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6 Stagecoach DrivePhillips Ranch — $584,000

540 Golden Springs Dr. #EDiamond Bar — $343,000

640 N Brea Blvd #69Brea — $392,000

721 S Valinda DriveWest Covina — $472,850

901 Golden Springs Dr. C12Diamond Bar — $265,000

915 E Almond DriveBrea — $628,000

1047 Surrey DriveBonita — $700,000

1179 W Tudor StreetSan Dimas— $429,000

1732 Roundtree CircleDiamond Bar — $675,000

1775 Paso Real AvenueRowland Heights $460,000

2261 Duvall StreetLos Angeles — $508,750

2408 S Diamond Bar Bl. #2Diamond Bar — $396,000

2420 Arline StreetWest Covina— $627,000

2810 Altivo PlaceFullerton — $1,025,000

3219 Charlotte AvenueRosemead — $482,000

5039 La Rica AvenueBaldwin Park — $350,000

5407 Glen Ellen PlaceHighland Park — $529,000

5790 Lotus StreetJurupa Valley — $275,000

6657 San Juan StreetParamount — $328,000

7660 Grand River CircleEastvale — $550,000

9062 Bobbie CircleHuntington Beach $935,000

10197 Amherst AvenueMontclair — $405,000

11972 Ardmoor CourtRancho Cucamonga $441,000

12115 Farndon AvenueChino — $424,000

21703 Lost River DriveDiamond Bar — $720,000

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Table of Contents

Mayor's Corner

The Spin

DBCF News

Community News

PUSD News

WVUSD News

Upcoming Events / Sheriff Stats

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Editor Krystal Spindler

OfficersPresident/Chair Lew Herndon, DB Parks & Rec CommissionerVP/Vice Chair Mahendra Garg, Retired EngineerTreasurer Jody Roberto, Community MemberPast Pres./Chair Peter Pirritano, Farmers Insurance

Board of DirectorsNaila Barlas Real Estate Broker at BNA Brokerage

Gene Doss Retired

Surendra Mehta Business Owner

Veena Mehta Business Owner Stuart Pompel Pacific Crest Youth Arts Organization

Anthony Santos City of Diamond Bar

Gil Rivera Realtor

Steve Tye Diamond Bar Mayor

Advisory Board MembersLing Ling Chang Former Assemblywoman

Andrew Wong Dechert LLP

Layout & Graphic Design Kirsten Khoury Designs

This publication is made possible by our advertisers. Please thank them by supporting their businesses.

Look for their specials in this month’s issue.

On the Cover: Zachary Cannon encourages residents to sign up for the 3rd annual Run/Walk 4 Kids at www.thedbcf.org.

This year it is my honor and privilege to serve as your Mayor alongside my esteemed colleagues. A couple rewarding

years have passed since I joined the City Council in 2015, and throughout that time I have thoroughly enjoyed interacting with Diamond Bar residents, businesses and City staff. I look forward to expanding community relationships in my new role and encourage our residents’ and businesses’ input.

The City Council and I are extremely proud of what is in store for 2018. While continuing the tradition of excellence, we will maintain the highest of standards while working to achieve each of the City’s Strategic Plan goals. Those goals include the responsible stewardship of public resources, having an open, engaged and responsive government and maintaining a safe, sustainable and healthy community. This year we will be welcoming new businesses to the City, including Ross, Coffee Bean, and the Habit to the Diamond Bar Ranch Shopping Center. Additionally, as a part of the City’s commitment to keeping residents, businesses and the general public informed we will be launching a new City website. The new website will offer increased functionality, enhance the public’s access to information, and strengthen City communication.

The City’s upcoming special events started with our annual Winter Snow Fest that took place place at Pantera Park. This family fun festival featured four snow hills, a snow play area, children’s crafts, game booths, food booths, entertainment and lots of fun. If you missed it, join the community at next years Winter Snow Fest.

As always, the City Council welcomes your comments, con-cerns, or questions. You can reach me or any other Council Member by calling 909.839.7010 or by using the links to our email addresses located on the “Council Members” page of the City website at www.diamondbarca.gov.

“ Snapshots Around Diamond Bar”

Images must be 300dpi in JPEG format.

Do you have a picture you think should be featured in The Windmill? Send your

2017 Thru my Lens Photo Contest grand prize winner Zachary Shimokawa, a Diamond Ranch student

to Krystal at [email protected].

