Thursday, June 27, 2013
Scrubbing History Away
Looks like John ( I'll sell it for the right price ) Pena is having his men, scrub off what's left over from the Historic Letters. That once read CLARK BROS. GARAGE, well since he's scrubbing the old off, he should have the letters painted back on. It won't be the same, but what the heck, it would look nice.
Life with Porky
Hi everyone I like to take a minute to talk about the summer heat, and our pets. Well already the temperature is getting warmer and warmer, and it's a good time to make sure that your pets, are being taken care of. My job here is to make sure Nikki our Security Dog has fresh cool water to drink and a good place to lay down, during these hot days.
And you kid's when you get hot and thirsty, instead of reaching for a soda, ask your folk's for a nice glass of cold water Hmm. Ren and I always reach for ice water, when we are working in the yard.
OK that's all, and remember to take care of our other family members Bye!
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FARM STORE AT KELLOGG RANCH
Open ALL Summer 10am-6pm Daily 4102 S. University Drive
Pomona, CA 91768
Store (909) 869-4906
Nursery (909) 869-2299
AGRIscapes Events (909) 869-6722
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We accept checks, credit/atm cards, EBT, Bronco Bucks, and Meal Points.
Danny's Farm Petting Zoo Open Saturdays 11am-3pm. Visit Danny's Farm website for more information.
Bailey Circus presents BUILT TO AMAZE!
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® Presents Built To Amaze!, the 143rd edition of the Greatest Show On Earth. Surprise and wonder delights audiences with over the top feats of strength, agility and courage. As the momentum builds so does the anticipation, anything can happen when Ringling Bros. Presents Built To Amaze!
The All Access Pre-show is your chance to feel what it’s like to be part of The Greatest Show On Earth®! You and your family are specially invited to an amazing circus experience and FREE ADMISSION comes with your ticket! Step Right Up and be part of the All-Access Pre-show where Children Of All Ages are invited down to the show floor to try on costumes, learn circus skills, meet the performers and get their picture taken with the clowns! Then, enter for a chance to win an original pachyderm painting, which is painted right in front of you by one of the world famous Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® elephants! All this and more when you arrive an hour early, and remember, FREE ADMISSION with your ticket!
The All Access Pre-show is your chance to feel what it’s like to be part of The Greatest Show On Earth®! You and your family are specially invited to an amazing circus experience and FREE ADMISSION comes with your ticket! Step Right Up and be part of the All-Access Pre-show where Children Of All Ages are invited down to the show floor to try on costumes, learn circus skills, meet the performers and get their picture taken with the clowns! Then, enter for a chance to win an original pachyderm painting, which is painted right in front of you by one of the world famous Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® elephants! All this and more when you arrive an hour early, and remember, FREE ADMISSION with your ticket!
- Saturday, Jul 20, 2013
- 11:30AM
- 10:30AM
- $10
- Children 2 and over require a ticket, under 2 may sit on ticket holder's lap
- $100, $70, $42, $26, $20 (plus fees)
- On Sale Now
Call The Fox Box Office at 951-779-9800 to buy Tickets or Click Here to Buy Tickets from Ticketmaster The Ultimate Thriller "The" Michael Jackson Tribute Poised to be the world's most authentic and exciting Michael Jackson live concert tribute show, The Ultimate Thriller gathered thousands of fans while touring Europe and is now thrilled to announce an official tour in the United States. The Ultimate Thriller is based on Michael Jackson's "Dangerous" and "Bad" concert tours and features iconic songs like "Black or White," "Beat It," and "Billie Jean." Fronting the show is Fabio Mordà, who has been portraying Michael for more than 10 years. Mordà is supported by an expert dance squad choreographed by Jackson's own beloved dance experts and friends Mic Thompson and LaVelle Smith Jr. Together with an electrifying band and Jackson's personal audio consultant Michael Prince, this world-class troupe is working hard to keep Michael Jackson's legacy alive and live up to his standards of perfection. Lavelle Smith Jr. decided to begin working with The Ultimate Thriller because "I believe if anyone is going to do anything in tribute to MJ, they should do it on his level, meaning as close to perfect as possible. Everyone in The Ultimate Thriller is extremely talented and hard-working. I love to close my eyes and listen, because it really takes me back. I also love sharing my knowledge with them the way MJ did with me." For all the artists involved, this tour is about more than nostalgia. It is about carrying on the magic, music and energy Jackson brought to the world. "After touring extensively through Europe," says Robert Hyman, The Ultimate Thriller show producer. "we played a few shows in the States and the fans went crazy! We even had to add security for the safety of our Michael. Now, we have partnered with Columbia Artists Theatricals to kick off an official U.S. tour that is sure to thrill fans and help keep Michael Jackson's memory alive." Featuring an unbeatable combination of live musicians, an incredible light display, authentic costumes and showstopping choreography, The Ultimate Thriller brings the magic of Michael Jackson's legacy to life.
Jun14, 2013 - Jul 04, 2013
KABOOM! Tickets on Sale Now
Tickets on Sale NowJuly 4th at Fairplex.
It's the 27th annual fireworks spectacular at Fairplex. Monster trucks and Moto X extreme get the crowd cheering and the stupendous fireworks are the grand finale. The nighttime programming has been a crowd pleaser since its inception in 2002. It puts the boom in KABOOM! Monster Truck and Big Air Freestyle Motocross.
Buy your tickets before they sell out. Click here to buy now.
