Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Grease is playing at Grand Park this Friday!!!
Movie night in the park. Don't miss out on this fun movie outside with friends and neighbors. Should be a really nice evening!
Friday, August 12, 2011
Fall Swim Team Starts Monday at our Aquatic Center
Fall swim team starts Monday
Registration is now available for the fall swim team at the Aliso Viejo Aquatic Center.
The swim team, offered through Blueray Management, takes place on Monday and Wednesday from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. for kids 8 and under and from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. for children 9 and over.
The team will focus on stroke technique and will give members the chance to improve their individual swimming skills.
Cost is $150. Registration is available at the Aquatic Center, 29 Santa Barbara. The City facility is conveniently located at Aliso Creek Road and Glenwood Drive, next to the Aliso Viejo Conference Center.
For more information, e-mail avaquatics@kempersports.com or call 949-425-2559. Information about the facility is available www.alisoviejoaquaticscenter.com.
Registration is now available for the fall swim team at the Aliso Viejo Aquatic Center.
The swim team, offered through Blueray Management, takes place on Monday and Wednesday from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. for kids 8 and under and from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. for children 9 and over.
The team will focus on stroke technique and will give members the chance to improve their individual swimming skills.
Cost is $150. Registration is available at the Aquatic Center, 29 Santa Barbara. The City facility is conveniently located at Aliso Creek Road and Glenwood Drive, next to the Aliso Viejo Conference Center.
For more information, e-mail avaquatics@kempersports.com or call 949-425-2559. Information about the facility is available www.alisoviejoaquaticscenter.com.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
What are they doing to the street now? Aliso Creek and Pacific Park?
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Please watch out for your pets!!! Coyotes are out there.
Pet owners should beware of coyotes
After recent coyote attacks in surrounding cities, Mission Viejo Animal Services, which serves Aliso Viejo, is warning pet owners to beware of coyotes. Call 949-470-3045 immediately if any of the following occurs:
· Your pet is attacked or killed.
· Coyote is on your property or living close to your property.
· Coyote is acting unusually aggressive towards someone.
· You have been bitten by a coyote.
· Coyote is injured or appears sick.
Animal Services takes these situations seriously. Each report will be evaluated to determine if the coyote is behaving in an unusual manner or is a threat to human safety. Further action - including removing the animal - may be required.
People should always be aware of the presence of coyotes living within the community. Pet owners are encouraged to follow these safety practices and precautions:
· Be aware coyotes are more active in the spring, when feeding and protecting their young.
· If followed by a coyote, make loud noises. If this fails, throw rocks in the animal's direction.
· Do not leave small children or pets outside unattended.
· Do not allow cats outdoors to roam (day or night).
· Do not use a retractable leash - a leash should be no more than 6 feet. This allows you to be in control of your pet and ensures it's close to you at all times.
· Trim ground-level shrubbery and clear brush near your home to reduce places where coyotes live and hide.
· Keep pet rabbits in suitable cages.
· Keep tight covers on all trash containers, and put trash out on collection day at the latest opportunity.
· Never leave water or pet food outside.
· Never feed coyotes.
· Never attempt to touch, pet or capture wildlife. These animals will bite to protect themselves.
Remember, coyotes are hunters seeking a food source. By nature, they are fearful of humans, but if coyotes have access to human food and garbage, their behavior changes and they can lose caution and fear.
For more information or to report coyote incidents, call Mission Viejo Animal Services at 949-470-3045.
There was one on my lawn the other night.. 10:45 at night. If I had walked out the front door with the dogs, not sure what would have happened.
After recent coyote attacks in surrounding cities, Mission Viejo Animal Services, which serves Aliso Viejo, is warning pet owners to beware of coyotes. Call 949-470-3045 immediately if any of the following occurs:
· Your pet is attacked or killed.
· Coyote is on your property or living close to your property.
· Coyote is acting unusually aggressive towards someone.
· You have been bitten by a coyote.
· Coyote is injured or appears sick.
Animal Services takes these situations seriously. Each report will be evaluated to determine if the coyote is behaving in an unusual manner or is a threat to human safety. Further action - including removing the animal - may be required.
