Southeast Torrance Homeowners' Association, Inc.Torrance CA 90501

T-Mobile USA wants to increase the height of an existing cell phone tower at 2216 Sepulveda Blvd and install a new 50-foot cell phone tower with 12 antennas next to a children day care center on Eriel Avenue (the old AAA Club parking lot). The T-Mobile cell phone website indicates there is adequate coverage in the already in the two areas. The City of Torrance Telecommunications Committee held a second meeting this morning on the two applications and continued the items to allow additional time for the City of Torrance to engage an outside technical consultant to present information not provided by T-Mobile. T-Mobile did not show that higher priority locations were either not available or are not feasible; establishment of a facility on a new false tree is necessary to provide service and lack of such a facility would result in a prohibition of service. Again this morning a number of residents spoke against the cell phone tower in the proposed location and commented about the articl...

The Wilson Park Sports Complex Building will be named the Dee Hardison Sports Center in honor of former Torrance Mayor Dee Hardison. Dee is a resident of Southeast Torrance and former President of SETHA. Date: Friday, November 13, 2009 Time: 3:30PM Where: Wilson Park Sports Complex 2200 Crenshaw Blvd (cross street - Jefferson) Torrance CA

Subject: Torrance Unified School District (TUSD) Meeting on the new Hull Middle School SETHA has been notified that a TUSD meeting will be held to show renderings for the new Hull Middle School. Drawings of the school site, structure and exterior elevations with finishes, colors, etc., will be displayed. What: TUSD Meeting on the new Hull Middle School When: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 6PM Where: John Adams Elementary School Cafeteria 2121 238th Street Torrance CA 90501

SpotCrime is an online crime mapping company, based in Baltimore,Md that collects crimes from all over the world and maps the crimes. SpotCrime's website is SpotCrime.com and it has added a crime map of Torrance to the list of over 100 United States cities. The site offers free email and text-messaging based alerts to uses for free. Six areas of Torrance are now working and one area is the SETHA membership area. Go to SpotCrime.com for additional information.

Street Oiling is taking place in the following areas today and may reduce traffic to one lane and/or possible street closures. Cabrillo ---- Sepulveda Blvd on the south to Plaza Del Amo on the north. Plaza Del Amo ---- Arlington on the west to Border Avenue on the east. Sides streets along Cabrillo and Plaza Del Amo in the above areas. Intersections of Plaza Del Amo & Cabrillo and Plaza Del Amo & Arlington are impacted. It is best to avoid these areas this afternoon.

The Port of Long Beach's annual open house is Saturday, October 3rd from 10AM to 3PM. Free Boat Tours See towering gantry cranes and huge cargo ships on one of the free 45-minute boat tours. Boats depart every 15 minutes but you need to get a ticket at the Harbor Tour Ticket Booth located just past the event entrance. Tickets are first-come, first-served and they go fast, so get there early to get a ticket. Free Rail Tours Climb aboard a double-decker Metrolink train to see one of the cargo terminals in action. Watch dockworkers, truckers and crane operators unload containers. Trains depart from the Green Port Fest Train Station every hour beginning at 10:30AM and ending at 2:30PM Be sure to get your free tickets early at the Rail Tour Ticket Booth located just past the event entrance. There will be local entertainment, food and kids' activities. There is no parking at the Port of Long Beach. Go to polb.com/portfest for details on free parking and shuttle service.

You are invited to the Southeast Torrance Homeowners' Association (SETHA) Inc., Candidate Forum for the Torrance Unified School District Board of Education, November 3, 2009 Election. When: Wednesday, September 23, 2009, 7:00PM to 9:00PM Where: John Adams Elementary School Cafeteria 2121 238th Street, Torrance, CA This is the first forum featuring Torrance Unified School District Board of Education candidates. Each candidate will be asked to discuss their goals and objectives along with answering audience questions. Sample ballot booklets are scheduled to be mailed beginning September 24th. An application for a Vote By Mail Ballot can be processed online now at www.lavote.net. Go to Online Services on the right of the screen and click on "Apply for Vote By Mail Ballot. Vote By Mail ballots will be mailed beginning October 5th. This is your opportunity to learn more about the candidates and talk personally with them.

Weekly Crime Logs Now Available on the Torrance PD Website The Torrance Police Department is now posting Weekly Crime Logs on their website. These Weekly Crime Logs will include crime information including the general area the crime was committed and information on the nature of the crime. This information is a more detailed format than the general crime statistics already posted on the website. These weekly crime logs are provided to the community in an effort to educate citizens on the actual crimes occurring, the date/time and the general location. Please feel free to share this information with your neighbors and friends. To view the Weekly Crime Log for September 3rd through the 10th, visit: http://www.torranceca.gov/TPD/Documents/Crime_Log_090309-091009(1).pdf Future logs will be sent with a direct link to the log without this message. The logs will be posted on the Torrance PD website (Police.TorranceCA.gov) under the "Crime Trends and Prevention" tab and then ...

