Showing posts with label la verne living. Show all posts
Showing posts with label la verne living. Show all posts

Thursday, September 1, 2011

High School Football - The Smudgepot Game

High School Football - The Smudgepot Game

Okay, so tonight and tomorrow night are the annual SMUDGEPOT GAMES between rivals San Dimas High School and Bonita High School of the Bonita Unified School District!  Tonight are the junior varsity games and tomorrow night the kicker - the varsity match up!  You can find more info about BONITA here.  and the schedule for SAN DIMAS is here.

san dimas saints
Now, you've heard me tell my story before about how I fell in love with HS Football. So for me and local sports enthusiasts, it's a fabulous time of the year.  And because there are so many fans, this is the first year that both games will be played at the Cirtus College stadium.

So come on out and support you loca team, BONITA or SAN DIMAS, whichever you prefer.  Remember, it'a all about the kids!

Warmest Regards,
Linda K. Mayer,

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Thursday, July 14, 2011

WALKING AND CHEWING GUM AT THE SAME TIME!

WALKING AND CHEWING GUM AT THE SAME TIME

Okay so, according to a study released this week by the Sierra Club, the CITY OF LA VERNE came in second for water conservation in all of the southland cities.  I read it in our local paper, the San Gabriel Valley Tribune.  
LA VERNE WATER TREATMENT FACILITY
That's pretty amazing considering we have recently lifted some of the bans on watering lawns.  And to tell you the truth, we actually haven't felt the water-pinch in our home.  So I guess water conservation can be done in a pain-free kind of way!

Now if Southern California Edison would just catch up and move the baselines onto this day and age, I guess we'd all be okay. Edison seems to have older baselines and if you go above the amount lotted for your property, you pay through the nose!  Seriously, they need to move into the electronic age and figure it out!  (Sorry, I had to vent!)

Anyway, my point is that LA VERNE is an amazing place to live. We can do it all AND conserve water at the same time.  ISN'T THAT LIKE WALKING AND CHEWING GUM AT THE SAME TIME?

(Picture is of the LA VERNE WATER TREATMENT FACILITY)

Warmest Regards,
Linda K. Mayer,

A Realtor you can Trust!
(626) 824-8927 Cell