6The Spin The Spin

Another year brings so much excite-ment to our community. New goals,

new memories, new accomplishments and more will make this year the best yet. But what will you make of 2018? Whatever it is remember to enjoy each and every moment to its fullest before it breezes by.

I would personally like to invite the entire community out to the Diamond Bar Community Foundation's (DBCF) 3rd annual Run/Walk 4 Kids on March 18, 2018 at 8am starting at AQMD. The event features a 1k Fun Run for kids 12 and younger, a 5K Run/Walk for all ages,

2018! The Best Year Yeta Business/Fitness Expo, face painting, balloon artistry, music and more. Both 1k and 5k routes will start at AQMD and go through the Gateway Corporate Center. We are excited to have Diamond Bar's own Zachary Cannon as our spokesper-son. Funds raised from this event will go towards the DBCF’s Fields 4 Kids program to help improve sports fields in the community. We hope you will join us for a morning filled with fun, fitness and health!

If you are interested in sponsoring, do-nating, or would like a booth or sign,

please contact me, Krystal Spindler at 951.212.5644 or email [email protected]. We are offering an early bird registration of $5 off thru February 18 and have discounted prices for teams. Register today at www.thedbcf.org. See our ad on the adjacent page for further details.

Wishing the community a prosperous and fruitful 2018. Happy New Year!

Your Editor,Krystal M Spindler

1K Fun Run at 8:00 a.m. (Ages 12 and under) - $15 Early Bird (+$10 Onsite)

5K Run/Walk at 8:30 a.m. (All Ages) - $25 Early Bird (+$10 Onsite)

5K Run/Walk Team of 5 or more - $20/pp *Must specify team name

Sunday March 18, 2018

Special Guest Zachary Cannon ~ Spokesperson

To sponsor this event call Krystal at 951.212.5644, visit www.thedbcf.org or email [email protected]

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2017 DiamonD Bar Community FounDation's

HoliDay Gala sponsors:

silVEr sponsorMajestic Realty

Community sponsors

City of Diamond Bar

Foothill Transit

Gas Company

Gene Doss

June Chern/Farmers Insurance

Mount San Antonio College

Peter Pirritano

Pomona Unified School District

Valley Vista Services

Waste Management

The Diamond Bar Community Foundation (DBCF) board and

members would like to wish the com-munity a very happy and prosperous 2018. This year the DBCF has many exciting happenings and we would like to share them with you.

3rd Annual Run/Walk 4 Kids

March 18 is our 3rd annual Run/Walk 4 Kids at AQMD, 21865 Copley Drive, with races starting at 8 am sharp and check in beginning at 7 am. This rewarding event will include a 1K Fun Run - ages 12 and under, a 5K Run walk - all ages, a fitness/business expo, face painting, balloon artistry, DJ, awards ceremony and prizes. We are also excited to have Diamond Bar 5th grader, Zachary Can-non, as our Spokesperson. Zachary is a much loved and inspirational member of our community. He was born with Digeorge Syndrome, a disorder which effects development and causes heart de-fects. “Zachary’s Bowl-a-Thon” fundraiser is held every year to raise awareness and money for the American Heart Associa-tion. Zachary is extremely excited to join everyone for this fun, healthy community gathering. He and the DBCF invite you to sign up today at www.thedbcf.org. See flyer on page 7 for further details. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Funds raised for this event will go back into sports fields to keep our youth ac-tive and healthy.

8th Annual Golfing "Fore" the Kids

The DBCF and Walnut Valley Rotary’s 8th annual Golfing "Fore" the Kids tournament will take place on May 7 at Western Hills Country Club starting at 7 am. Golfers will partake in a “Best Ball” style tournament, several contests, a silent auction and luncheon. This fun tourna-ment brings the community together in a fun and rewarding environment to raise money for our youth. To sponsor this event, please call 951.212.5644 or email [email protected].

Holiday Gala a Success!Thank you to all who attended the DBCF’s Holiday Gala, Holiday Cheer!. Con-gratulations to Peter Pirritano on being honored with the DBCF's Community Partner Award. Guests were treated to music performed by the Diamond Bar High Schools' Grammy winning Orches-tra and dance exhibition by professional ballroom dancers from DiamonDance. We would like to thank our Master of Ceremonies, Council Member Steve Tye, for his amusing personality as he entertained our guests and brought laughter throughout the Diamond Bar Center. A special thank you to our spon-sors for making this extravagant event possible. See page 9 for memories from the evening. Save the date for this years' Holiday Gala, November 17, 2018. For inquiries on our Holiday Gala, please call or text 951.212.5644 or email [email protected].

