Dr. Sarah Renée Goldsberry graduated with honors from USC’s Keck School of Medicine on Saturday, May 18.
California Guard opens new youth facility in Los Alamitos
Right now there are only two classrooms, but the newly opened STARBASE education center is already working on expanding its campus.
Giants win Bronco pennant
The LAYB Pony Baseball Bronco Giants clinched the National League Pennant last week with a 10-5-1 record. They will move on to league playoffs after the Memorial Day break, hoping to make it to the finals on June 9. Los Alamitos will host the PONY World Series for the first time for the Bronco age division (ages 11-12) from August 1 to 4. The Giants’ Coach John Lazar will coach the Bronco All-Star team that will compete in the World Series tournament.
Area Champs
Los Alamitos’ Adrenaline Girls U10 finished first in AYSO Area 11E, with a record of 7 wins and 1 loss. Pictured front row, left to right are Jillian Sarquiz, Jenna Sorenson, Courtney Lazar and Grace Guenther. Back row, left to right: Head Coach Rob Poetsch, Katherine Kussler, Kendall Osgood, Sophia Reddy, Carly Wind, Gwyneth Poetsch and Assistant Coach Randy Wind.
Arnold School at Math Field Day
Arnold School in Cypress competed in the Orange County Math Field Day event on May 11 at Westminster High School as one of 48 schools participating. It was the first year that schools from both the north and south areas of Orange County competed in the same event.
Michelle Steel kicks off BOS campaign
Michelle Steel kicked off her campaign for the Second District on the Orange County Board of Supervisors on May 16. The seat is currently held by John Moorlach, who is prohibited from running for reelection due to term limits.
Recording causes stir at meeting
Cypress Councilman Doug Bailey accused Los Alamitos Mayor Warren Kusumoto of illegally recording a conversation between himself and Assemblyman Travis Allen during a dinner meeting about the proposed 33-acre Katella Avenue truck project on Friday, May 10.
Cypress Police, citizens recognized
The third annual Cypress Police Appreciation Luncheon packed the Cypress Community Center on Thursday, as five people were honored for their service and dedication to assisting the police department and the community.
Council approves deed restrictions
At the request of golf property owner Mr. Christo Bardis, and in an effort to respond to resident concerns about Measure “A” that is on the ballot in the up-coming special election, two Restrictive Covenant Agreements were approved by the Cypress City Council during its Monday, May 13, meeting.
Bailey accuses Kusumoto of illegal recording
Cypress Councilman Doug Bailey accused Los Alamitos Mayor Warren Kusumoto of illegally recording a conversation between himself, and Assemblyman Travis Allen during a dinner meeting about the proposed 33-acre Katella Avenue truck project on Friday, May 10.
The meeting request was made by Allen, Bailey said, and he was asked to participate in a meeting about the economics in the area.
Cypress wins Empire League crown
The Cypress High baseball team captured the Empire League title last week. On May 9, Cypress ended its regular season with a 5-2 victory against Valencia to split the two-game series and capture the crown at home.
The victory, which snapped a two-game losing skid, allowed Cypress to edge Kennedy by a single game in the Empire League standings. Cypress finished the regular season with a 21-8 overall record and 8-4 mark in league play.
Five-Time Champions
Los Al High's Girls Lacrosse Team scored at will against the Lady Chargers of Agoura High in the CIF SS State Championship game Saturday. The Lady Griffins notched their fifth consecutive state title by a score of 19-4. Overall, Los Al outscored its opposition by a combined score of 96-34 on its way to the state title, finishing the season with a record of 19 wins against one loss.
