Interfaith: Making a Difference in Greater Understanding
In a recent interfaith council meeting, we wanted to share with our neighbors what interfaith means to us and the value of working together for our communities. Council members represent our community’s diversity: Baha’i, Baptist, Catholic, Christian Science, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Episcopal, Hindu, Jewish, Lutheran, Read More
Heatwave makes run to Section Semifinals
A local AYSO soccer team recently completed a milestone run for Region 159, which includes Los Alamitos, Seal Beach and Rossmoor players. The 12U girls team, Heatwave, reached the semifinals of the Section 11 semifinals, a section comprised of most of Orange County and San Diego County. Prior to that, Read More
LAEF’s inaugural ‘Night Out’ fundraiser draws more than 200
Pictured, from left to right: LAEF Executive Director Carrie Logue, LAEF Board members Leanne Voigt and Felicia Gonzalez, Los Al USD Superintendent Dr. Andrew Pulver, LAEF Donor Relations and Development Manager Lauren DeNinno, LAEF Board Chair Kendra Jones, LAEF Board Member Christine Coxhill. The Los Alamitos Education Foundation introduced an Read More
Main Street restaurant on planning agenda
208 Main Street, LLC is seeking a conditional use permit to have a restaurant in the former Bank of America branch on Main, according to a notice published in the Feb. 6 print edition of the Sun. (Under state law, legal notices are not published online.) Technically, the applicant is Read More
Griffins Lacrosse Club Wins Bison Invitational Championship
The Griffins Lacrosse Club, based out of Los Alamitos, won the recent Bison Invitational Tournament on Catalina Island for the second year in a row. The club includes many players from Los Alamitos High School, which opened its CIF season on Monday. The team played well going 5-0 over the Read More