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The Spin
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DBCF News
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Community News
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Library News
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Sports News
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Church News
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Ed Royce & Bob Huff
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Curt Hagman & Don Knabe
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Health News
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School News
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Safety News
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Mayor's Corner
Diamond Bar Mayor Jack Tanaka
N
Autumn Has Fallen
ow that Fall is upon us, it brings lower seasonal temperatures and an opportunity to enjoy the country outdoors
of our wonderful community without the heat.
Diamond Bar is home to one of the best park and trail systems in
Southern California, with many amenities including basketball
and tennis courts, playgrounds, Dog Park, and athletic fields
that provide fun year round. Fall provides cooler temperatures
that are ideal conditions for hiking, and residents have ample
trails to choose from. There is also a new online interactive
map of our trail system, so you can see the degree of difficulty
of a trail before trying for the first time. If you have not tried
it, the Summitridge Park Trail provides the best loop in the
classes, special events and beautiful weddings, parties, and
private events. The Center has undergone renovation im-
provements, including new carpeting, audio/visual upgrades,
and a new conference room. In addition to the Center, the
Heritage and Pantera Park Community Centers and picnic
shelters are available for rental. For reservation information
please contact Community Services at 909.839.7070 or visit
www.diamondbarca.gov.
I am proud to announce the annual Fall Fun Festival and
Haunted House at Heritage Park. The Fall Fun Festival will be
held on Thursday, October 31 from 4:30-8:30 p.m. at Heritage
Park and will offer a fun alternative to trick or treating. The
event is recommended for children two to eight years old, and
will include prizes, games, and candy. The Haunted House
will be held at Heritage Park on Wednesday and Thursday,
October 30 & 31 from 6 to 9 p.m. Admission is $5 and you can
download a special “buy one get one free” coupon for October
30 at www.diamondbarca.gov or bring the coupon from the ad
in this issue located on page 26. For additional information,
please contact Community Services at 909.839.7070. The City will be holding its annual Veteran Recognition
Ceremony on Thursday, November 7 from 9 to 11 a.m. at
the Diamond Bar Center. Please join me in celebrating our
Veterans!
City, and has three options to select from including a one mile
segment. For additional information, visit www.diamondbarca.
As always, the City Council welcomes your comments, con-
gov or call 909.839.7060.
cerns, or questions. You can reach me or any other council
The City also has exceptional facilities available for resident
email addresses located on the “Council Members” page of
use. The Diamond Bar Center is known for hosting recreation
member by calling 909.839.7010 or by using the links to our
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The Spin
The Spin
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W
hen life hands you lemons squeeze
the sweetness out of them.
A few weeks ago I was grocery shopping
here in Diamond Bar and was com-
pleting my trip at the checkout stand.
When I went to pay for my purchases
the cashier informed me I did not need
to pay. I looked at her with a confused
expression on my face.
“But you just scanned all my groceries,”
I mentioned.
She looked back at me with a large grin
on her face and said, “the gentleman
that was standing in front of you paid
for your groceries.”
Pay It Forward
A sudden warmth and chill ran down
my body. I was in complete shock that
keep good going. Start a good deed to-
food for my family and he does not even
walking a neighbors pet, or providing
and saw him pulling out of his park-
deed happens to you, remember to pay
a stranger just bought a weeks worth of
day. Whether it is filling a tank of gas,
know me. I quickly gathered my bags
a meal, deeds are rewarding. If a good
ing spot. With the utmost gratitude I
it forward.
thanked him. He responded with, “just
pay it forward.”
This man I had never met or spoken to
before not only left a footprint on my
heart, but he leaves me with a thought.
If we all pay it forward, whether it be
big or small, people will start smiling
more and lives will be impacted. Let’s
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DBCF News
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T
he Diamond Bar Community
Foundation (DBCF) is anxious
to see who will be the lucky winners of
the Fields for Kids car raffle at this year’s
Holiday Gala. We are in the countdown
phase and want to make sure everyone
has an opportunity to be the “Big Winner!”
Fields for Kids is a program designed to
raise funds for the much needed sports
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COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
$100.00 and are available by contacting
The DBCF Holiday Gala is our biggest
com or Raul Galindo at raga114@aol.
celebrate our 10th year, the Extravaganza,
Lew Herndon at lewherndon@hotmail.
com. The drawing will take place on
Friday, November 15 at the 10th annual
Holiday Gala. fields for our youth here in Diamond
This is a special occasion and because the
sports fields to accommodate them. The
are offering a special bonus on tickets to
the extra fields needed.
purchases five raffle tickets, their Gala
Act now and fill out the raffle ticket
of saying “Thank You” for supporting our
Bar. Currently, there are not enough
raffle is raising money for our kids, we
proceeds from the raffle will help create
the Gala Extravaganza. For anyone who
below for a chance to win two cars, two
TV’s, two iPad’s, two iPod’s, and more.
Raffle tickets are one for $25.00 or five for
Summer Concerts in the Park
ticket will only be $50.00. This is our way
effort to raise money for Fields for Kids
in Diamond Bar. event of the year and we are excited to
by honoring the City of Diamond Bar.
The DBCF was founded by the City
of Diamond Bar and the City gave the
Foundation an early start in providing
much needed funding to City programs.
We are proud to celebrate our accomplishments with them.
To buy tickets to the Gala or for more
Happy End of
Summer! information visit www.thedbcf.org.
Help 6,000 Diamond Bar Kids!
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he seven week summer Concerts
Ultimate Stones (Rolling Stones Tribute).