Jun 27, 2013
05:30 PM - 08:30 PMFood Truck Thursdays
Location: Fairplex
Food Truck Thursdays at Fairplex
Put the frying pan away and join us for dinner on Thursdays. Enjoy a variety of the region’s most popular food trucks at Food Truck Thursdays at Fairplex. Food trucks roll in every Thursday from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., at the lower admin parking lot next to the NHRA Museum, bringing the trendiest dishes on four wheels. Stop by and stay or grab a bite to take home.
Entainment for all ages with an open mic, karaoke, dancing and trivia.
FREE ParkingFREE Admission
Lower Administration Lot on McKinley Ave. Gate 1
Click here to download an application for a Farmer's Market booth space.
This week's trucks:
Ragin Cajun
Street food Co
Bakery Truck
Nunu Orleens Louisiana Crawfish
Slammin Sladers
Cris Chuck Wagon
Jun 29, 2013
08:00 AM - 05:00 PMThe Color Run
Location: FairplexThe Color Run™ 5k is going down in So Cal – Pomona on June 29th, 2013. The only question is “Are you ready for the craziest, colorful, 5k of your life?” You bet you are. Race it solo or form a “color team” of 4+ members.
The Color Run™ paint race event is a unique experience focused less on speed and more on crazy color fun with friends and family. Color runners come from all different ages, shapes, sizes, and speeds; but everyone toeing the start line has a blast. Whether you are a casual morning mall walker or an Olympic athlete, the 3 miles of The Color Run™ course will be the most memorable and colorful run of your life!
Parking is free at Gate 17
For more information, please visit http://thecolorrun.com/inland-empire/
To register, visit https://endurancecui.active.com/event-reg/select-race?e=4353704&mailingId=&recipientId=&style=active
GREAT Campout at the Fairplex
We still have applications available for the 2013 Annual G.R.E.A.T. Campout. Time is running out!
If you are between the ages of 9-12 and live in the city of Pomona then you are eligible to attend the
campout, free of charge, starting Friday, July 12th at 5:00 pm until Saturday, July 13th at 10:00 am
at the Fairplex. Those children attending will be able to participate in all the activities, including dancing,
crafts, games and a chance to win one of the many prizes. Police personnel and adult volunteers will
be supervising the children during their time at the Fairplex.
The flyer is available in both English and Spanish.
Parents can sign up their children for the campout by filling out the attached application and bringing
it to the Front Desk at the Pomona Police Department, 490 West Mission Blvd. or the department's
Community Programs Unit located on the second floor of City Hall, 505 S. Garey Avenue.
Applications will be accepted until all spaces are filled so don't delay.
The Pomona Police Department invites residents to join us at the next Area Commander Meeting. The meeting for the month of
July will cover the Southeast area of the city, however, ALL residents are encouraged to attend.
Flyers have been provided in English and Spanish.
The meeting will be on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 at Washington Park Community Center located at 865 E. Grand Avenue between
7:00 pm to 8:30 pm.
Come and see what is going on in your city and meet your Area Commander.
Public Defender from Upland Charged with Social Security Theft
The United States Attorney's Office said Wednesday the woman is charged with a fraud scheme that spanned over a dozen years, and netted her more nearly $130,000.
An Upland woman who has represented alleged criminals in the Riverside County court system is now facing serious allegations herself.
60-year-old Audrey Owens, a deputy public defender for the county, surrendered to federal authorities Wednesday, and appeared before a federal magistrate at the U.S. District Court in downtown Riverside. After posting a $25,000 property bond, she was released from custody.
The attorney– who now faces up to 10 years in federal prison– is accused of taking a total of $129,795 in social security benefits from a bank account that belonged to her dead grandmother, according to federal affidavit.
The U.S. Attorney's Office alleges Owens collected her grandmother's social security payments for more than 12 years, from June 2000 through August 2012.
"After her grandmother’s death, Owens changed the address of a joint account she shared with her grandmother and continued to receive social security payments intended for her grandmother," a press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office said. "Owens allegedly used these social security payments to pay bills and to pay expenses that included contributions to the Riverside County Employee Campaign."
Owens came to the attention of the Office of the Inspector General for the Social Security Administration last summer, after agents confirmed that SSA retirement insurance benefits had been deposited into a bank account shared by the defendant and her grandmother, Pollie Gayden, who died in May 2000, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Prosecutors said the SSA ran a check on Gayden's status when records showed she had passed 100 years of age. Benefits abruptly stopped last September when the government received a copy of the woman's death certificate, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Owens allegedly told investigators that she believed the money being deposited into the Kansas City bank account was from her father's veterans' benefits, not Social Security.
"I don't want to go to jail," the woman allegedly told social security investigators, according to court documents. "I don't want my career destroyed...I'm happy it's done with... I've had lots of sleepless nights over this"
The deputy public defender said she used the funds to cover health care- related expenses for her father, an Alzheimer's patient, but also acknowledged using the money "for her own needs, such as for rent and utility bills," court papers allege.
Her father died in December 2006.
"She knew at the time that it was wrong to take and spend what she believed constituted (her father's) VA funds after his death; however, she did so anyway," the complaint alleges.
The items for which Owens allegedly wrote a check out of the shared account included a $300 contribution to the Riverside County Employee Campaign, a booster group for the roughly 17,800 people employed in county government.
The defendant is due back in U.S. District Court in Riverside on July 17.
– City News Service contributed to this report.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
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