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Thursday, April 26, 2012
Have Prescriptions you don't need? Saturday is Medication take back day in Aliso Viejo.
Parents Told to Talk to Kids About Prescription Drug Abuse; Medication Take-Back Day Is Saturday
Sheriff's Department officials discuss the growing problem at Aliso Viejo City Hall. Return drugs to police station for safe disposal.
Unused prescription drugs can be an invitation to abuse. Submitted photo.Drug Enforcement Administration
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The City of Aliso Viejo held a short presentation at City Hall Wednesday about the abuse and misuse of prescription drugs.
Deputy Darren Braham of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department and Crime Prevention Specialist Margo Beauchamp engaged parents and the community in a discussion about being aware of the drug trends in Orange County.
An intimate setting of only 10 people, mainly women and concerned mothers, made up the crowd. Braham went through a list of illegal substances and how teens today are frequently selling and abusing prescription drugs.
He educated parents and guardians of the seriousness behind every pill, the causes and effects, what teens are using them for, how to look for symptoms, where teens are getting them from and how to prevent it. He encouraged parents and guardians to talk with their teens and take this issue seriously.
Wednesday’s presentation was to promote National Prescription Medication Take Back Day on April 28. Between 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., residents can bring unwanted, unused and expired prescription medication to the Aliso Viejo Police Station at 11 Journey. It is free and discrete with drive-thru access. This event will be held rain or shine throughout the nation to dispose unwanted prescription medication the safe and correct way -- not down the drains or toilets.
According to the Office of Diversion Control, in 2011 the Drug Enforcement Administration collected more than 377,086 pounds of unwanted or expired prescription medication. There were 5,327 take-back sites throughout the nation. The DEA hopes to see an increase this year.
Look online for more information, or call 714-647-4133 for local drop-off locations to dispose unwanted prescription medication.
Related Topics:Drug Abuse, Orange County Sheriff's Department, Prescription Medications, and Take Back DayDeputy Darren Braham of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department and Crime Prevention Specialist Margo Beauchamp engaged parents and the community in a discussion about being aware of the drug trends in Orange County.
An intimate setting of only 10 people, mainly women and concerned mothers, made up the crowd. Braham went through a list of illegal substances and how teens today are frequently selling and abusing prescription drugs.
He educated parents and guardians of the seriousness behind every pill, the causes and effects, what teens are using them for, how to look for symptoms, where teens are getting them from and how to prevent it. He encouraged parents and guardians to talk with their teens and take this issue seriously.
Wednesday’s presentation was to promote National Prescription Medication Take Back Day on April 28. Between 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., residents can bring unwanted, unused and expired prescription medication to the Aliso Viejo Police Station at 11 Journey. It is free and discrete with drive-thru access. This event will be held rain or shine throughout the nation to dispose unwanted prescription medication the safe and correct way -- not down the drains or toilets.
According to the Office of Diversion Control, in 2011 the Drug Enforcement Administration collected more than 377,086 pounds of unwanted or expired prescription medication. There were 5,327 take-back sites throughout the nation. The DEA hopes to see an increase this year.
Look online for more information, or call 714-647-4133 for local drop-off locations to dispose unwanted prescription medication.
Oak Park in Aliso Viejo
Oak Park is located on Boundary Oak and is adjacent to several of our neighborhoods including
Memory Lane, Milano, Talavera, Canterbury and Pacific Grove. It is also just a short distance from Canyon View Elementary.
I love this park because it has lots of trees and little hills and reminds me of an old fashioned park where you can plop down with a blanket or chair and read a book, or people watch.
There is a pretty large tot area, one basketball court and several eating areas and benches to rest at.
Friday, April 20, 2012
Market update for 3/21/2012 ro 4/20/2012
The Market has definitely switched gears. Here are the stats. If you scroll down and compare to last year.. there is a huge change. We have very low inventory and sales are way up!
Active Listings 109
Listings in Back Up Status 179
Listings in Pending Status 80
We Closed 74 transactions in this time period.
Now let's compare that with last year.
Active Listings 282
Listings in Back Up Status 105
Listings in Pending Status 56
Closed Transactions 63
Active Listings 109
Listings in Back Up Status 179
Listings in Pending Status 80
We Closed 74 transactions in this time period.
Now let's compare that with last year.
Active Listings 282
Listings in Back Up Status 105
Listings in Pending Status 56
Closed Transactions 63
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Date is set for Dog Park Walk Thru.. May 12th
Aliso Viejo Community Association board members selected May 12 for the Aliso Canyon Community Park walking workshop—the proposed site for the city's first dog park.
Residents are encouraged to attend the workshop to give input and hear plans for the park from AVCA board and committee members.
AVCA President Ross Chun said the workshop is proposed to begin near the soccer field at the end of the Aliso Canyon Community Park. The actual location for the dog park has been discussed for the undeveloped area beyond the soccer fields, toward Aliso and Wood Canyon Park.
Do you have a dog that will enjoy this new park? I do!
Residents are encouraged to attend the workshop to give input and hear plans for the park from AVCA board and committee members.
AVCA President Ross Chun said the workshop is proposed to begin near the soccer field at the end of the Aliso Canyon Community Park. The actual location for the dog park has been discussed for the undeveloped area beyond the soccer fields, toward Aliso and Wood Canyon Park.
Do you have a dog that will enjoy this new park? I do!
Aquatic Center is having an Open House!
Aquatic Center Open House April 26
The 2012 season at the Aliso Viejo Aquatic Center will run from May 5 through September 30, with a special Open House Thursday, April 26 kicking off the festivities.
The Open House is from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and will feature a complimentary beverage station and cookies, and guests will have a chance to meet this year's swim coach and instructors as well as sign up for monthly and seasonal passes. Information on programs and pricing will be available.
The resort-style complex overlooking the golf course at 29 Santa Barbara has continued to attract more visitors and offer more programs since it opened in 2009. The center's popularity has grown with the addition last year of a new swim team, swim lessons, after-school swim, an improved menu at the Oasis Cafe and more. Visitors enjoy lap and recreational swim, private pool parties and numerous activities and events throughout the season. The center boasts a junior Olympic 5-lane lap pool, recreational pool, children's wading pool, toddler splash pad, adult whirl pool, Oasis Cafe, locker facilities, restrooms, and a patio with an outdoor patio fireplace.
The 2012 season at the Aliso Viejo Aquatic Center will run from May 5 through September 30, with a special Open House Thursday, April 26 kicking off the festivities.
The Open House is from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and will feature a complimentary beverage station and cookies, and guests will have a chance to meet this year's swim coach and instructors as well as sign up for monthly and seasonal passes. Information on programs and pricing will be available.
The resort-style complex overlooking the golf course at 29 Santa Barbara has continued to attract more visitors and offer more programs since it opened in 2009. The center's popularity has grown with the addition last year of a new swim team, swim lessons, after-school swim, an improved menu at the Oasis Cafe and more. Visitors enjoy lap and recreational swim, private pool parties and numerous activities and events throughout the season. The center boasts a junior Olympic 5-lane lap pool, recreational pool, children's wading pool, toddler splash pad, adult whirl pool, Oasis Cafe, locker facilities, restrooms, and a patio with an outdoor patio fireplace.
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