Wheelhouse Plaza wants to honor the community with a full day of fun! Our mission is to generate a community environment and encourage job growth, education, entertainment and community support.
Hosted by Wheelhouse Plaza, KHAY 100.7, The Vibe 103.3 & SPIN-FM 106.3
There will be raffles, prizes, food, vendors, music, entertainment, a job fair and more!
Raffle Items:
– 55” TV
– Apple Watch
– Gift Certificates
– Disneyland Tix
and much more!
Proceeds from sales will be donated to the local police department and REACH program.
Sponsors:
Port Hueneme Police Department, Hueneme Chamber of Commerce, Landmark Family Dental.
Vendors:
Dr. Don, Aflac, Nuskin, Mary Kay, VCCU, Tupperware, Garcia’s, Trifecta Fitness, Herbalife, Nation Lending, State Farm, Wheelhouse.
Food Vendors:
Mister Softee, Lilmore Cakes, Epic Taco & more!
Entertainers:
KHAY. 100.7, The Vibe 103.3, SPIN-FM 106.3, Comedian Phil Medina, Freedom of Expression and Angelo & Cousins
Friends and family invited to ‘hop’ on over to The Collection at RiverPark for bunny photos and fun presented by St. John’s Hospitals
The Collection invites guests of all ages to participate in annual Bunny Hop event and more spring family-fun activities
Beginning April 6th, hop on the bunny trail and celebrate the arrival of spring with exciting happenings at The Collection at RiverPark with the annual Bunny Hop event and photos with the Easter Bunny inside The Annex Food Hall on Park View Court.
On April 6th from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. have a hoppin’ good time and start your spring fling off right at The Collection’s annual Bunny Hop event presented by our community partners Dignity Health’s St. John’s Pleasant Valley Hospital, located in Camarillo, and St. John’s Regional Medical Center, located in Oxnard. “This event is a fun way to celebrate Easter with your family,” said Darren W. Lee, President and CEO of St. John’s Pleasant Valley Hospital and St. John’s Regional Medical Center. “It allows our community to come together and enjoy a springtime tradition.”
Guests of all ages are invited to join in the fun with special arts and crafts and activities with several local businesses including supporting sponsor Sunny Smiles Dentistry for Children and Young Adults.
For more springtime excitement, bring the little ones to The Annex Food Hall at The Collection and capture those special close-up moments with the Easter Bunny! Beginning weekends from April 6th – April 20th, visitors can dress up in their seasonal springtide best and pose with everyone’s favorite bunny with a new picturesque backdrop! Photo packages are available for purchase, for prices, photo times, and more information please visit TheCollectionRP.com.
“We are thrilled to bring back the bunny photos and the fun Bunny Hop event to The Collection,” said Jill Almonia, Marketing Manager at The Collection at RiverPark. “We are excited to host Bunny Photos in The Annex Food Hall again this year, as it provides a family-friendly environment for these fun activities.”
EVENT DETAILS
WHAT: Bunny Hop
Photos with the Easter Bunny
WHEN:.
Bunny Hop:
Saturday April 6th 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Easter Bunny Photos:
Saturday April 6th 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Sunday April 7th 12 p.m.– 6 p.m.
Friday April 12th 3 p.m.—8 p.m.
Saturday April 13th 10 a.m.—7 p.m.
Sunday April 14th 12pm-6pm
Monday April 15th-Friday April 19th 3 p.m.— 8 p.m.
Saturday April 20th 10 a.m.—7 p.m.
WHERE: The Annex Food Hall at The Collection at RiverPark
The Collection at RiverPark is a 750,000 square foot, open-air specialty retail center located in the heart of West Ventura County. Inspired by the beauty of the California coast, The Collection reflects the unique atmosphere of the surrounding seaside communities. The Collection is built around a town grid of retail streets, each of which has its own personality-a carefully crafted assortment of established and contemporary designer shops, distinctive dining, and signature entertainment venues. Anchors include Target, Century RiverPark 16, REI, Whole Foods Market, H&M, 24-Hour SuperSport and The Container Store. Restaurants include Yard House, Larsen’s Grill, Gen Korean BBQ, Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar, Maria’s Italian Kitchen and more. Follow us on the web, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram at TheCollectionRP.
About The Annex Food Hall at The Collection at RiverPark
The Annex is a 16,000-square-foot Food Hall located within The Collection, Ventura County’s premier shopping, dining and entertainment destination. The first Food Hall in Ventura County, this gathering place celebrates the spirit of small business and local operators. A culinary focused, community-minded marketplace, The Annex shops and eateries feature an eclectic collection of purveyors blending dining experiences and unique flavors in a shared space with bar front eating and common area seating.
This one-of-a-kind destination offers a platform for proprietors who want to share their passion with others in a beautifully designed, artistic and inviting atmosphere which includes patio spaces for alfresco dining, special events, entertainment and more. Culinary offerings include famed local food truck Seoul Sausage, Ragamuffin Coffee Roasters, Bottle & Pint and cult classic Afters Ice Cream.