Stars series at Sycamore Canyon Park
their chairs to partake in the showings
in the Park and Movies under the
was a hit. Thousands of Diamond Bar
residents grooved to tunes from Bump-
town (Latin), The Ravelers (Rock n’ Roll),
The Answer (Classic Rock), Upstream
(Caribbean), Cold Duck (70’s Top 40),
Kelly Rae Band (Country Pop) and The
and
Following the live music, residents turned
of Hotel Transylvania, Madagascar 3,
Brave, Jumanji, Rise of the Gaurdians,
The Lorax and Who Framed Roger Rabbit?. Fun for the entire family, the City
of Diamond Bar and the Diamond Bar
Community Foundation are delighted
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A $25 tax deductible donation can win one car and a $50 donation can win both cars. Additional
prizes: 2-47” TVs, 2 IPads, 2 Ipods & 2 $200 Visa cards. Proceeds go to the “Fields for Kids” Fund
and will be used to gain much needed sports fields in Diamond Bar.
Sponsors: Diamond Bar Community Foundation and Walnut Valley Rotary Club
Donation Order Form
Check enclosed ___ or Credit Card Visa___ MC___ Dis ___ AmEx____
Name___________________________________ Address___________________________________
City________________________ State________ Zip_____________ Ph___________________
Card#__________________________ Exp. Date___________ Sec. Code__________
Please make checks to: Fields for Kids, PO Box 4704, Diamond Bar, CA 91765. Raffle tickets will be mailed to you.
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DBCF News
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Diamond Bar Day at the
Community News 9
McMillan, and Atharshna Singarajah,
this year’s Community Heroes.
D
iamond Bar residents displayed
their pride for the City at “Com-
munity Day” at the Los Angeles County
Fair on September 5.
Diamond Bar fair goers enjoyed visit-
ing the Fair Kids Expo, Business Expo,
and community parade which included
Diamond Bar City Council Members,
our high school bands, and organizations
such as the Diamond Bar Community
Dr. Tony Torng has been involved in many
organizations over the years including:
the Diamond Bar Chinese Association,
for over 40 years and an active member
San Antonio College and Diamond Bar
hundreds of volunteer hours contributing
High School. Torng currently serves on
the City’s Planning Commission and
prior to that he served on the Traffic &
Transportation Committee.
ing Diamond Bar residents were honored
national elections, Secretary for Mount
Congratulations to Dr. Tony Torng, Bea
at St. Denis Parish for 35 years.
musicians and young performers. Pacific
ley Medical Center. McMillan has been
Atharshna Singarajah is a Senior at
Los Angeles County Fairplex, Mount
Bea McMillan is known for her volunteer
in the “Salute to Heroes” ceremony.
involved in civic and community activities
D
iamond Bar is home to Southern
Friends of the Diamond Bar Library,
Foundation who rode in a horse drawn
wagon. After the parade, three outstand-
Diamond Bar's World Class Pacific Crest
work as a Precinct Inspector for local and
San Antonio College relay events, and a
Cuddler for ICU babies at Citrus Val-
Diamond Bar High School and has spent
to bettering the community of Diamond
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California’s renowned world class
Drum and Bugle Corps, Pacific Crest, a
Tchaikovsky Spectacular with Fireworks
youth organization filled with talented
concert.
Crest provides superior educational and
“To share the stage with one of the World’s
that change lives and prepare them for
states Pacific Crest’s Executive Director,
competitive performing arts programs
finest orchestras is an incredible honor,”
leadership in a fast-moving world. Stuart Pompel. “I am also excited to have
offered this once-in-a-lifetime experience
Bar. Singarajah has helped with collecting
Pacific Crest originated in 1993 with
The organization has also appeared in
through the Folds of Honor Program,
ebrating their 20th anniversary and are
and commercials, and in world class
If you are interested in attending a Pa-
Sandy Victims, and volunteered her time
most respected arts programs with 1,500
Performing Arts Center, the Rose Bowl
more about the organization, visit www.
donations for veterans and their famlies
only 33 students. This year they are cel-
cinema broadcasts, on television shows
sold bracelets to raise funds for Hurricane
spotlighted as one of North America’s
venues, including the Orange County
to the Canine Companions program.
students each year.
and most recently the Hollywood Bowl,
Congratulations Diamond Bar
Heroes!
Pacific Crest represents Diamond Bar
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all over the country by performing in
competitions, concerts and parades.
where over 150 young Pacific Crest performers had the opportunity to perform
with the Los Angeles Philharmonic in
for our students.”
cific Crest concert or would like to learn
pacific-crest.org.
Happy 20th Anniversary Pacific
Crest of Diamond Bar!
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Community News 11
DB Chili's Holds Top Spot in Nation
• Profit:achieved
• E m p l o y e e
the highest profit
Engagement:
A
hot spot in Diamond Bar, Chili's
Grill & Bar Restaurant, recently
achieved the #1 ranking in the company
nationwide. Opened five years, Diamond
Bar Chili's is not just a recognized restaurant, but has become the communities
"go to" for sporting events, fundraisers,
meetings, and of course the quality food,
drinks and service.
Diamond Bar Chili’s received outstanding performances in the following key
components:
• Employee Retention: employees are
most likely to have longevity with their
careers.
over planned.
ranked one of
Communit y :
the top happi-
Sponsored local
est employees at
public and private
work.
schools and col-
• Guest Engage-
ment Survey:
leges. Hosted over
guests feedback
40 fundraising
online survey
awarded Diamond Bar Chili's as one
of the best dining and hospitality experiences.
• Food & Beverage costs and waste: Management Team and employees had the
best controlled costs and lowest waste
in the nation.
• Sales: achieved one of the best sales year
over year and above planned.
BACK TO SCHOOL SAVINGS
Special Discounts for Teachers & Students
events. Gave the
community over $15,000 for fundraising,
Diamond Bar Council Member becomes
President of Los Angeles League of Cities
C
ouncil member Ling-Ling Chang
The major activities of the League’s
mented on key goals and priorities for
2014 President for the League of California
promoting legislative advocacy on is-
control, economic development, storm
was recently installed as the 2013-
Cities, Los Angeles County Division.
