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"Gerardo Guzman, district director for Assemblyman Felipe Fuentes; George Schaeffer, Miriam Schaeffer and Suzi Weiss-Fischmann of OPI; Eduardo Xol, of ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition"; and Antonio Sanchez, East Valley area director for Mayor Villaraigosa gather after awarding 18 scholarships and 83 computers to employees". San Fernando Valley Business Journal. FindArticles.com. 16 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb274/is_13_13/ai_n29446439/

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Articles in June 23, 2008 issue of San Fernando Valley Business Journal

• Accounting gets clean and green: eco-friendly practices move to credit side of balance sheet
  by Thom Senzee
• LAWA lets plot lie fallow: agency faulted for lack of progress, missed revenues
  by Mark R. Madler
• High fuel costs cause changes: prop jet flights on the rise
  by Mark R. Madler
• First Valley 'Hall of Fame' members were pioneers: honoring foundational people and businesses
  by Linda Coburn
• Profits in recycling business e-waste
  by Michael Sullivan
• Bucking the national bagel trend
  by Thom Senzee
• Heart: Cardiologist Dr. Jignesh Patel, associate medical director of the heart transplant program at the University of California, Los Angeles, discussed how the spread of heart disease
• Translation: Interpreting Services International , a national provider of cultural and linguistic services, now offers workshops to health care organizations on translations, compliance and diversity training
• Green: East West Bank and Southern California Edison launched "Go Green," a program intended to encourage consumers and small businesses to adopt sustainability practices that will protect the environment and preserve natural resources
• Entries: NBC Universal is accepting submissions for its 3rd annual Comedy Short Cuts Film Festival
• Playroom: Valley Presbyterian Hospital recently unveiled its new Bluebell Railway Playroom near the Labor and Delivery Unit
• China: The Greater SFV Chamber still has space available on their upcoming trip to China, Oct. 21 to Oct. 29
• Seniors: Lea Pipes received the Meritorious Services Award from the Aging Services of California, an advocate for quality nonprofit senior living and care in the state
• Military: Military Spouse Lea Pipes magazine has named Health Net Inc. the No. 1 Most Military Spouse Friendly Employer
• Exhibit: Camarillo resident Noble A. Powell III will hold the first major exhibit of his paintings of mothers and their special needs children at California Lutheran University
• Independence: The Rotary Club of Simi Valley is set to host the 38th annual Fourth of July Festival and Fireworks Extravaganza at Rancho Santa Susana Park
• Award: health care research and consulting firm Avatar International Inc. has named Antelope Valley Hospital a national award winner in health care service quality for exemplary service, most improved loyalty and endorsement of the obstetrics department f
• Relay: the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life of Palmdale recently held its first team captains meeting at the Larry Chimbole Cultural Center
• Mission College solar project opens
  by Linda Coburn
• Encino-Tarzana Hospital gives boost to nursing students: facility gives $120,000 to address shortage of graduates
  by Linda Coburn
• Fulfilling a pledge
  by Linda Coburn
• FAA funding stalled by amendments, partisanship
  by Mark R. Madler
• A place for propeller aircraft to call all their own
  by Mark R. Madler
• Top business aviation companies: ranked by number of employees
  by Ari Morguelan
• Jet fuel flowage fee hike hotly debated at Van Nuys
  by Mark R. Madler
• Burbank airport brings in bucks
• United Chambers honors innovation, impact on area
  by Nadra Kareem
• Digital transition still raising content questions
  by Mark R. Madler
• Bi-weekly top gainers
• Bi-weekly top losers
• The Valley 50 stock index
• Market summary
• Market indexes
• Company highlight: Capstone Turbine Corp
• Valley econowatch
• Meeting the needs of gluten-free/casein-free diets
  by Nadra Kareem
• Still smiling: staying close to his market keeps this real estate lender in the black
  by Linda Coburn
• Most of the furniture in place at Agoura Design Center: long process over as high-end 'destination' 95 percent leased
  by Linda Coburn
• BAK moves forward
  by Linda Coburn
• Lancaster sales
  by Linda Coburn
• Near Vegas
  by Linda Coburn
• Go T.O
  by Linda Coburn
• Stay tuned
  by Linda Coburn
• Backups without batteries: clean energy storage systems on the fly
  by Thom Senzee
• Sales tax increase support
• Newhall parent files Chapter 11
• Insurance fraud case
• Hotel workers sign contract
• Developer sues City
• Bus firm posts net loss
• The San Fernando Valley gets its count and its due
  by Brad Sherman
• Gerardo Guzman, district director for Assemblyman Felipe Fuentes; George Schaeffer, Miriam Schaeffer and Suzi Weiss-Fischmann of OPI; Eduardo Xol, of ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition"; and Antonio Sanchez, East Valley area director for Mayo
• Warren Spieker, vice president of University Village, demonstrates his serve while playing doubles tennis with Village resident Nick Minick
• Vince Liuzzi , Jaclyn Baumgarten Catherine Mulholland , VICA Chair Greg Lippe , KNBC weathercaster and event emcee Fritz Coleman, VICA President & CEO Brendan Huffman at the San Fernando Valley Business Hall of Fame event
• City of L.A. Housing Department General Manager Mercedes Marquez with Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and L.A. Family Housing CEO Stephanie Klasky-Gamer celebrating a $3 million loan to L.A. Family Housing
• Calendar
• Bankruptcies
• California United Bank
• Los Angeles Police Federal Credit Union
• Union Bank of California
• Amgen
• Antelope Valley Board of Trade
• As part of the recognition of Dr. Dianne Van Hook's 20th year as superintendent-president of College of the Canyons she has been given a new honorary title—chancellor, Santa Clarita Community College District and president, College of the Canyons
• Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc
• Valley residents Richard Jones and Reza Zafari of Merrill Lynch both made the Barton's 2008 list of the Top 100 Financial Advisors
• Advanstar fashion Group
• CrowdGather, Inc
• Inter/Media Advertising
• Aspyra Inc
• Colliers International
• Rosenheim and Associates, Inc
• Grubb & Ellis Company
• Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board
• Sunshine Canyon Landfill Local Enforcement Agency
• What's the Valley's Gross National Happiness?
  by Martin M. Cooper
• Early release for good behavior
  by Linda Coburn