero of Woodlands Church and a Vietnam veteran offered the invocation.
Since this was her last meeting as student representative, Molly Galbreath was invited to lead the Pledge of Allegiance, and she did.
Sheriff Chad Bianco was born in Utah. He came to Santa Monica with his baseball team in the Little League World Series as a teenager, and he was hooked! His
by Diane Oestreich Updated of 3 Former LACSD President Ted Heyck said that 10-15 years ago there was a water shortage crisis and the lake was down 13 feet.
The June 2 Crest Forest MAC meeting was packed with helpful information and announcements of upcoming events.
Gaiety was the mood in the runup to the June 4 school board meeting. Retirees celebrated with cake and goodies, then received words and tokens of appreciation at the start
