Cypress Chamber eliminates all “paid” positions
The Cypress Chamber of Commerce announced this week that as of February 1, it had eliminated all paid positions within the Chamber to administrate the Chamber’s daily
Youth Center to celebrate one million service hours
By David N. Young – For an institution founded even before the City of Los Alamitos, the non-profit Youth Center has qualified for White House recognition after having logged more than one million service hours to the community they continue to serve. According to Executive Director Lina Lumme, the Los Al Youth Center began “transforming children’s lives” back in 1952 while the city itself was not incorporated until 1960.
[Editor’s note: actually, the Youth Center goes back to 1948, it was just incorporated in 1952]… [more]
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Champion Los Al cheer squad wins second in national competition
The Los Alamitos Varsity Cheer team took second place recently at
Protecting children in a ‘world without borders’ greatest societal challenge of our time
By David N. Young – Opal Singleton is a woman on a mission. Every moment of every day, she matches wits with some of the smartest, filthiest and diabolical people on earth in her role as a human trafficking expert and training officer the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. Working in human trafficking since 2010, Singleton has authored two popular books on the subject, she’s written courses for… [more]