People should always be aware of the presence of coyotes living within the community. Pet owners are encouraged to follow these safety practices and precautions:
· Be aware coyotes are more active in the spring, when feeding and protecting their young.
· If followed by a coyote, make loud noises. If this fails, throw rocks in the animal's direction.
· Do not leave small children or pets outside unattended.
· Do not allow cats outdoors to roam (day or night).
· Do not use a retractable leash - a leash should be no more than 6 feet. This allows you to be in control of your pet and ensures it's close to you at all times.
· Trim ground-level shrubbery and clear brush near your home to reduce places where coyotes live and hide.
· Keep pet rabbits in suitable cages.
· Keep tight covers on all trash containers, and put trash out on collection day at the latest opportunity.
· Never leave water or pet food outside.
· Never feed coyotes.
· Never attempt to touch, pet or capture wildlife. These animals will bite to protect themselves.
Remember, coyotes are hunters seeking a food source. By nature, they are fearful of humans, but if coyotes have access to human food and garbage, their behavior changes and they can lose caution and fear.
For more information or to report coyote incidents, call Mission Viejo Animal Services at 949-470-3045.
There was one on my lawn the other night.. 10:45 at night. If I had walked out the front door with the dogs, not sure what would have happened.
Friday, August 5, 2011
National Night Out Tuesday, Aug 9 at Target Center
Don't miss National Night Out Tuesday
The public is invited to attend a National Night Out event, "Celebrate National Night Out for Safety," on Tuesday, Aug. 9 at the Aliso Viejo Target Center.
The family event - hosted by Aliso Viejo Police Services, Laguna Hills Police Services and Target - is from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the shopping center at 26932 La Paz Road.
National Night Out will feature free child fingerprint kits; child safety games; Sheriff's Department Search & Rescue Bloodhounds and a patrol vehicle; an Orange County Fire Authority Station 57 fire truck; and Aliso Viejo Family Resource Center referral services. It will also boast family safety, crime prevention and emergency preparedness booths, along with free raffles and prizes. Child face-painting and free food will be available during the event.
National Night Out is a nationwide community-building campaign designed to generate participation in local safety and anti-crime programs and to strengthen police-community partnerships.
For more information, contact Aliso Viejo Crime Prevention Specialist Margo Beauchamp at 949-425-2563.
The public is invited to attend a National Night Out event, "Celebrate National Night Out for Safety," on Tuesday, Aug. 9 at the Aliso Viejo Target Center.
The family event - hosted by Aliso Viejo Police Services, Laguna Hills Police Services and Target - is from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the shopping center at 26932 La Paz Road.
National Night Out will feature free child fingerprint kits; child safety games; Sheriff's Department Search & Rescue Bloodhounds and a patrol vehicle; an Orange County Fire Authority Station 57 fire truck; and Aliso Viejo Family Resource Center referral services. It will also boast family safety, crime prevention and emergency preparedness booths, along with free raffles and prizes. Child face-painting and free food will be available during the event.
National Night Out is a nationwide community-building campaign designed to generate participation in local safety and anti-crime programs and to strengthen police-community partnerships.
For more information, contact Aliso Viejo Crime Prevention Specialist Margo Beauchamp at 949-425-2563.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
It's Movie Night this FRIDAY! Toy Story 3 and concert in the park this Sunday!
Public invited to enjoy movie and concert in the park
Bring your blankets and low-back chairs and enjoy a movie in Grand Park on Friday and a concert in the park on Sunday.
The events, hosted by the Aliso Viejo Community Association (AVCA), kick off with a Movie in the Park from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 5. Visitors will enjoy the PG-rated "Toy Story 3," which starts at dusk. The film welcomes Woody, Buzz and the whole gang back to the big screen as Andy prepares to depart for college and his loyal toys find themselves in daycare.
Then on Sunday Aug. 7, AVCA will host a live concert featuring "Elton in the Early Years" at the Grand Park/Town Center Amphitheater. The Elton John tribute band will perform from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
The Aliso Viejo Town Center is off Aliso Creek Road.