Did you know the DBCF offers grants to non-profit organizations? We offer grants twice a year for organizations that meet the requirements of our guidelines in Recreation, Culture, Arts and Music. Our next deadline is January 31. Please visit www.thedbcf.org and click on our “Grants” tab to apply today.

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Dancing with DiamonDance Stars 13 CommunityNews

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dancers Julianne and Derek Hough? Well Diamond Bar is lucky to have a dynamic duo - husband and wife own-ers of DiamonDance, Denis and Yuliya Podolski who will transform you into your own dancing star.

Located in the Sprouts shopping center, this social ballroom and competitive studio offers all types of ballroom danc-ing including Salsa, Bachata, Argentine Tango, Foxtrot, Swing, Waltz and of course the Rumba and Cha Cha Cha. DiamonDance welcomes students of all ages and levels from social to competitive dancing. They also offer wedding dance lessons. The instructors are friendly and

inviting while thriving to ensure students not only reach their full potential, but also to have a fun and memorable experi-ence.

Denis and Yuliya are certified and expe-rienced professional dancers. They have won top awards and recognitions through-out the world which include World Pro Latin Finalists, USA Pro Latin Finalists, USA Pro Showcase Runners-Up, Russian National Champions,

Moscow Champions and winners of numerous international competitions.

Their knowledge and expertise will bring out the dancer in you.

Grab your dancing shoes and waltz right into DiamonDance. Denis and Yuliya wish to welcome you into their dancing home. DiamonDance is lo-cated at 303 S. Dia-mond Bar Blvd. For more information or questions, please call 626.636.5137.

Diamond Bar Buzzer of the Year Goes to - Maximilian Zavala

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Wanda Tanaka Rides on Lions Rose Parade Float

Diamond Bar resident and Lion member, Wanda Tanaka, was invited

to ride in the Rose Parade on the Lions Float "Preserving Our Environment" on New Year's Day. The Lions float paid tribute to two of the clubs' Centennial projects: Engaging Our Youth and Pre-serving Our Environment.

How appropriate since she and Lion Jack Tanaka had worked with the youth of Chaparral Middle School Leos Club for 19 years and with the Diamond Bar High School Leos Club for 18.

The Leos at Diamond Bar High School, adhere to the “Preserving our Environ-

ment” theme as they created a recycling program at the school in which proceeds are donated to the Diamond Bar High Special Needs Program.

Wanda rode on the float in memory of Jack's dedication and leadership of the Lions. January 1, 2017 was Jack's last time at the Float Barn. The theme for the 2018 Tournament of Roses Parade is "Making a Difference". This is a way to honor and celebrate all of the people in our communities who quietly and without desire for reward or recognition, act in selfless, generous and kind ways to aid or benefit others. It’s about the human acts of kindness that enrich the lives of

others and are the source of inspiration, hope, joy and optimism for all of us. Lions Jack and Wanda are perfect examples of the 2018 theme.

The Diamond Bar social media group, The Original Dia-mond Bar Buzz, recognized Maximilian Zavala, as the

2017 Buzzer of the Year for positive vibes, inspiration, Autism Awareness, supporting local businesses, helping others and most importantly by just being Max.

The ceremony was held at Fusion 2 any 1 Sushi & Roll located in the Albertsons shopping center. Many members from the Buzz came together to show their support and meet the inspiring Buzzer of the Year. Maximilian was awarded with a certificate, a T-Shirt and gift certificates.

“I wanna thank all of the Diamond Bar community for voting and nominating me for 2017 Buzzer of the Year,” states Maxi-milian. “I had a lot of fun and met some new Buzzers.”

Maximilian is an advocate for Autism Awareness and hosted his first fundraiser last year at Mr. G’s Pizza to raise funds for

TACA, Talk About Curing Autism. With the support from the community and Mr. G’s Pizza, he was able to raise over $700 for the TACA organization.

Autism currently affects 1 in every 68 children. It is estimated there are over 3 million people in the United States alone with autism. April is Autism Awareness Month and April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day.