Dr. Laurie Love, SETHA Vice President, will be honored by the Torrance City Council on September 15, 2009 for her many years of dedicated service to the community. She first began teaching in 1970 and retired last month from the Torrance Unified School District as Chief Academic Officer. Dee Hardison, former SETHA President, will be honored by the Torrance City Council for her longtime service to Torrance with a resolution naming the gymnasium at Wilson Park, the "Dee Hardison Sports Center." Hardison was instrumental in the creation of Sur La Brea Park and involved in many of the large community projects including the Wilson Park Sports Center and the Madrona Marsh Nature Center. Congratulations to Dr. Laurie Love and former Mayor Dee Hardison in receiving this recognition for their outstanding achievements and contributions to the City of Torrance. When: Torrance City Council Meeting, Tuesday, September 15, 2009 Torrance City Council Chambers Meeting Begins at 7...

The 27th annual Lomita Fair will take place on September 11, 12 & 13, 2009 at the St Margaret Mary parish compounds at 25511 Eshelman Avenue, Lomita, CA. The Fair offers a week-end full of fun, rides, games fantastic food, continuous live entertainment and much more. There will be 17 game booths and the always popular bumper cars. Friday, September 11th 5PM Opening 5:10PM Didgeridoo Music John Parker 5:15PM Hula Dancer Jackie C 5:30PM The LA Blues Project Band 6:30PM The Lomita Park SooBahnDoMartial Arts 7:30PM Gems of Polynesia Dancers 9:00PM The Geecz Band 11:00PM Fair Closes Saturday, September 12th 11:00AM Dr. Iven Band 12:45PM Square and Line Dancing Dave Donaldson 1:45PM Filipino Community Dancers 2:45PM Babylon Mood Dancers 4:00PM Shaolin Temple Kung Fu Martial Arts Demo 5:15PM Latin Mirage Dancers 6:30PM Grupo Folklorico-Faisan Dancers 7:30PM Intermission 8:00PM The People's Choice Band 11:00PM Fair Closes Sunday, September 13th Noon Chyce/D.E.M. Band 1:00PM Rhythm Regi...

A small brush fire flared up Sunday afternoon, June 28th, at the southwest edge of Madrona Marsh, but was quickly extinguished by the Torrance Fire Department. A passerby reported seeing flames and smoke just before 3 p.m. and two engines were dispatched to the marsh, along with several police units to block northbound traffic on Madrona Avenue. Firefighters had to remove two ten-foot sections of the fence that surrounds the marsh to gain access to the fire, which was inside the fence along Madrona Avenue about fifty yards north of Sepulveda. A strong breeze from the south was pushing the fire northward, and observers estimated the burned area at that time was eighty feet long and ten to fifteen feet wide. The fire crew went to work, and within fifteen minutes had the fire completely contained, but by then the burn area was 120 feet long and had widened to 25 feet its northern end. The cause of the fire is under investigation and a report will be filed this week, but it appears to ...

Press Release Torrance Police Department Vehicle used as a weapon; injuring a Torrance Police Officer On June 13, 2009 the Torrance Police Department responded to the area of Pacific Coast Highway and Calle Mayor regarding a reckless driver. The vehicle was located shortly before 10 am traveling east on Pacific Coast Highway near the intersection of Hawthorne Boulevard and a vehicle pursuit ensued. The vehicle evaded officers by traversing commercial parking lots and crossing against the traffic controlled intersection. The vehicle continued east on Pacific Coast Highway at a high rate of speed. A marked Torrance Police car was waiting against the north curb, facing west, monitoring the pursuit. The vehicle then crossed over from east bound PCH into the westbound lanes and proceeded head on towards the police car. The driver of the suspect vehicle intentionally struck the waiting police vehicle as the officer made a last second effort to move away from the head-on collision. The suspe...

On Saturday, June 27th, the City of Lomita will host the Founders' Day Fireworks Celebration. There will be exciting performances by local community groups and wonderful music by DJ Robert who mixes a lively and entertaining repertoire of great music. The evening concludes with a spectacular fireworks display. When: Saturday, June 27th Time: 6PM Community Group Performances and Music by DJ Robert 9:00PM to 9:22PM Founders' Day Fireworks ////Note: This year the celebration will not be an all day event. In order to save money, the organized show does not start until 6PM//// Where: Lomita Park, 24428 Eshelman Avenue, Lomita, CA For more details, contact Lomita Parks & Recreation Department at 310.326.6255.

