Join Hills For Everyone and many others to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Carbon Canyon Regional Park! The event is on Saturday, September 26 (National Public Lands Day) from 8 AM to 1 PM. There will be hikes, crafts, a face painter, information booths, and much more. Download the event flyer. Download the event program.
Claire Schlotterbeck was surrounded by friends, family, and conservation advocates in a recent ceremony honoring political leaders hosted by the Sierra Club Political Action Committee. Kathryn Phillips, a Sierra Club leader, honored Claire with references to John Muir and the legacy he created with Yosemite. Claire created the legacy here, with help from many others, with the establishment of Chino Hills State Park. The event was held at the Chino Hills State Park Discovery Center. Congratulations to Claire! An honor … Read More
Local leader Claire Schlotterbeck, Executive Director of Hills For Everyone, is receiving one of the 2015 Political Leadership Awards at the event venue in Chino Hills State Park, the park she helped found. Sierra Club invites you to attend the Angeles Chapter Political Action Committee fundraiser event acknowledging environmental leaders from Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Diego Counties. Funds raised will be used to support the election of pro-environmental candidates to public office. 2015 SIERRA CLUB POLITICAL LEADERSHIP AWARDS … Read More
We had such a wonderful time at the Hodson’s beautiful home in Oak Tree Downs on Saturday night. The wine tasting went off without a hitch. The guests had fun, enjoyed the wine and got some great silent auction items. And our volunteers–WOW–you are all amazing! Thank you also to Ascension Cellars for making it so much fun!
The Chino Hills Planning Commission meeting this week and agreed with the staff report that the clear and documented intent of the 1994 General Plan was to zone the 3000 acres in southeastern Chino Hills as 1 unit per 40 acres. The Planning Commission received and filed the staff report. This, in effect, leaves the General Plan language as it is but with the clear interpretation now in the record regarding the City Council intent. After some discussion they also … Read More