Chang replaced Steve Diels, a council
member from Redondo Beach.
The Los Angeles County Division is
the largest of 16 regional divisions of the
food donations and gift certificates.
League of California Cities. Comprised
Diamond Bar Chili’s would like to thank
LA League of Cities represents over 11
the community for all their support.
Without them, this astounding achieve-
ment would not have been possible.
Celebrate with the #1 Diamond Bar
Chili's today.
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of 86 cities in Los Angeles County, the
Los Angeles County Division include
sues of importance to the division and
the League, serving as a technical and
advisory resource to the League through
policy committee representatives, providing information to city officials regard-
ing League activities, and to provide
an opportunity for members to share
resources and experiences with other
million people and 550 elected officials.
city officials.
with information to assist in providing
installment, she appeared on Charter
The League strives to provide its members
high-quality service to cities and their
residents.
Following council member Ling-Ling’s
the LA County League of Cities. Local
water challenges and finding a common
ground for LA County cities were among
the topics. Chang also commented on
Diamond Bar’s achievements last year
with the new civic center which included
City Hall and the new library as well as
three new parks.
We congratulate Ling-Ling Chang in her
new role as President and for her excellent
representation of Diamond Bar.
California Edition where she com-
councilwoman
LING-LING CHANG
OTE FOR
EXPERIENCE
is fighting for diamond bar’s future
Balancing Every Budget.
Fighting for Good jobs. Working to keep good jobs
here and bring thousands of jobs to our region.
ADRIENNE
KONIGAR-MACKLIN
DR. ROBERTA
PERLMAN
ANDREW
WONG
Enriched academics with record number of students attending
colleges and universities with scholarships
Increased school
safety at all campuses with new technology and student
centered security staff
Brought new athletic facilities and field to
Diamond Ranch High School and modernized school facilities
Fiscal Accountability
Stopped wasteful spending and Improved
Fiscal Management
Enforced Fiscal Transparency Commitment
to the Community
Funded thriving art, music program
Increased Career Pathways
Partnered with Local Universities
Support Adult and Vocational Education
RE-ELECT PROVEN LEADERSHIP
VOTE KONIGAR-MACKLIN, PERLMAN, WONG FOR
POMONA SCHOOL BOARD ON NOVEMBER 5TH
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Built a new library, opened two new parks, and banked a $17
million reserve – without raising taxes.
Working to Reduce Traffic Congestion. Helped implement
Neighborhood Traffic Management programs and pushing to
facilitate redesign of the Highway 57/60 interchange.
Cutting Crime Rates. Despite tough times, the city increased
funding for public safety programs and cut crime rates by 43%.
RE-Elect Ling Ling Chang to the Diamond Bar City Council
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Library News
Diamond Bar Library Celebrates One Year
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Mayor Jack Tanaka and Council Members
If you have not had an opportunity to
the guests in celebrating the joyous oc-
to 21800 Copley Drive and see for yourself
Steve Tye and Ron Everett were among
T
he Diamond Bar City Library
celebrated its one-year Anniver-
sary in its new location on August 17,
2013 with a festive birthday party for
the community. Children, teens, adults,
and families enjoyed cake and popcorn
in the Friends Reading Garden. The kids
excitedly waited for their special balloon
treats by a talented balloon twister while
others got their face painted.
H
casion with the Board of the Diamond
Bar Friends of the Library.
The new library became possible with the
check out the new facility, head on down
why the library is being called “Diamond
Bar’s newest treasure.”
generous contributions
and dedication from
the City of Diamond
Leadership To Make Our City Work For Us!
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LY O N u n c i l o n
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C i t y C a y 11 / 5
Tu e s d
Bar, Supervisor Don
Knabe, Librarian Margaret Todd, and the
library staff.
Nancy
LYONS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
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ALL
Walnut Valley Unified
for School District Board
of Education
Residents and Parents of the Walnut Valley Unified School
District can be proud of our schools and accomplishments:
• Highest achieving school district in the San Gabriel Valley
• API scores above 800
• International Baccalaureate programs
• National Blue Ribbon Schools
• California Distinguish Schools
• #1 advanced Placement Calculus program in the nation at Diamond
Bar High School
• U.S. News & World Report named Diamond Bar and Walnut High
among America’s Best High Schools
• 98% Graduation Rate
KEEP WVUSD RUNNING STRONG!
VOTE November 5th for HELEN HALL
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Community
balanced school budgets even with unstable state funding, without raising taxes
volunteer 22 years
NANCY’S GOALS
Economic development - fill vacant store fronts; add restaurants
Increased access to sports
fields and gyms through better cooperation between school districts and the City
Sensitive
development of Site D - the vacant land at the corner of Brea Canyon Road and Diamond Bar
Boulevard
Reduction of morning traffic through better utilization of school buses
NANCY IS ENDORSED BY
ELECTED OFFICIALS: State Senator Bob Huff State Assemblyman Curt Hagman Current City Council Members
Carol Herrera and Steve Tye Former Diamond Bar Mayors Wen Chang and John Forbing Walnut Valley School Board
Trustees: Helen Hall, Cindy Ruiz, Phillip Chen, & Larry Redinger Mt. SAC Trustees: Dr. Manual Baca, Judy Chen-Haggerty, &
Dr. David Hall Walnut Mayor: Tony Cartagena Walnut City Council Member: Mary Su Walnut Valley Water District Members: Scarlett Kwong & Ed Hilden Three Valleys Municipal Water District Member: Joe Ruzicka
COMMUNITY LEADERS (partial list): Saleem & Raghed Abdo Mei Lien Chang Rosette Clippenger Dr. Dean
Conklin Jimmy & Sophia Lin Gene Doss Tony McCabe Ryan Maine Kathleen Newe Denis & Sallie Paul Michelle
Roberts Rick Rogers Ruth Low Yara Sands Reverend Bob & Lisa Stebe Dr. Tony Torng Reverent Pat & Phil Williamz Dr. Rylva Wilson Kenny & Toni Hewett John & Trisha Bowler Paul & Michelle Knopf Chuck & Barbara Oldfield
Steve & Pat Savage Paul Ruiz Joni Evans Ray & Nancy McMullen Shelby Wagner Dr. Alysia Hobbs Ron Thibodeaux Donna Hunter Susan Arzola Susie Hyman Vernon Tulsi Savani Jack Shah Shehzad Bhojani
Vote for Nancy Lyons. The Best Choice for Diamond Bar City Council!
