Dear Editor,
We would like to comment on your opinion, “Coyote Concerns Reach New Level.” As Los Alamitos residents for 43 years, only in recent years have we had problems with coyotes. Now we are “prisoners in our own backyard.”
RCSD takes stand against plan for a 405 toll lane
The Board of the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) has issued a Draft Supplemental EIR/EIS on the I-405 Improvement Project (not to be confused with the current West County Connector Project).
Local trainer rolls to victory in Napa Valley inline marathon
Los Alamitos fitness trainer, Chris Rojo, rolled to victory at the Napa Valley inline speed skating marathon on July 14. The 49-year-old Long Beach resident has been a life-long fitness fanatic, speed skating the last 7 years and loving the competition.
Central Division Champs
Cypress Youth Baseball – The Bronco 11 All Star team swept a three game series in Dana Point to capture the Central Division Section Championship. The team will now proceed to Regional play in Fountain Valley. Pictured (l to r front row) Zac Chung, Hunter Trujillo, Steven Hill, Sam Moctezuma, Michael McFarland, Ricky Piskur, Noah Carter, Shawn Frye, (second row) Coach Frank Trujillo, Robert Zeoli, Garet Crenshaw, Justin Mora, Team Manager Michael McFarland, Katin Siler, Coach Tom Hill and Chase Vigil.
CSD announces new staff for 2013-14 school year
The Cypress School District Board of Trustees recently announced its new staff for the 2013/14 school year.
City officials visit Kaeser Compressors
Cypress Mayor Prakash Narain, Mayor Pro Tem Leroy Mills, and city staff, visited with the executives of Kaeser Compressors, Inc. on July 17, at Kaeser Compressors, Inc.’s offices located at 11105 Dana Circle in Cypress.
Kaeser relocated to their 21,000 square foot facility in the City of Cypress in August 2008 from a 10,000 square foot facility in Huntington Beach. The relocation was facilitated when their Corporate Offices in Fredericksburg, Virginia decided to open a Western Distribution Center. The Cypress location of Kaeser serves as the largest facility outside of their Corporate Headquarters in Fredericksburg.
The Cypress facility is responsible for a territory, which spans from the Kern County line to the U.S./Mexico border. Kaeser offers a complete line of air system products including rotary screw compressors, portable compressors, oil-less reciprocating compressors, rotary lobe blowers, vacuum packages, refrigerated and desiccant dryers, filters, condensate management systems and a variety of related products.
Kaeser Compressors has an extensive client list that includes Alcoa, City of Corona, Chip Foose of Foose Customs, Forster, and other regional and national companies. Over the last two years, the Cypress location has reached its industry market share goal of 25 percent.
For more information about Kaeser products and services visit us.kaeser.com.
For more information about the City of Cypress or for more information on how you can relocate your business to Cypress, call Steve Clarke, Redevelopment Project Manager at 714-229-6728.
July senior birthday celebrations
Cypress Senior Center celebrated seniors with birthdays in July on Monday, July 15 with music by pianist Irene Elser and cake at their luncheon program. Many participants celebrated their special day with birthday cake donated by Hazel Kuhl and enjoyed by all.
St. Hedwig Cheer Winners
The 2013-2014 Varsity Cheer Squad at St. Hedwig Catholic School in Los Alamitos brought home three awards from their recent cheer camp in Irvine. They won the Superior Performance Award, the Spirit Award, and the most prestigious, theUnity Award. Pictured back row (l to r) are Alyssa Villa, Taylor Stockham, Izzy Ohno, Jackie Jones, Lauren Yuniski, Gabby Savage, Lauren Laphen, Emily Butao, Madison Osorio. Pictured front row (l to r) Captain Abigail Nolta, Tara Stumpfl, Isabella Morgan, Nicole Soto, Sophia Papini, Kelli Culty, Bella Davies, Kayla Mixon and Captain Maddy Poe.
Coyote concerns reach new level
The Los Alamitos and Cypress area have long lived with the threat of coyotes living in the area. The caution has always been, keep track of your pets and not let them out after dark, or allow them to get too far away alone.