National Autism Awareness Month represents an excellent opportunity to promote autism awareness, autism acceptance and to draw attention to the tens of thousands facing an autism diagnosis each year.

To learn more about autism visit www.autism-society.org.

The Windmill congratulates Maximilian Zavala.

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"Through My Lens" Youth Winners16CommunityNews

"Through My Lens" Adult Winners2017 Thru My Lens Photo Con-test Winners brought to you by the City of Diamond Bar and the Diamond Bar Community Foundation. Congratulations to all of the winners. This years grand prize winner, Zachary Shimokawa, is the first youth finalist to ever win the grand prize.

GRAND PRIZE

WINNER

People Winner"Brahma Pride" by Reyenne Ramos

Pets Winner "That Sparkle in His Eye" by Zachary Shimokawa

Places Winner"Beauty of My Backyard" by Zachary Shimokawa

Digitally Altered Winner"Abstract Long Exposure" by Patrick Zhaung

Nature Winner"Asthetically Beautiful Blossoms" by Samyuktha Vellaiyan

Places Winner"Movies Under the Stars" Bruce Davis

Digitally Altered Winner"Diamond Bar's Grand Gateway" by Tom Zelle

People Winner"Surrounded and Enchanted" by Huanxi Liu

Pets Winner"Oh Happy Day" by Min Seop Moon

Nature Winner"In the Garden" by Tawny Moreno

19 WVUSDNews

PUSD Achieves Success

POMONA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

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NOW ACCEPTING KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION

Required Information:1. Proof of Age (Birth Certificate, Baptismal Certificate or Passport) 2. Proof of Residence (Utility Bill/Rental Agreement/Tax Bill)3. Immunization RecordsFor more information? Contact your local Elementary School.

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Información requerida:1. Comprobante de Edad (Acta de Nacimiento/Bautismo o Pasaporte) 2. Comprobante de Residencia (Factura de Servicios Públicos/Impuestos/

Contrato de Renta)3. Registro de Vacunación¿Para más información? Póngase en contacto con su escuela primaria local.

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18PUSD News

Pomona Unified School District (PUSD) had an incredible 2017 with

many accomplishments to recognize.

PUSD won its second District of Distinc-tion award for its outstanding after-school program, The Learning Connection. The District now has the Pomona Admin-istrative Clear Credential program and can provide Tier II credentials to their administrators. Eighteen of PUSD schools won awards for their Positive Behavior Intervention & Support programs sup-porting their students. The high schools are listed among the Best High Schools in the Nation. They have been named to the Renaissance National Honor Roll, the California Honor Roll, and among

Imagine Nation's 50 Top Schools in the world. But equally important as these recogni-tions, is that "Aha!" moment of learning that takes place daily in classrooms across the District. It is seen when a child first grasps the concept of how to read, or solves a difficult problem, or because of their teacher, become inspired to select the careers that will open opportunities throughout their lives.

“It is said that sometimes you will never know the true value of a moment until it becomes memory,” states Superintendent, Richard Martinez. “In the coming year, let us realize that our words and actions

echo throughout not only our lives, but those of our students.”

PUSD has a lot to be thankful for and 2018 will be another year of success in learning and recognitions.

Diamond Bar High is a well-estab-lished leader in student achievement

in the state and nation. Staff members are dedicated to provid-ing personalized educational programs, challenging students to discover their unique gifts, and supporting each student to realize their potential. Last year, the campus launched a Well-ness Center to provide an extra layer of counseling support and wellness educa-tion services. And in just 15 months, the school’s pioneering efforts have been validated. The California School Boards Association (CSBA) selected Diamond Bar High

Ring the Bell!Diamond Bar High Wins Golden Bell Award

to receive the prestigious 2017 Golden Bell Award for its innovative efforts in addressing the wellness needs of the over 3,000 students on campus. The heart of the Wellness Center is helping students learn to cope with everyday problems, according to coor-dinator Sandy Davis. The center services approximately 30 stu-dents weekly with the motto “Empowering Student Wellness from Within.”

