December 11, 2014 Page 5 Police Reports Mon 11/24/14 to Sun 11/30/14 ROBBERY 13400 S DOTY AV STREET, HIGHWAY, ALLEY Sat 11/29/14 15:39 Property Taken: Cell Phone, Blue LG Cell Phone With Black Case & Cracked Scree BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 11900 S FREEMAN AV HOUSE Mon 11/24/14 15:15 Property Taken: Video Equipt, Computers, Games Jewelry/Precious Metal, Xbox 360., Black Dell Laptop Computer., Diamond Earrings., Diamond Pendant., Gold Chain. BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 4400 W 136TH ST HOUSE Mon 11/24/14 20:57 Property Taken: 3’ Heavy Gauge Large Gray Safe, Misc Collectable Coins, Gold Coins, 45ACP And 9MM, $1,600 Cash In US Currency, 2 24 Ct. Heirloom Silverware, Miscellaneous Keys, 10 Oz. Of Silver Coin BURGLARY 3700 W 117TH ST Tue 11/25 08:50 BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 4600 W 137TH PL HOUSE Tue 11/25/14 11:30 Property Taken: $31,000 In 100 Dollar Bills/ US Currency BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 13300 S DOTY AV APARTMENT/CONDO Tue 11/25/14 22:00 Property Taken: Blk Microsoft Xbox 360, Gray Sony Laptop Computer BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 11600 S ATKINSON AV HOUSE Wed 11/26/14 13:30 Property Taken: Wht Samsung Laptop BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 11800 S CHANERA AV HOUSE Wed 11/26/14 15:30 Property Taken: $700 Us Currency, Black Apple Ipod Touch ATTEMPT RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY 13600 S DOTY AV APARTMENT/CONDO Thu 11/27/14 22:40 BURGLARY – COMMERCIAL 3200 W EL SEGUNDO BL YARD Fri 11/28/14 01:15 Property Taken: Diesel Gas Taken From Parked Trucks BURGLARY – COMMERCIAL 3200 W EL SEGUNDO BL YARD Fri 11/28/14 01:15 Property Taken: Diesel Fuel Taken From Parked Truck BURGLARY – COMMERCIAL 3200 W EL SEGUNDO BL YARD Fri 11/28/14 01:15 Property Taken: Diesel Fuel Taken From A Parked Truck BURGLARY – COMMERCIAL 3200 W EL SEGUNDO BL YARD Fri 11/28/14 01:15 Property Taken: Diesel Fuel Taken From A Parked Truck BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 3600 W 132ND PL DUPLEX/FOURPLEX Fri 11/28/14 12:33 BURGLARY – COMMERCIAL 12700 S CRENSHAW BL OTHER Sat 11/29/14 07:30 BURGLARY – COMMERCIAL 12900 S INGLEWOOD AV DRUG STORE – PHARMACY Sun 11/30/14 00:48 • Classifieds The deadline for Classified Ad submission and payment is Noon on Tuesday to appear in Thursday’s paper. 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We need an experienced Display Ad Salesperson for Herald Publications. Territories include Torrance, El Segundo and Hawthorne. Full or parttime positions are available. 20% commission on all sales. If interested please email your resume to management@ h e r a l d p u b l i c a t i o n s. c o m . No phone calls please. Employment Experienced limo drivers needed. Limousine company in Hawthorne. Call Alex 310-466-3900 For Rent 4BD/3BA. Spacious newly remodeled 2,800 sq. ft. two story home on corner lot in prime location. Master suite w/walk-in closet & private deck. Hardwood & stone floors throughout, granite counter tops, stove, dishwasher, A/C, W/D hookup, fenced yards & paid gardener. No smoking. Utilities not included. Available 12/1. $4,500/mo. 310-373-3599 Garage Sale Rain or Shine. 543 Whiting St. Fri/ Sat., 6:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m in garage off alley. Jackets, jeans, holiday decor, like new board games, EVERYTHING MUST GO. Garage Sale Saturday 7am-2pm. 362 Corner of Holly and Virginia. Loads of brand new Christmas decorations, furniture, house hold appliances, new and used clothing. Apartment for Rent 1BD/1 Bath, newly remodeled, small building, enclosed single car garage, washer/ dryer , quite part of ES Available January *Near Beach*no pets*$1495/mo 147 Whiting, El Segundo Rental applications can be emailed to americashpaul@aol. com or call 310-422-9595 Apartment For Rent 1 bedroom upper immaculate appliances in El Segundo available by December 1st $1495 (310)365- 1481 (310)641-2148. Apartment For Rent 1BD/1BA. Large Apt. In ES quiet gated building. W/swimming pool, laundry facility, pond w/ water fall $1,275/mo. No pets. Call Mike at (310) 322-7166. Apartment For Rent 1 Bed/1 Bath, in center of town, w/ lots of storage in unit, enclosed garage. W/D hkups., NO PETS. $1300/mo. For more info call (310) 897-0035. Apartment For Rent 2 Bed/1 Bath, in Southwest corner of town, w/ lots of storage both in unit and carport. Laundry on site, NO PETS. $1550/mo. For more info call (310) 880-1460. Autos Wanted El Segundo resident looking for economy car; $1300 or partial cost with trade for handyman, helper services Mike 310-902-4530. MERRY CHRIST-MASS! To appear in next week’s paper, submit your Classifed Ad by Noon on Tuesday. 