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December 2017
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Happy Holidays from Supervisor Hagman
 As the Christmas season approaches, I am taking a moment to
count my blessings:
First, I’m blessed by my wife and children. I’ve never been
the same since the kids were born and they made me a better man. The
blessing that is my family has fostered empathy for families and communities in
need. This in turn creates in me a desire to make life better for those around
me through public service.
I’m blessed to represent the Fourth Supervisorial District,
the economic engine of San Bernardino County and my home for over a quarter
century. There’s no place I’d rather be and no finer constituents to serve
anywhere.
I’m blessed, grateful and proud to be an American. I hope to
play a small part in moving this great nation one step forward into the future.
Looking to heaven, I’m humbly grateful to God for his favor
and for sending his Son, whose birth we celebrate during this season, to bring
us life and love. This Christmas, more than ever, I’m aware of this nation’s
need for His gift of love and peace.
I hope in this busy season, which can become so focused on
material things, you will be able to take time to count your own blessings, and share them with
friends and family in word and deed. May you and those around you be as richly
blessed this Christmas season.
Sincerely,
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Upcoming Events
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Boys Republic recently celebrated its 110th year in service as a private, non-profit, non-sectarian school, and treatment community for troubled teens. Students are referred to Boys Republic by probation officers and juvenile court judges. These are typically young folks who've had more than one journey through our juvenile justice system. The earlier journeys had not produced the changes needed to become a good citizen and a productive member of our communities. |
On Wednesday, November 29th Supervisor Curt Hagman's District Office staff toured the World Famous Della Robbia Wreath production building located at the Boys Republic in Chino Hills. During the four weeks of wreath production, students and Boys Republic employees assemble, package and ship about 3,000 wreaths per day. This real life program gives teens an opportunity to learn important work-related attitudes and habits.
Wreath production was established in 1923 by Boys Republic founder Margaret B. Fowler to serve as a work experience program for students of the non-profit school. The wreaths were patterned after a ceramic design created by the Della Robbia family of Florence, Italy. The first year of the Boys Republic Della Robbia campaign, only a few dozen wreaths were produced and sold on the streets of Pasadena. The program grew to meet increasing demand and today they produce and ship more than 50,000 wreaths each year to destinations throughout the United States and around the world, including the White House.
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On Thursday, December 7, Supervisor Curt Hagman hosted his
Christmas Open House at Chino Hills City Hall. The event was open to the public
and was attended by 200 plus guests.
Supervisor Hagman was able to visit with constituents and local electeds
at this annual event. He gave a brief
holiday welcome and talked about the many successes in the Fourth
District. Near the end of the evening,
Santa took a break from his North Pole duties and made a special appearance at the
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Adopt-A-Pet
Sponsored Pet of the Month Provided by West End Animal Shelter
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Supervisor Curt Hagman would like you to see Spot! Spot is a
3 year old Terrier available now at the West End Animal Shelter. Spot is a
friendly, loving and energetic, 3 year old female Terrier that loves long pets and short walks. She’s
looking for a loving home to celebrate the holidays with, and she would love to
unwrap a new bone or chew toy under your tree. Visit the West End Animal
Shelter in Ontario and tell them that Supervisor Hagman told you to stop by and
see spot run. |
Featured Pet of the Month Provided by West End Animal Shelter
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This leads us to Blue Eyed Bruce. Bruce’s Baby blue eyes could melt a heart made of ice, and his fur could warm your house this holiday season. Bruce is a 4 year old Husky/Malamute mix with a big heart and a lot of energy. He loves going on walks, playing ball, and having his belly rubbed. He’s looking for a fur-ever home where he can warm himself near the fire. He would love to pull your kids on a sleigh in the snow!
For more information on Spot or Bruce please contact the
West End Animal Shelter at (909) 947-3517 or stop by
1010 Mission Blvd., Ontario, CA 91761.
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Adopt-A-Pet Follow-ups
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Do you remember Dodger our Featured Pet from our June eNewsletter? He is an adorable 3 year old male Terrier mix who is great with children and other dogs, enjoys long walks in the park or just lying on your lap watching your favorite TV show.
We are happy to announce that Dodger has found his fur-ever home! Congratulations to Dodger and his new family!
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Contact Supervisor Hagman
Phone Number: (909) 465-5265
Email: Supervisor.Hagman@bos.sbcounty.gov
Website: www.sbcounty.gov/bosd4/
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