This year, the growing program is staffed by 23 student interns who can relate peer-to-peer on most challenging teen issues. These wellness consultants receive an additional 30 hours of intensive training, as well as earning Mental Health First Aide certification. The center offers stress and anxiety relief, progressive relaxation exercises, and guided meditation designed to help students reduce stress. The Wellness Program also garnered the 2017 California Gold Ribbon and 2016 Inspired Changemaker awards by Facebook and Yale’s Center for Emotional Intelligence.

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Diamond Bar's Upcoming Events Calendar

Los Angeles County Sheriff 's DepartmentWalnut/Diamond Bar Station / Crime Analysis Unit - City of Diamond Bar

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec TotalHomicide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Rape 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 5Robbery 4 4 4 1 4 1 0 0 1 0 2 4 25Assault 3 7 0 4 0 0 1 2 4 1 2 3 27Burglary 53 20 35 24 41 32 21 32 23 35 28 37 381Larceny 70 52 59 56 75 49 37 34 32 42 52 34 592GTA 5 4 6 4 4 11 10 4 4 3 6 9 70Arson 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2Total 135 87 104 89 126 94 69 72 65 82 92 87 1102



Data Source: Monthly UCR-Return A reports.(Homicide, Rape, & Agg-Assault counted by victims, all other counted by report)Negative numbers are a correction for a previous month when the previous counted crime is determined not a crime.

2015

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s DepartmentWalnut/Diamond Bar Station

Crime Analysis Unit - Monthly Crime Recap - Part I CrimesCity of Diamond Bar

2017

2016

FEB17

Free Drive-through Document Shredding event from 9:00am - 1:00pm at the South Coast AQMD. Visit www.CityofDiamondBar.com for more details.

FEB25

Bridal Show at the Diamond Bar Center from 11:00am - 3:00pm. See ad on page 6 for more details.

FEB14

Happy Valentine's Day!

MAR16

South Asian Parent Association’s (SAPA) Fourth Evening of Colors Gala at Diamond Palace at 7:00pm. Call Sarbani at 909.851.4429 to purchase tickets.

APR1

Happy Easter!

MAR17

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

APR22

25th annual Wine Soiree “The Best Party in Town” at the Diamond Bar Center from 4:00pm - 7:00pm. See ad on page 11 for more details.

MAY7

Diamond Bar Community Foundation Golfing “Fore” the Kids tournament at Western Hills Country Club with a shotgun start at 7:00am. See ad on page 9 for more details.

MAR18

Diamond Bar Community Foundations 3rd annual Run/Walk 4 Kids at the South Coast AQMD with races starting at 8:00am. See ad on page 7 for more details.

FEB24

WVUSD Arts & Technology Showcase at Walnut High School 10:00am - 6:00pm.

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MAR11

54th Annual Miss Diamond Bar Scholarship Pageant at Diamond Bar High School.

6 Stagecoach DrivePhillips Ranch — $584,000

540 Golden Springs Dr. #EDiamond Bar — $343,000

640 N Brea Blvd #69Brea — $392,000

721 S Valinda DriveWest Covina — $472,850

901 Golden Springs Dr. C12Diamond Bar — $265,000

915 E Almond DriveBrea — $628,000

1047 Surrey DriveBonita — $700,000

1179 W Tudor StreetSan Dimas— $429,000

1732 Roundtree CircleDiamond Bar — $675,000

1775 Paso Real AvenueRowland Heights $460,000

2261 Duvall StreetLos Angeles — $508,750

2408 S Diamond Bar Bl. #2Diamond Bar — $396,000

2420 Arline StreetWest Covina— $627,000

2810 Altivo PlaceFullerton — $1,025,000

3219 Charlotte AvenueRosemead — $482,000

5039 La Rica AvenueBaldwin Park — $350,000

5407 Glen Ellen PlaceHighland Park — $529,000

5790 Lotus StreetJurupa Valley — $275,000

6657 San Juan StreetParamount — $328,000

7660 Grand River CircleEastvale — $550,000

9062 Bobbie CircleHuntington Beach $935,000

10197 Amherst AvenueMontclair — $405,000

11972 Ardmoor CourtRancho Cucamonga $441,000

12115 Farndon AvenueChino — $424,000

21703 Lost River DriveDiamond Bar — $720,000

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22600 Blue Palm LaneHighly sought after 4 bed, 2 bath remod-eled single story brock home located with-in the Hills tract and walking distance to WUSD schools. At the end of shot cul-de-sac. Upgrades throughout the home. You will not be dissapointed!

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