Date: September 13th 2008

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ChinoHills.com News - September 13, 2008
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-- Chino Hills Library Moving To A Bigger Building
-- Irvine Resident Wins Golf For Life At Los Serranos
-- Area Prison Notes Fewer Inmates
-- BAPS Walkathon Supports American Cancer Society
-- 2 Human West Nile Virus Cases Reported In West San Bernardino County
-- 60 Play Variety Of Games To Benefit The Let It Be Foundation
-- Chino Hills Won't Build 'Splash Pad' In Butterfield Ranch
-- Chino Resident & Tv News Anchor George Putnam Dead At 94
-- Chino Hills Quarterback, Verdugo Leaves Chaffey Dizzy

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Chino Hills Library Moving To A Bigger Building
CHINO HILLS -- Residents and officials are excited about the move of the James S. Thalman Library, one of the county's top-circulating libraries, into a larger building that will accommodate more books and possibly more programs. The city's new 28,000-square-foot library, three times the size of the current building, is set to open Jan. 26 at the new Chino Hills Civic Center near the northeast corner of Peyton
Read more : http://www.chinohills.com/news-articles-details/Chino_Hills_Library_Moving_To_A_Bigger_Building-272 (Source: InsideSoCal.com)

Irvine Resident Wins Golf For Life At Los Serranos
Acting on a tip from a Norco man, searchers Sunday found the body of a hiker last seen Monday in a rugged canyon in San Bernardino County, according to a sheriff's spokeswoman. Tony Jacquet, 35, who had moved to Forest Falls recently from Chino, was found dead at 10:50 a.m. in steep, rocky, and unstable terrain on the north side of Mill Creek Canyon, said San Bernardino County sheriff's spokeswoman Jodi Miller...
Read more: http://www.chinohills.com/news-articles-details/Irvine_Resident_Wins_Golf_For_Life_At_Los_Serranos-273 (Source: SBSun.com )

Area Prison Notes Fewer Inmates
CHINO - The California Institutef or Men has seen a significant decrease in the number of prisoners, but local officials are still concerned about the safety of residents because of the deteriorating facility. The population at CIM this time last year was 6,700, but...
Read more: http://www.chinohills.com/news-articles-details/Area_Prison_Notes_Fewer_Inmates-274 (Sources: SBSun.com & SGVTribune.com)

BAPS Walkathon Supports American Cancer Society
CHINO HILLS: A group of over 500 supporters participated in the annual BAPS Charities walkathon, on September 6 at Chino Hills High School in Chino Hills, California. Organized by the Los Angeles, California chapter of BAPS Charities, and in keeping with its signature theme "Building a Better Community, One Step at a Time", part of the proceeds from this year's walkathon will go to the American Cancer Society."We are grateful to...
Read more: http://www.chinohills.com/news-articles-details/BAPS_Walkathon_Supports_American_Cancer_Society-275 (Source: India Post)

2 Human West Nile Virus Cases Reported in West San Bernardino County
Residents Urged to Maintain High Alert, Use Precautions Against Mosquito Bites. The West Valley area of San Bernardino continues to have one of the highest incidences of West Nile virus activity in the entire state with the inclusion of WNV infected dead birds and mosquitoes. To date, two human cases have been confirmed in the area, one in Chino, and one in Ontario. West Valley Mosquito and Vector Control Staff continue the "High Alert" status. Staff is working mandatory overtime hours and intensely monitoring areas where human cases have been identified...
Read more: http://www.chinohills.com/news-articles-details/2_Human_West_Nile_Virus_Cases_Reported_in_West_Valley_Area_of_San_Bernardino_County_-276

60 Play Variety Of Games To Benefit The Let It Be Foundation
You don't have to be a professional athlete to compete in a triathlon for charity - you just need a desire to donate. The third annual Game Day to benefit Steven's Hope For Children of Upland and The Let It Be Foundation of Chino Hills, gave a group of 60 charitable participants a chance to play some golf, billiards and darts Wednesday...
Read more: http://www.chinohills.com/news-articles-details/60_Play_Variety_Of_Games_To_Benefit_The_Let_It_Be_Foundation-279 (Source: Redlands Daily Facts)

Chino Hills Won't Build 'Splash Pad' In Butterfield Ranch
CHINO HILLS - The city decided this week not to build a children's water play area in the Butterfield Ranch neighborhood, after a cost of $458,850 was presented for the project. A "splash pad" recreational area, usually includes several metal or plastic structures that dump, splash or spray water on children as they play. The council had last month approved Butterfield Ranch Park as the preferred site for a 1,300-square-foot splash pad in the city. But Mayor Pro Tem Peter Rogers said Tuesday
Read more: http://www.chinohills.com/news-articles-details/Chino_Hills_wont_build_splash_pad_in_Butterfield_Ranch-278 (Source: Daily Bulletin)

Chino Resident & Tv News Anchor George Putnam Dead At 94
Putnan had a ranch in Chino & died at a local hospital. LOS ANGELES - George Putnam, the flamboyant broadcasting pioneer whose bombastic style and arch-conservative political views made him one of the highest paid TV news anchors in the nation and also one of its most widely lampooned, died Friday of heart failure. He was 94. Putnam, one of the inspirations for "The Mary Tyler Moore Show's" Ted Baxter character, died at a hospital near his ranch in Chino, said Chuck Wilder, longtime producer of his syndicated radio program, "George Putnam's Talk Back."
Read more: http://www.chinohills.com/news-articles-details/Chino_Resident_amp_Tv_News_Anchor_George_Putnam_Dead_At_94-281 (Source: MercuryNews.com)

Chino Hills Quarterback, Verdugo Leaves Chaffey Dizzy
ONTARIO - Chino Hills quarterback Ryan Verdugo's debut was so good, even his handoffs were game-changing. Twice the junior fooled Chaffey defenders peering into the backfield with counter handoffs that fueled a near-perfect first half in Chino Hills' 32-14 win over Chaffey in both teams' season opener Thursday night. Chino Hills converted each of its four first-half possessions into touchdowns - and a 26-0 lead - during which its defense held Chaffey to 78 total yards and zero points.
Read more: http://www.chinohills.com/news-articles-details/Chino_Hills_Quarterback_Verdugo_leaves_Chaffey_Dizzy-280 ( Source: SBSun.com)

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