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Sports News
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Y
A NEW FACE, A FRESH PERSPECTIVE
Diamond Bar AYSO in Full Effect
ou know it is soccer season when
the parks are filled with energetic
youth, parents are strutting their “Soccer
Mom” or “Soccer Dad” T-shirts, and tons
of energy surrounds the fields. Diamond Bar AYSO Region 31 is well into
their Fall season and this year marks their
40th anniversary. The organization began
in 1973 and each year over 1,000 children
participate in the safe, fair and fun game
Diamond Bar AYSO provides.
Diamond Bar AYSO is a region built by
volunteers. Without the full support of the
parents and family members, the organi-
zation would not exist. AYSO offers two
seasons of soccer. The Fall season, known
as the Core Program, runs from mid
August through November. The Spring
season or “Selected Season” is designed
for those players
that are interested in playing soccer year
round. Coaches
invite qualified
players to participate in a season
that lasts from
January through
July.
AYSO also offers a VIP Program which
provides a quality soccer experience for
children and adults whose physical or
mental disabilities make it difficult to
REALTOR
successfully participate in mainstream
sports. The program offers VIP “Buddies,”
non-disabled
individuals,
to assist VIP
players on the
field. The VIP
program not
only encourages
players, but it
provides joy and
hope. Soccer is a well
-respected sport shared by all and Diamond
Bar AYSO Region 31 proves that. For more information on AYSO or to
volunteer, visit www.dbayso.org.
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Church News
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Before I Die...
for millions, hold her one more time, eat
a salad with an alien, see my daughter
D
iamond Canyon Christian Church
graduate, abandon all insecurities, plant
in Diamond Bar is participating in
a tree, straddle the International Date
called “Before I Die….” The project al-
Everyone is invited to participate in this
a world-wide public community project
lows anyone to express their goals in life.
Starting Sept. 15th, Diamond Canyon
Line, be completely myself. Diamond Canyon Christian Church is
located at: 3338 Diamond Canyon Rd.
in Diamond Bar. For more information
VOTE STEVE TYE
NOVEMBER 5TH
call 909-595-3399 or visit
www.diamondcanyon.org and
www.beforeidie.com.
celebration of the human spirit.
Christian Church will focus four weeks
on thinking of the future.
Anyone walking by could pick up a
piece of chalk, reflect on their lives, and
share their personal aspirations in this
public space. “Before I die I want to
_______.”
Some examples from boards all over the
world are: Before I die I want to… sing
For Strong Leadership, Experience and Integrity
VOTE CINDY RUIZ
on Nov. 5th for Walnut Valley School Board
Under Her Leadership - Proudly
Sharing District Accomplishments:
CINDY RUIZ
believes that ALL students have the right to
a top quality education
and she is committed to
Academic Excellence, Accountability, Honest Government and maintaining
the fiscal solvency for
WVUSD, even under the
State’s constantly changing fiscal crisis and demands.
WVUSD needs her dedication and experience
with the implementation of the State’s new
Common Core Standards and the New Local
Control Funding Formula.
District API 908
National Blue Ribbon Schools
California Distinguished Schools with South Pointe receiving the
Exemplary Arts School Award, one of the first in the state for
2013
Walnut HS top International Baccalaureate School with recent authorization for IB Career Certificate Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program
Diamond Bar HS International Baccalaureate School DBHS ranked
as a Gold Medal School, 1 of only 500 in the Nation
2 Primary Years IB Elementary schools
Mandarin Dual Immersion Program school
Superior rated Performing Arts, Athletic and Academic programs
State of the art new buildings and schools utilizing bond dollars
Follow Cindy on Facebook at: Cindy Ruiz for WVUSD School Board 2013
Paid for by Committee to Elect Cindy Ruiz 2013 FPPC# 1238888
Steve has served the community well,
including:
• Council Member, 2005-Present
• Diamond Bar Mayor, 2007 and 2011
• City Planning Commissioner 1997-2005,
serving twice as Chairman
• Parks & Recreation Commission 19941997, including Chairman
• Member, Diamond Bar Community Foundation
• Member, Library Task Force
• Member, Sports Complex Task Force
• Sunday School Teacher
• Soccer & Little League Coach
• School Volunteer
• Service organizations volunteer
Successful businessman: Steve Tye knows how
to make tough decisions to continue to balance the City budget on time; essential to Diamond Bar’s success.
Councilmember and former Planning Commissioner; Steve Tye is an experienced Diamond Bar leader and understands the challenges of reducing traffic better than
anyone. Steve Tye continues to work hard to
see the 57/60 freeway “Big Fix” improvements
become a reality.
Steve Tye has the skills to bring new
businesses to Diamond Bar, to help pay for
our community’s needs.