For more information and upcoming events visit www.thecollectionrp.com/the_annex and follow @AnnexFoodHall on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
About Dignity Health St. John’s Pleasant Valley Hospital and
St. John’s Regional Medical Center
St. John’s Pleasant Valley Hospital in Camarillo and St. John’s Regional Medical Center in Oxnard are members of Dignity Health Central Coast, an integrated network of top quality hospitals, with physicians from the most prestigious medical schools, and comprehensive outpatient services – all recognized for quality, safety and service. Both hospitals are supported by an active philanthropic Foundation to help meet the growing health care needs of our communities. Hospitals in the Dignity Health Central Coast region also include Arroyo Grande Community Hospital in Arroyo Grande, French Hospital Medical Center in San Luis Obispo, Marian Regional Medical Center in Santa Maria. Learn more at DignityHealth.org/PleasantValley and DignityHealth.org/StJohnsRegional.
The Collection and St. John’s Hospital
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It’s not unheard of for political candidates to try to prove to voters that they’re “just like us,” but some of the Democratic presidential candidates are going a little overboard with their efforts.
When presidential hopeful Beto O’Rourke isn’t posting strange videos online, he’s causing a scene at coffee shops. Apparently no counter top in this country is safe from O’Rourke’s dirty shoes.
I know I’m not alone when I say I think we all could have done without hearing and seeing all this.
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The media’s focus on the Donald J. Trump administration often centers around the White House and the President of the United States. But across the federal government, his America First policies continue to play out with little notice from the press and significant benefits to the American people.
David Bernhardt, acting secretary of the Department of the Interior (DOI), signed a secretarial order last week that directs the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to make public access to federal land for fishing, hunting, and other recreational activities a priority when considering the fate of millions of acres of land in the United States under the control of the federal government.
And that represents vast swaths of the country, according to the U.S. Geological Survey:
The Federal Government owns nearly 650 million acres of land – almost 30 percent of the land area of the United States. Federally-owned and managed public lands include National Parks, National Forests, and National Wildlife Refuges. These are lands that are held for all Americans.The Federal agencies responsible for managing America’s natural resources must meet both the public desire to protect them and the public expectation of economic growth based on them.
On Saturday, March 23, 2019 Democrats in Congress are on an “emergency caucus conference call” to sort through a response to the Mueller Report. (Can you say Impeachment!?! The Democrats are!)
Recently I have made an argument which some excellent, smart, capable people have scoffed at. It is this:
The recent wrangling in the Democrat-controlled Congress over whether to censure one of their own, Muslim Rep. Ilhan Omar D-MN, and the controversial but ultimately successful vote to overturn President Trump’s border security National Emergency Executive order (the President vetoed to override Congress and is proceeding) are merely “investigative tools”. What do I mean by this?
The Totalitarians (I call them Toadies) are using these tools to figure out who they can “pick off” in the House and in the Senate. The Democrat leadership plans to use the Democrat-controlled House to impeach President Trump. But they will do so ONLY when sure they have enough votes in the Democrat-controlled House to impeach AND have enough votes in the Senate to CONVICT!
The Toady-Democrats cannot afford to make a mistake. A mistake would make President Trump a martyr and ensure his reelection. So, the Toadies are using incendiary actions (threats of censure) and divisive issues (building a wall) to test who in Congress feels vulnerable, unsure, or insecure. Armed with this ‘data’, the Toady-Democrats will decide the all-important timing for a successful impeachment!
Remember, impeachment is a POLITICAL process. It is NOT a criminal process. If successful, President Trump has ONLY ONE appeal opportunity. It is… We The People!
President Trump’s choice is NOT found in our Constitution. It predates it.
President Trump would have to revisit our Declaration of Independence…. Are YOU ready?!
“WHEN in the Course of human Events it becomes necessary for one People to dissolve the Political Bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the Powers of the Earth the separate & equal Station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God entitle them, a decent Respect to the Opinions of Mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the Separation.” —July 4, 2019
Deborah Baber Savalla is a member of the Channel Islands Republican Women Federated: I am a former New York City book publishing executive with over 20 years of experience. I believe in moral clarity because it leads naturally to personal responsibility which WILL RESULT in small governments. I am honored to be the President of the Channel Islands Republican Women Federated (CIRWF) and privileged to work for Citizens Journal. I write columns and editorials for the Journal as a private citizen and not as staff or as President of CIRWF. I strive to be scrupulous when identifying my work as a private citizen versus that of a reporter or Journal contributor. The views expressed as a private individual are mine alone and are not necessarily that of Citizens Journal nor that of CIRWF.
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Each spring, the Congressional Institute of the U.S. Congress sponsors a nationwide high school visual arts competition for students in grades 9-12 to recognize artistic talent in each Congressional District (CD). This year, I invite you to create a piece of art to participate in the CD 26 competition. A panel of local artists will select the winner, and the winning artwork will be publicly displayed at the U.S. Capitol Building for one year. The winning student and one adult will be flown to Washington, D.C.
Competition open to all students in grades 9-12 who reside in California’s 26th Congressional District.
