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Davis & DeRosa Physical Therapy, established in 2003,
provides a quaint boutique practice located in El Segundo,
California. The 4,000 square foot facility is a well known
practice offering its patients private, personal treatment by
a licensed therapist at every visit. Patients are guaranteed
one-on-one attention for their 45-minute treatment.
THE PRACTICE SPECIALIZES IN
DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT FOR:
Chronic Neck and Back Pain
Pre and Post Surgical Rehabilitation
Sports Injuries
Work Injuries
Neurological Disorders
Foot and Ankle Disorders (including orthotics)
Osteoporosis and other Age Related Disorders
Balance and Vestibular Disorders
Injury Prevention
Troy Davis Owner, PT, DPT • Chris DeRosa Owner, PT, OCS
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Garret Wong, PT, DPT, OCS • Tami Chang, PT • Kim Klein, PT
William Quibell, PT, DPT • Richelle Mae Milina, PT, DPT, OCS
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Community Briefs
Police Reports
Thursday, Sept. 6
Petty theft occurred between 09/05/18 and
09/06/18 in the 600 block of Illinois Street.
Miscellaneous personal items were taken
from an unlocked vehicle.
Burglary (auto) occurred between 1500
hours on 09/05/18 and 0700 hours on
09/06/18 in the 1400 block of East Palm
Avenue. Miscellaneous items were taken
from a locked vehicle.
One male adult was arrested at 1017 hours
from the 900 block of McCarthy Court for one
OCSD and one HBPD misdemeanor warrant.
Burglary (auto) occurred between 2100
hours on 09/05/18 and 1000 hours on 09/06/18
in the 600 block of Illinois Court. Two vehicles
were broken in to and miscellaneous
items were taken.
Felony hit and run report occurred at 1835
hours from Pacific Coast Highway and Park
Place, vehicle versus parked bus.
One male adult was arrested and two
juveniles were detained at 2313 hours from
Grand Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway
for conspiracy to commit grand theft.
Friday, Sept. 7
Burglary (auto) occurred between 09/06/18
and 09/07/18 in the 200 block of Sierra
Street. Miscellaneous items were taken from
a vehicle.
Vandalism report was taken at 1257 hours
from the 2500 block of Park Place. A vehicle
was damaged.
One male adult was arrested at 1346 hours
from the 100 block of Richmond Street for
plain drunk in public.
Identity theft report was taken at 1535
hours from the 300 block of Richmond
Street. Unknown suspect(s) opened fraudulent
credit accounts using the victim’s personal
information. Saturday, Sept. 8
One female adult was detained at 0141
hours from the 800 block of South Pacific
Coast Highway and transported to Harbor
General Hospital for a 72 hour psychiatric
evaluation.
Misdemeanor hit and run occurred at 1253
hours in the 1000 block of East Acacia Avenue,
vehicle versus parked vehicle.
Burglary (auto) occurred between 1555
hours and 1605 hours in the 800 block of
South Pacific Coast Highway. A vehicle’s
window was smashed and a laptop computer
was stolen.
Burglary (auto) occurred between 1404
hours and 1604 hours in the 800 block of
South Pacific Coast Highway. A vehicle’s
window was smashed and items were stolen.
Burglary (vehicle) report was taken at 1623
hours from the 800 block of North Nash
Street. Unknown suspect(s) broke into the
victim’s vehicle. Nothing was taken from
inside the vehicle. •
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Air Force Announces Selection of
GPS III Follow-On Contract
The U.S. Air Force announced selection
of Lockheed Martin for a fixed-price-type
production contract for 22 Global Positioning
System III Follow-On (GPS IIIF) satellites
with a total estimated contract value up to
$7.2 billion. “The world is dependent on
GPS, from getting directions to getting cash
from an ATM machine or trading on the stock
exchange,” said Secretary of the Air Force
Heather Wilson. “These satellites will provide
greater accuracy, and improved anti-jamming
capabilities making them more resilient.”
Today, the Air Force operates a total of
77 satellites vital to national security that
provide communications, command and
control, missile warning, nuclear detonation
detection, weather, and GPS for the world.
The Air Force’s acquisition strategy for
this solicitation achieved a balance between
mission success, meeting operational needs,
opportunities for technology insertion, lowering
costs, and introducing competition for
National Security Space missions.
Since the Department of Defense delegated
decision authorities on this program to the
Air Force, the service saved five months by
eliminating an additional layer of reviews
and speeding up the source selection process.
Additionally, by using a fixed-price contract,
the contractor, not the taxpayer would be
responsible for any cost overruns.
The first GPS IIIF satellite is expected
to be available for launch in 2026. The Air
Force is the lead agency for procuring these
satellites.
The Air Force Space Command’s Space
and Missile Systems Center, located at Los
Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo is
the U.S. Air Force’s center of excellence
for acquiring and developing military space
systems. Its portfolio includes the Global
Positioning System, military satellite communications,
defense meteorological satellites,
space launch, range systems, satellite control
networks, space-based infrared systems, and
space situational awareness capabilities.
– Content: Abridged from Space and
Missile Systems Center Press Release
West Basin Water Harvest Block
Party Brings Community Together
West Basin Municipal Water District will
host its 20thannual Water Harvest festival
on Saturday, Oct. 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
outside of its Edward C. Little Water Recycling
Facility (ECLWRF) in El Segundo. The
free, family-oriented event will be a block
party this year featuring educational booths,
games, giveaways and water-related activities.
The event will take place on South
Hughes Way, outside of the ECLWRF, to
become a community block party. Typically,
the District hosts the event at its water recycling
facility but changed the venue to the
street due to renovations underway at the
facility’s visitor and education center. Free
parking and shuttle service to the event will
be available once again this year at 1960
E. Grand Ave. (at Pacific Coast Highway,
formerly Sepulveda Boulevard).
Water Harvest is designed to entertain children,
adults and families alike with fun water
education activities, food, games, stage shows,
kids costume contest, giveaways and more. Each
year, thousands of community members bring their
families to Water Harvest to learn about water
conservation, water use efficiency and environmental
stewardship in their everyday lives.
The District will also recognize five local
organizations and individuals who have
showcased their commitment to local water
issues during its “Water Reliability” awards
ceremony, which will commence on the main
event stage at 11 a.m.
For additional information about Water
Harvest, parking directions, and a schedule
of events, please visit www.westbasin.org/
waterharvest.
– Source: West Basin •
Correction
Incorrect Crossword Puzzle
In the August 30th edition, we incorrectly
placed the wrong crossword puzzle and
clues. We thank you for your readership and
apologize for any inconvenience this may
have caused. – Herald Publications •