Join State Senator Bob Huff, Assemblyman Curt Hagman, Supervisor Don Knabe and Council Member Carol Herrera to
elect a proven leader -Steve Tye-on November 5th for Diamond Bar City Council. electstevetye@aol.com
VOTE STEVE TYE FOR
DIAMOND BAR CITY COUNCIL
Paid for by Steve Tye for City Council 2013
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Assemblyman Curt Hagman
Ed Royce
Assistant Republican Leader
Representing the 55th Assembly District
U.S. Representative
Serving the 39th District of California
Human Trafficking: A Global, but not a Faraway Problem
I
’m sure many of you have heard about the recent high-profile
There remains much work to be done in every country, including
the Saudi Royal Family in Irvine. This case is a reminder that
Human Trafficking Advisory Committee made up of victims’
human trafficking allegations made against a member of
human trafficking is a global, but not a faraway, problem. In
fact, at a hearing I held in May as Chairman of the House
Foreign Affairs Committee, Los Angeles County Supervisor,
Don Knabe, reported that girls as young as 10 are being trafficked right here on the streets of Los Angeles County.
our own. That’s why in August my office launched an Anti-
rights organizations, federal and local law enforcement agencies, and community leaders to address some of the concerns
surrounding trafficking in the area. And, this November, I will
be holding a Congressional field hearing in Orange County
to help shed light on the issue.
I am proud of the anti-trafficking work that the U.S. Congress
We must protect victims who come forward or are rescued, but
ing Victims Protection Act. That law requires the U.S. State
responsible for this misery.
began in 2000, with the passage of the landmark TraffickDepartment to rank countries in one of three “Tiers” (based
most importantly, we must forcefully prosecute the traffickers
Assemblyman Hagman Expresses His Disappointment to
Governor Brown's Signing of AB 1266
D
espite its controversy and strong opposition, I am disap-
pointed that Governor Jerry Brown signed Assembly
Bill 1266, authored by Assembly Member, Tom Ammiano
(San Francisco-D). AB 1266 requires that a pupil be permitted to participate in
sex-segregated school programs and activities, including athletic
teams and competitions, and use facilities such as showers and
bathrooms of the gender he/she wants to identify as, irrespective
of their actual gender as listed on the pupil’s records.
I represented those against the bill, speaking out against it
during floor debates, and delivering well over 4,000 constituent
letters to the Governor’s Office urging a veto.
Not only am I disappointed in Governor Brown’s decision,
but also in his choice to sign this bill which ignores the voices
of many California citizens. It also greatly compromised the
privacy and rights of students throughout California.
For more information on Assemblyman Curt Hagman please
visit: www.assembly.ca.gov/hagman
on their anti-trafficking efforts) in an annual Trafficking in
Persons Report.
Supervisor Don Knabe
Senator Bob Huff
Senate Republican Leader
Proudly Serving the 29th Senate District
T
Assembly Committee Votes for Comprehensive Immigration Reform
he Assembly Judiciary Committee took unanimous ac-
The current U.S. policy of issuing H-1B Visas left nearly 40,000
which calls upon Congress to pass and the President to sign,
authorities received too many applications. U.S. Citizenship
tion to pass a Senate Joint Resolution (SJR) I authored,
comprehensive federal immigration reform legislation.
All Senate Republicans are serving as joint authors of SJR 9
in a united effort to promote Startup Act 3.0, which creates
the Entrepreneur’s Visa for legal immigrants to remain in the
United States and launch businesses to create jobs.
The Startup Act means job opportunities for California families.
It has the potential to add between 500,000 and 1.6 million
new jobs for Americans over the next 10 years.
highly skilled immigrants out of luck after federal immigration
and Immigration Services can only issue 85,000 H-1B Visas
every year. The agency was recently flooded with 124,000 applications in five days, forcing a lottery system that left some
skilled immigrants shut out of the country.
The United States economy has been enriched by the innovative
and entrepreneurial spirit of immigrants from around the world.
Fifty-two percent of Silicon Valley startups between 1995 and
2005 were founded or cofounded by immigrants, generating
$52 billion in revenues and employing 450,000 workers.
Serving Los Angeles County’s Fourth District
Baby Boy Safely Surrendered at Pomona Hospital
I
am pleased to announce
I am thankful that this mother, despite her desperate situation,
render Program celebrated
at life. As word continues to spread about the program, other
the County’s Safe Sur-
success for the fourth time
this year with the report of a
safely surrendered newborn
baby boy. This most recent
safe surrender occurred on
August 5, 2013 at a hospital
in Pomona.
As is standard practice, the newborn is in protective custody
and will be placed with families approved for adoption by the
Department of Children and Family Services.
decided to surrender her baby, and give him a second chance
moms in similar situations can make the right choice for their
babies and themselves, because of Safe Surrender.
This is the fourth Safe Surrender in Los Angeles County in
2013, and the 107th since the program began over twelve years
ago. The program allows someone to surrender an infant that
is no more than three days old, as long as the infant shows
no signs of abuse.
To learn more about the Safe Surrender Program, visit http://
youtu.be/_EGoPXD23G0.
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Health News 21
M
ore than 50 million Americans are
affected by the nation’s leading
cause of disability known as Arthritis;
a complex fam-
The Great ShakeOut
Healing Hands for Arthritis
event to raise awareness and reduce the
past two years, this one-day nationwide
severely damage joints and rob people of
toward life-changing Arthritis research
impact of this serious disease, which can
living life to its fullest. Massage therapy
plays an important role in alleviating the
ily of musculo-
&
skeletal disorders
consisting of more
than 100 different
diseases or con-
event has raised over $1M. The funds go
T
he 2013 Great ShakeOut Earthquake
will take part in this annual drill to help
Drill will be held October 17 at
improve preparedness and practice how
10:17 a.m. Millions of people worldwide
to be safe during earthquakes.
that helps restore mobility in patients;
Many areas of the globe are prone
healthcare advocacy to improve the
to earthquakes. Anyone, anywhere is
lives of millions
at risk when an earthquake strikes:
who live with Ar-
home, work, school or even on va-
thritis; and pro-
cation. grams for families
to provide em-
Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills
education.
to be safer during earthquakes:
are an opportunity to practice how
powerment and
ditions. One in
every five adults and 300,000 children,
are affected by this painful disease.