1st Place piece can ultimately be no larger than 26”x 26” x 4”, with a required frame.
Artwork does not have to be framed at time of consideration. Artwork, on paper, may be displayed using push pins so please provide acceptable border for this purpose.
Artwork cannot exceed 15 pounds, including frame, and must be two-dimensional.
Form must be attached to back of artwork and signed by the student, a parent/guardian, and teacher.
HOW TO SUBMIT: Artwork must be dropped off between 9:00 am-5:00 pm on or before Wednesday, May 1, 2019 at either my Thousand Oaks or Oxnard district offices.
Thousand Oaks: 223 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd #220 Thousand Oaks, CA Oxnard: 201 E. Fourth St. #209 B Oxnard, CA (Please call in advance for this location)
If you require alternate drop off accommodations, call Ashley Orozco at (805) 379-1779.
Santa Paula Police Department – Incident Press Release
Santa Paula – On Saturday, March 23, 2019, at approximately 3:30 AM, Santa Paula Police Officers responded to the 100 block of Felkins Rd for a report of a gunshot victim. Officers arrived and found a 27-year old male from Santa Paula with a gunshot wound to their lower body. The victim was transported to Ventura County Medical Center for treatment. Unfortunately, the victim was pronounced deceased at the hospital.
Shortly after, officers received a report of a shooting incident that had occurred earlier in the 500 block of Acacia Rd. Officers responded and preliminary investigation determined that the victim was shot at that location earlier, but then drove himself to Felkins Rd.
Santa Paula Detectives responded and conducted an investigation at both crime scenes. The identity of the victim is being withheld at this time until the family has properly been notified. Santa Paula Police officers have detained a person of interest, who was taken into investigative detention without incident, and information regarding this individual is being withheld pending further investigation. This case is still under active investigation and will be updated at a later time. Anyone with information is encouraged to call Detective Dan McCarthy at 805-525-4474 extension 282.
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Ventura Police Department – Incident Press Release
On March 23rd at 9:05 AM, the Ventura Police Department’s Command Center received a call of a carjacking that just occurred at the Chevron gas station in the 2500 block of E. Main St. The caller was the gas station clerk, who was calling for the victim.
Officers responded and contacted the 42-year-old male victim. He told officers he was allowing an acquaintance drive his vehicle, when they got into an argument. The acquaintance drove into the alley to the rear of the gas station, and threatened to get a weapon to harm the victim if he did not get out of the vehicle. Fearing for his safety, the victim got out of the vehicle. The acquaintance, later identified as Jeffrey Gonzalez, and a female passenger fled in the vehicle.
Approximately 2 hours later, officers were on a foot patrol in the area of Chestnut St. and Thompson Blvd., when they observed the stolen vehicle parked in a parking lot. The officers checked the vehicle and found Gonzalez sleeping inside. Gonzalez was detained and arrested without incident for carjacking.
The victim was not injured during this incident and his vehicle was returned.
A review of the Ventura County Superior Court website shows that Gonzalez has a prior conviction in 2016 for possession of drug paraphernalia.
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Ventura Police Department – Incident Press Release
On a School Resource Officer (SRO) working at Buena High School was alerted to a threat made by a male student to commit a school shooting. The SRO, along with the Ventura Police Department Detectives, began an investigation of the threat and to identify the male student.
During the investigation, the police department and the Ventura Unified School District worked together to identify the juvenile and find additional evidence to corroborate the threat. As a result of the investigation the juvenile as taken into custody and booked into Ventura County Juvenile Hall.
No one was injured during this incident, and there are no continued threats to the students or staff of the school.
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A statement on the agency’s website reportedly translated read:
The area’s vegetation has been damaged greatly by heavy foot traffic, combined with thawing weather conditions. Iceland has seen an unusually warm winter this year with higher incidents of rainfall which has turned the pathways into mudfields. To avoid the muddy paths, visitors have been walking on the grass and heath vegetation alongside the trails which are extremely fragile during early spring, especially in March and April when the ground has not yet fully thawed.
The concern is that the giant uptick in foot traffic is “wreaking havoc” on the area’s “fragile vegetation.” Originally the canyon was only supposed to remain off-limits to visitors for two weeks,” per Fox News on Friday. Those plans have since changed and now the place will remain closed until June 1. This is the second time in the last few years the canyon has been closed.
The area is thought to have first been formed about 9,000 years ago, the end of the first Ice Age.
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by Deborah Baber Savalla
Deborah Baber Savalla is a member of the Channel Islands Republican Women Federated: I am a former New York City book publishing executive with over 20 years of experience. I believe in moral clarity because it leads naturally to personal responsibility which WILL RESULT in small governments. I am honored to be the President of the Channel Islands Republican Women Federated (CIRWF) and privileged to work for Citizens Journal. I write columns and editorials for the Journal as a private citizen and not as staff or as President of CIRWF. I strive to be scrupulous when identifying my work as a private citizen versus that of a reporter or Journal contributor. The views expressed as a private individual are mine alone and are not necessarily that of Citizens Journal nor that of CIRWF.
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