15-1007ps_sby-ie-15-006 ©2014 lacmta Go Metro for the Holidays Whether you’re shopping, attending a holiday event or entertaining outof town visitors, avoid the tra;c and parking hassles by going Metro. Remember that TAP card holders get holiday discounts for everything from food to events to ice skating, too! Details at metro.net/holidays. Eat, Shop, Play Local The holiday season is a special time in the Crenshaw area, so remember that all businesses and restaurants along the corridor will be open to serve the community during construction of the Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project. For more information, visit metro.net/crenshaw. Watch Metro Motion’s New Edition Metro’s Emmy-winning news and feature show returns in December with a look at what LA’s tra;c reporters see, plus a taste of Grand Central Market. Check your local cable listings to see when Metro Motion airs in your area, or view the episode online at metro.net/news/metro-motion. Twitter Service Alerts Know what’s happening with your Metro bus or rail line. Follow @metrolaalerts on Twitter to stay on top of all service alerts on the Metro system. metro.net @metrolosangeles losangelesmetro Hawthorne Happenings News for the ‘City of Good Neighbors’ From City Clerk Norb Huber Santa Brings Joy I can’t think of another person with his sheer presence brings so much joy to so many people, especially young people. Santa brought that joy to the kids of Hawthorne last Saturday evening. His arrival was a bit delayed due to the fact that he needed a police escort to provide him safe passage on the streets of Hawthorne. I guess that made the kids that much happier when he did show up riding in an old, vintage fire truck. Most of the kids were laughing, smiling or yelling at the jolly fella as he walked towards the stage to take his place on his throne where over 150 youngsters got to sit on his lap. (My two grandkids were just the opposite, they were both afraid of the big guy and cried for mommy when I tried to take them up on stage. It’s okay, they will get every present they want from their two grandmas. They don’t need to tell Santa what they want.) Holiday Home Decorating Contest It’s that time of the year, it’s time to decorate our homes for the holidays. The Hawthorne Parks and Fine Arts Commission once again is offering some nice prizes to the winners of the Holiday Home Decoration Contest. Applications are available at the Parks office at the Memorial Center. The entry deadline is December 16th with judging on the 18th. Memories of the Summer of 2013 The recent protests of recent police actions across the country reminded me of the month long protests that took place right here in Hawthorne during the summer of 2013. The protests were non-violent but resulted in shutting down the city’s website and much of the city’s email communications. The Hawthorne protest was over the shooting of a dog by an officer and the YouTube video that went viral on the internet. Many of the viewers only saw a portion of the incident and did not get the full picture of what happened. We received over 500,000 “e-signatures” from protestors around the world, who clicked a button on their computer to add their names to the list of people who thought the shooting was not necessary and was outright cruel to the animal and its owner. The bottom line remains: Being a police officer is a very dangerous, difficult job. These brave men and women are there to protect us and must make split second decisions that may save their lives and the lives of others. Rain We are spoiled and we forget it some times. Our sunny, mild weather spoils us into believing that this is the way it should be all the time. When we finally received a couple of days of rain last week we got restless. My wife, a native of Los Angeles, was tired of the rain after the first day. Our entire lifestyle is upset because we do so much outside. We are not used to staying inside our homes. There are many places in America where people have to stay inside for most of the winter months. Another rain storm is predicted for this Friday. Go to the library and get a good book. Enjoy a quiet evening. Maybe have a “warm” drink for a change, instead of a “cold one”. Hawthorne Mall The big announcement was made last week. The owner of the Hawthorne mall has agreed on a design plan to convert the shuttered buildings into an upscale outlet mall complex with higher end stores. If the plan goes through without any set backs, the conversion will take two to three years to complete. At least it is a start. Now, let’s make it happen. The people of Hawthorne have been waiting close to 20 years to see something happen. I guess we can wait another two or three. Thanks for Reading I guess there ARE people who read this column. It seems like every time I miss a week and don’t find the time to write anything, I have several people ask me if I’m okay. Yes, I’m doing fine, it’s difficult to find the one hour once a week it takes to put my fingers to the keyboard. Thanks for reading my blurbs. I do my best to tell it like it is, shoot from the heart, or entertain with some weak humor. Just to set the record straight, I love my wife, even if I pick on her some times. Also, I’m not a drunk that has a “cold one” every night. Have a great Christmas season. There is much to be joyful about. Upcoming Event • Tuesday, December 16: Special Meeting of the Hawthorne City Council – 6 p.m.• Briefs Hawthorne Chamber of Commerce Christmas Mixer Hawthorne Chamber of Commerce will be holding a December mixer on the 18th from 5:30 – 7:30 pm at the Chamber of Commerce, 12519 Crenshaw Blvd. In lieu of an entrance fee, please bring an unwrapped toy valued at $10 or more, to help children in need. • Visit us online: www.heraldpublications.com
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