Massage Envy Spa and the Arthritis
Foundation are joining forces September 18 to host the third annual Healing
Hands for Arthritis, a one-day national
pain and swelling caused by Arthritis,
improving flexibility and circulation,
and reducing stress and anxiety.
Massage Envy Diamond Bar will donate
$10 from every one-hour massage or facial
to the Arthritis Foundation. Over the
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“Drop, Cover and Hold On.”
To participate in the Healing Hands for
The Great ShakeOut also has been
Arthritis event, contact the Diamond Bar
organized to encourage you, your
Massage Envy at 909.612.9700.
To learn more about The Arthritis Foundation visit www.athritis.org.
community, your school, or your
October 17, 10:17 a.m.
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call: 888-699-8702
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states and countries. Over 7.5 million
participants are registered to participate
this year. If you are interested in establishing a
ShakeOut drill, visit www.shakeout.
org. You can also download safety tips,
Preparedness Guides, Drill Manuals and
more. These resources are useful when
educating yourself or others in the event
of an earthquake. While we cannot stop
an earthquake from occurring, we can
be prepared.
Celebrating our Veterans
the services of our Veterans. All men
celebration of Veterans Day in 1947 in
in honor of Diamond Bar service men
of America will honor and celebrate
and women that fought for our country
deserve the recognition and gratitude for
their work in protecting our nation.
States proclaimed November 11 as Armistice Day or
in World War I. Weeks led the first
Alabama. It wasn’t until 1954 that Congress
amended this act replacing Armistice
Day to Veterans Day. Today, November
11 is celebrated nationwide. for a special ceremony on November 7
and women. The ceremony will include
patriotic music, awards presentation, and
a brief video highlighting hometown
Veterans and their experiences. The
community is invited to
show their support.
Remembrance Day which
We owe it to our Veterans
anniversary of the end of
services for our country,
eran, Raymond Weeks, had
gayle@gaylebarnes.com
in 2008 and has expanded in many other
The City of Diamond Bar will unite
In 1945, World War II Vet-
Promenade Realtors
The Great ShakeOut began in California
all Veterans and not just those that died
World War I.
Realtor
and injuries.
n November 11, the United States
was celebrated to mark the
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plans and supplies, and to secure
your space in order to prevent damage
Register at www.ShakeOut.org
Before Veterans day existed, the United
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the idea of expanding Ar-
mistice Day to celebrate
to not only honor their
but to share with them our
appreciation for all they
have done. Happy Veterans
Day!
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School News
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T
he 2013-2014 school year is well
postsecondary, education and careers.
Pomona And Walnut Valley Unified
more critically and creatively, articulating
underway and students within the
School Districts are settling into their
academic routines. This year all California School Districts
have started the implementation of the
Common Core Standards in English
Language Arts and Mathematics. The
mission of the standards is to provide
a consistent and clear understanding of
what students are expected to learn, so
teachers and parents know what they
need to do to help them.
They place an emphasis on thinking
positions, taking intellectual risks and
collaborating effectively. The standards
will define exactly what students should
L.A. County Fire’s Monthly Public Education Campaign
State School officers and the National
Governors Association.
August/Issue 8 of 12
For further information on Common
Core Standards visit www.corestandards.
Commuting is a way of life in Los Angeles. Each day, bicyclists and motorists share the roads
with hundreds of buses, trains, and pedestrians. The Los Angeles County Fire Department
wants you to stay safe during your commute, so whether you ride a bicycle or drive a car,
follow these simple tips to keep you safe while navigating the open road.
org.
know and are able to do
at each grade level.
The Common Core
Safety Tips for Bicyclists
Standards was adopted
in California in 2010, with
full implementation oc-
Bicycles must follow the same traffic rules as motorized
vehicles. When riding your bike in traffic, here are a few
safety tips to remember:
years, and new technol-
Always obey traffic signs and signals, and follow
roadway markings.
2015. The standards was
Ride in the same direction as traffic.
curring over the next two
These common set of standards are designed to be relevant to our 21st century,
ogy based assessments in
and skills students need for success in
by the Council of Chief
global world, reflecting the knowledge
Bicycle & Vehicle Safety
Back to School with Core
launched and supported
Fourth graders Miriam Abdelnaby, Denise Abbasi, Julio
Abcantara, Jeremy Tsu and Alex Castillo with their
teacher Cynthia Riggio.
STUDENT ATTENDANCE:
Q
is a strong predictor of academic performance in K-12;
Q
is a strong predictor of on-time graduation;
Q
is an indication of individual students’ physical and
mental health;
Use hand signals before turning, stopping, or changing
lanes.
Ride in a straight line; do not weave in between parked
cars.
Always wear a helmet. Wearing a helmet is the law for
children and adolescents under the age of 18 in the
State of California.
Be alert while riding; watch for opening doors from
parked cars.
Riding while wearing headphones in both ears is
prohibited by law.
Always yield to pedestrians.
September is school attendance
awareness month
In rainy weather, use extra caution and give yourself
ample room to stop.
Keep your bike
properly maintained.
This means checking
the air in the tires,
the brakes, and the
chain regularly. This
will help to keep your
bike running safely
and efficiently.
Sidewalks are for
pedestrians, not
bicycles.
Use reflectors and lights, and wear light colored clothing
while riding (especially at night) in order to be more
visible to motorists.
Vehicle Safety
Because the County of Los Angeles is so large, the most preferred method of transportation
is a motor vehicle. Whether you are the driver or a passenger, the Los Angeles County Fire
Department wants you to stay safe. We have offered a few simple facts and tips to help keep
you and your loved ones safe while driving.