For more information, visit www.avca.net.
Bring your blankets and low-back chairs and enjoy a movie in Grand Park on Friday and a concert in the park on Sunday.
The events, hosted by the Aliso Viejo Community Association (AVCA), kick off with a Movie in the Park from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 5. Visitors will enjoy the PG-rated "Toy Story 3," which starts at dusk. The film welcomes Woody, Buzz and the whole gang back to the big screen as Andy prepares to depart for college and his loyal toys find themselves in daycare.
Then on Sunday Aug. 7, AVCA will host a live concert featuring "Elton in the Early Years" at the Grand Park/Town Center Amphitheater. The Elton John tribute band will perform from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
The Aliso Viejo Town Center is off Aliso Creek Road.
For more information, visit www.avca.net.
Friday, July 29, 2011
City gives green light to improvements at sports parks
Much-needed improvements will be made at local sports parks under a plan the City Council unanimously approved last week.
The improvements include new shade structures at Woodfield Park and Aliso Viejo Community Park and lights and a restroom at Foxborough Park. The community improvements stem from an extensive effort by the City's Recreation Ad Hoc Committee, led by Mayor Pro Tem Donald Garcia and Council Member Phillip Tsunoda.
"While it's been a very labor intensive six to eight months to get to this point, I'm very happy we are here," Council Member Tsunoda said. "I'm even more excited that within the next several months the community will actually get to feel the benefit from these improvements."
The overall cost of the improvements, which will be funded through the City's Enhancement Fund, are roughly $949,000, with the City covering 75 percent. The remaining 25 percent of improvement costs will be shared with the youth sports groups most associated with the fields.
The agreement specifically calls for a prefabricated restroom and sports field lighting for the entire complex at Foxborough Park, which is primarily used by Aliso Viejo's AYSO District 889. The agreement includes installing 12 shade structures over bleachers at the six baseball fields at Woodfield Park, which is mainly used by the Aliso Viejo Little League. Six shade structures will also be installed over the bleachers at the Aliso Viejo Community Park, which is mostly used by the Aliso Viejo Girls Softball organization.
"The City is being extremely proactive with making improvements to our sports fields that will benefit our youth for many years to come," said Mayor Pro Tem Garcia. "I am thrilled that we have been able to work with our local sports groups to identify these improvements and make them a reality."
"This is a much needed improvement and about time. I only hope they put the shade structures up high enough so kids cannot access and vandalize. I personaly think our goal should be to have bathrooms at all of our city parks."
Theresa
The improvements include new shade structures at Woodfield Park and Aliso Viejo Community Park and lights and a restroom at Foxborough Park. The community improvements stem from an extensive effort by the City's Recreation Ad Hoc Committee, led by Mayor Pro Tem Donald Garcia and Council Member Phillip Tsunoda.
"While it's been a very labor intensive six to eight months to get to this point, I'm very happy we are here," Council Member Tsunoda said. "I'm even more excited that within the next several months the community will actually get to feel the benefit from these improvements."
The overall cost of the improvements, which will be funded through the City's Enhancement Fund, are roughly $949,000, with the City covering 75 percent. The remaining 25 percent of improvement costs will be shared with the youth sports groups most associated with the fields.
The agreement specifically calls for a prefabricated restroom and sports field lighting for the entire complex at Foxborough Park, which is primarily used by Aliso Viejo's AYSO District 889. The agreement includes installing 12 shade structures over bleachers at the six baseball fields at Woodfield Park, which is mainly used by the Aliso Viejo Little League. Six shade structures will also be installed over the bleachers at the Aliso Viejo Community Park, which is mostly used by the Aliso Viejo Girls Softball organization.
"The City is being extremely proactive with making improvements to our sports fields that will benefit our youth for many years to come," said Mayor Pro Tem Garcia. "I am thrilled that we have been able to work with our local sports groups to identify these improvements and make them a reality."
"This is a much needed improvement and about time. I only hope they put the shade structures up high enough so kids cannot access and vandalize. I personaly think our goal should be to have bathrooms at all of our city parks."
Theresa
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