POMONA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
800 S. Garey Ave. • Pomona, CA 91766
(909) 397-4800 • www.pusd.org
For more helpful tips, follow us
on Facebook and Twitter
Facebook.com/LACoFD
Twitter.com/LACo_FD
All children younger than eight years old must ride in the back seat of a car in a booster
or car seat.
Everyone riding in a vehicle must have their seat belts fastened at all times when a
vehicle is in motion.
During rainy weather, keep a safe distance from the car in front of you in the event you
need to brake suddenly. If you use your windshield wipers, your headlights must be
turned on.
When driving, all cell phone conversations must occur while using a hands-free device.
If using a map app, GPS system, or texting, the same hands-free laws apply.
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Safety News
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T
here have been reports of burglaries
in the area. Here are tips in what
burglars do and look for:
• Burglars dress their best to never
look like a crook.
• While working at your home, burglars
may ask to use the bathroom. While
in there, they unlatch the window to
make their return easier.
• Burglars dislike loud dogs.
• Burglars look in windows for signs
Keep Your Home Protected
the bedside table, and the medicine
• If decorative glass is part of your
cabinet.
front entrance, alarms installed near
• Burglars almost never go into kids
the door are a dead giveaway to see
rooms. May be a good place to hide
if the alarm is set or not.
important items.
• A loud TV or radio can be a bet-
• Burglars will not have enough time
ter deterrent than the best alarm
to break into your safe, but if it is not
system.
bolted down, they will take it.
• Burglars knock first. If you do not
• Avoid announcing your vacations on
answer they try the door.
Facebook. It is easier than you think
• Leaving a window open just a crack
to look up your address.
is an invitation to come in.
• Burglars can determine good taste and
neighbor hears one loud sound, they
flowers to kids yard toys.
• Burglars always check dresser drawers,
burglars if you are home or not.
• Burglars may break a window to get
expensive items inside, from beautiful
what they were doing.
and fliers left on front doors tells
that you are home, and for flat screen
TVs or gaming systems.
hear it again, they will go back to
• Newspapers piled up in driveways
in, even if it makes a little noise. If a
usually stop what they are doing and
wait to hear it again. If they do not
Sources: Convicted burglars; Security Consultant
Chris McGoey, who runs crimedoctor.com; and
Richard T. Wright, a criminology professor at
the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
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Upcoming Events
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Diamon#d Bar 's Up coming Events Calen dar
Se pte mbe r
12- Oct. 17
On Tuesdays & Thursdays visit the Mount
San Antonio College Art Exhibit from 11 :00am-2:00pm
and Thursday evenings 5:00pm-7:30pm at the Mt. Sac Art
Gallery.
18
The Arthritis Foundation and Massage Envy’s one
day National Event at Massage Envy in Diamond Bar. Call
909.612.9700 for more information.
21
Princess Party with Miss Diamond Bar & her Court at
the Diamond Bar Library from 2:00pm-4:00pm. For ages
0-12 years.
27
2013 Diamond Bar Through My Lens photo contest
deadline at 4:30pm. Visit www.DiamondBarCA.Gov/PhotoContest for more information.
29
Last Day to visit the LA County Fair
October
5
MOMS Club of Diamond Bar annual yard sale benefiting
Children’s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC). To donate
or attend the yard sale, call 909.992.3189 or email diamond-
19
Halloween Party with Clint Perry and the BooHoo Crew
Books & Barks at the Diamond Bar Library from 12:00pm-
1:00pm. Read aloud to a therapy dog from Beach Animals
Reading with Kids (BARK's).
12
5th Annual Walk for Life at Pomona First Baptist Church,
601 N. Garey Ave., Pomona at 10:00am. Two mile walk, food,
kids zone, and live music. Email events@ChoicesCenter.org or
call 909.258.9273 to register or for more information.
16
Family Place Parent/Child Workshop at the Diamond
Bar Library from 10:00am-11:00am. For ages 0-4 years and
their parents.
17
The Great Shakeout Earthquake Drill at 10:17am. Visit
www.ShakeOut.org for more information.
Walnut/Diamond Bar Station
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at the Diamond Bar Library from 9:00am-10:00am. Music,
Costume Parade and Contest.
19-20
Cal Poly Pomona Pumpkin Festival at 4102 S. Uni-
versity Dr. in Pomona from 8:00am-5:00pm. Pumpkin Patch,
corn maze, petting zoo, horse rides and entertainment.
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Family Place Parent/Child Workshop at the Diamond
Bar Library from 10:00am-11:00am. For ages 0-4 years and
their parents.
25
Quail Summit Elementary School’s annual carnival. Haunted
House, Velcro Wall, Bounce Houses, Games, Shaved Ice, Food
Family Place Parent/Child Workshop at the Diamond
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Bar Library from 10:00am-11:00am. For ages 0-4 years and
their parents.
30-31
City of Diamond Bar Haunted House at Heritage
Park Community Center from 6:00pm-9:00pm. $5 per person.
Not recommended for those under 8 years.
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Fall Fun Festival at Heritage Park from 4:30pm-8:30
pm. Recommended for ages 2-8. Free admission. Game cards
$5 each.
barmomsclub@gmail.com.
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County
Sheriff’s Department
Los Angeles Los
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Sheriff'
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November
2
4th annual Eco Expo at the AQMD from 10:00am-2:00pm.
Visit www.diamondbarca.gov/DBrecycles.
5 Election Day. Your vote counts!
7 Veterans Recognition Ceremony at the Diamond Bar Center
from 9:00am-11:00am. Free admission.
11
15
Veterans Day
The Diamond Bar Community Foundation annual Gala,
The Extravaganza, at the Diamond Bar Center from 6:00pm10:00pm. Visit www.thedbcf.org.
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Phillips Ranch, 68 Westbrook Ln.
Grand Living
Chino, 14132 Peral Ct.
Custom 5 bed 4.5 bath, 4,645 sf., 11,640 lot,
blt 1992 and remodeled in 2005, magnificent in and out.
Furnished at full price, Std Sale
5 bed, 4 baths, 3,687 sf., blt 1983, amazing useable
41,162 sf lot., golf, full size lighted tennis, pool, spa,
loft, 2 beds down, bonus rm.
5 bed, 4 baths, 4,436 sf, 18,571 sf. lot, blt. 1999,
fenced pool/spa, RV parking, award winning schools
lighted sports count, fabulously upgraded, solar, must see
$1,325,000
$1,100,000
$995,000
Panoramic View
One Story With View
Quiet Cul-De-Sac
3 bed 3.5 baths, 2,364 sf., blt 1985, 22,529 sf lot,
mountain/city views. Possible 4 bedrooms, cul-de-sac
two master suites, pool, 3 car garage. Standard sale
N. Diamond Bar, 504 Looking Glass
Phillips Ranch, 12 Rancho Jurupa Pl.
4 bed 2 baths, 2,042 sf., built 1984, 12,384 sf. cds lot,
gated rv parking, hills view, excellent schools.
4 bed, 3 bath, 2,383 sf., blt. 1983, 6,012 sf. lot,
Quiet Cul-de-sac, ideal floor plan, walk to park
great entertainer’s backyard, award winning schools
Phillips Ranch, 5 Maverick Cr.
$835,000
$665,000
$625,000
$590,000
Walnut School Dist.
Butterfield Ranch
Custom On Large Lot
Pending
Diamond Bar, 1269 Calbourne Dr.
S. Chino Hills, 6151 Sevenoaks
Rowland Heights, 2656 Gallio Ave.
3 bed, 2 bath, 1,800 sf., blt. 1961, 9,638 sf. lot,
private spacious backyard, oversized 2 car garage
lush green lawn, Excellent award winning schools
4 bed, 3 bath, 1,969 sf., blt. 1991, 6,324 sf. lot,
sought after neighborhood, cul-de-sac, RV parking
upgraded, lush landscaping, award winning schools
$550,000
$510,000
$495,000
$470,000
Modern Marvel
Pending
Pending
2 Master Townhome
INSTALLED
+ TAX
4 bed, 2 baths, 1,906 sf., blt 1964, 8,586 sf. lot.
One story open floor plan, upgraded throughout
well maintained, award winning Walnut School District
KITCHEN AND FLOORING CENTER, INC.
60
Closed 7.19.13@$1,245,000
Isti Wallace
5 bed 3 baths, 3,015 sf., built 1985, 11,900 lot,
Spectacular Rolling Ridge view home, open floor plan
huge private lot, Award winning schools, Std. sale.
N. Chino Hills, 2138 Woodhollow Ln.
BATHROOM
1200 South Diamond Bar Blvd. #101
Diamond Bar, CA 91765
20875 GOLDEN SPRINGS DR.
DIAMOND BAR, CA 91789
909.594.5020
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4bed 3 bath, 2,200 sf., blt 1988, 5,830 sf lot.
One bedroom down, new interior paint,
3 car grg. Std sale
Chino, 6870 Cardinal Ct.
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Chino Hills, 16911 East Lane
Chino Hills, 3975 Aspen Ln.
Chino, 1211 Modoc Pl.
Ontario, 2248 Greenwood
2 bed, 2 bath 1,287 sf., blt 2000, appx 12,000 sf lot,
1 car detached grg., view decks. A visually stunning
home in Sleepy Hollow
3 bed, 2 baths, 1,209 sf., blt. 1972, 8,400 sf. lot
pool, walk to two fantastic parks
Award winning schools, standard sale
3 bed, 2 baths, built in 1977, 1,130 sf, 7,280 sf. lot
recently remodeled one story gem, open floor plan
large backyard, quiet cul-de-sac, award winning schools
2 bed 2.5 baths, appx 1300 sf., blt 1983,
2 car attached garage. Newer paint,
carpet, windows, fenced yard
$400,000
$375,000
$330,000
$195,000 or lease $1,400
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$323,000
$179,000
Fontana
Pomona
16609 Gala Ave.
Newer Fontana executive home built in
2006. Two story home in Bon Ita Ridge.
4 bedroom, 3 baths with 1 bedroom and
full bath downstairs. Dual zone forced air
heating & central air conditioning. Large
kitchen, fireplace, and bonus room.
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Diamond Bar
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$318,888
1348 “C” Diamond Bar Blvd.
Two story - 2 bed, 1.5 baths. Attached
garage, front patio and large back deck.
Unit faces green belt. New interior painting and carpet. Community pool, play
area, club house and car ports. Located
in heart of Diamond Bar!
Walnut
$728,888
20305 Fuerte Rd.
Gentleman Farm in Walnut. Single story
ranch style home. Over 16,000 sqft. lot.
Plenty of room for kids, soccer, storage, or maybe a horse. 4 bedrooms, 2.5
baths. Fireplaces, whirlpool spa, garden,
separate studio, and so much more!
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Placentia
5031 McKenzie Dr.
$548,888
4 bedroom, 2 bath in a over 1900 sqft.
single story home in a great area of Placentia. Close to everything. Living room,
family room, swimming pool, and patio.
Located on an estimated large 9000+
residential lot.
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La Habra
$438,888
540 Parkwood Ave.
Single story home located in fantastic
neighborhood. 3 bed, 2 bath home remodeled over years. Extended driveway,
2 car garage. Stainless steel appliances
in kitchen, air/heat and so much more!
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Diamond Bar
$468,888
2273 Evergreen Springs
Estate Sale. Single story home in Walnut School District. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
enclosed patio room, storage shed, large
fenced backyard, newer forced air heater
and stove. Walking distance to Diamond
Bar HS. Hurry - won’t last long!
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