Torrance Symphony FUNdraiser SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2009 8:00 P.M. Come and enjoy the Fabulous music played by The Fabulous Esquires Big Band Great Entertainment, Refreshments plus Opportunity Drawing, Silent Auction and a chance to win a hat decorated with $100 in cash Tickets: $30 per person James R. Armstrong Theatre Torrance Cultural Arts Center 3330 Civic Center Drive - Torrance Call the box office 310-781-7171 or 310-373-2442 for Tickets and Information. www.torrancesymphony.org All proceeds benefit the Torrance Symphony Saturday, June 13, 2009 - 8 pm

Sent: Friday, May 22, 2009 11:21 PM To: LAX Stakeholder Liaison Subject: Deviation from Over-Ocean Operations at LAX on May 23rd & 24th Please be advised that due to electrical maintenance work being performed this weekend on LAX's north runway complex (Runways 24R/6L and 24L/6R), Over-Ocean Operations will be suspended from Midnight to 6:30 AM on Saturday, May 23rd and Sunday, May 24th as these runways will be closed. When Over-Ocean Operations are suspended LAX remains in Westerly Operations. All aircraft operations will occur on the south runway complex, which will result in increased noise to the residents to the east and south of LAX (South Los Angeles, Lennox, Inglewood, El Segundo, Del Aire, Hawthorne, and portions of the Beach Cities). LAWA apologizes for any inconvenience this causes but this electrical maintenance work is critical to ensure the safety of the traveling public.

The Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Rockefeller Group Professional Center at 2740 Lomita Blvd (the vacant lot north of Costco) is available for public review until June 22, 2009. It is available on line at www.torrnet.com/8683.htm, the Katy Geissert Library, the SE Torrance Library, the City Clerk's Office and the Community Development Department at City Hall. There is no scheduled city meeting to explain the Draft Environment Impact Report. If you have questions, please contact Gregg Loden, City of Torrance Community Development Department at 310 618 5900. John Bailey, President SETHA

Fatal Traffic Collision Incident # 090030194 OnTuesday, 5 May 2009, at approximately 10:56 p.m., officers from the Torrance Police Department responded to a call of a traffic collision with injury inside Guenser Park (17800 Gramercy Place)in North Torrance. Upon arrival, officers discovered a man trapped beneath an overturned 2004 Hummer H2, as well as evidence that the vehicle had been driven through the park resulting in damage to the grass area. The driver sustained major injuries as a result of the accident and was pronounced dead at the scene. He was identified as a 31-year-old male with an address in Oxnard. His name is being withheld pending notification of family members. This collision is being investigated by the Torrance Police Department’s Traffic and Special Events Division under the command of Captain David Smith. If you are a witness to this accident or have any information pertaining to this investigation, please contact Detective Terry Tokle at (310) 618-5560. Lieute...

Torrance Unified School District will be holding a preliminary design meeting for the new Hull Middle School, 2080 West 231st, Torrance. The proposed opening date for the new middle school is October 2011. The project architect will present the site plan for the new campus at the meeting. WHAT: Preliminary Design Meeting on the new Hull Middle School WHEN: Thursday, June 11, 2009, 6:30PM WHERE: Hull Adult School Cafeteria, 2080 West 231st Street, Torrance The Hull Adult School housed at the 231st Street location will be closed at the end of the current semester next month. The demolition contract for the old Hull Middle School is currently open for bids. -- John Bailey, President Southeast Torrance Homeowners' Association, Inc. (SETHA)

JPL INVITES PUBLIC TO ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE Jet Propulsion Laboratory News Advisory WHAT: NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., welcomes the public to its annual Open House on Saturday, May 2, and Sunday, May 3, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The lab will salute the 40th anniversary of NASA's Apollo 11 mission - the first human landing on the moon. JPL will also celebrate the International Year of Astronomy, a United Nations-endorsed series of events around the world that commemorate the 400th anniversary of the first telescope observations of space and planets by Italian scientist Galileo Galilei. Open House highlights include: seeing JPL's next spacecraft bound for Mars, the Mars Science Laboratory, in the lab's biggest "clean room;" talking to scientists and engineers who work on missions to destinations such as Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and Earth's moon; and visiting JPL's Microdevices Lab, where engineers and scientists work in the wor...

Two incidents of the same scam have been reported in Old Torrance. Each incident has occurred in the evening and the suspect is described as an African American woman dressed in an medical smock frantically knocks on the door. She claims she lives down the street, but none of her neighbors are home. She just got a call --her husband is in construction and injured --or her husband was hurt at work and three of his fingers were cut off. She's got to get to the hospital in San Bernadino, but doesn't have enough gas. She needs money to get gas. She offers to leave her drivers license as proof that she'll pay it back. As it turns out she's hit the area south of Carson a few months ago and again this week. She claims to work at Harbor UCLA. The woman seems to cry a little and is in a "hurry up" panicked act--it is an act. As it turns out this same woman went to the same house with the same "emergency" a few months ago. So, far we know that she h...

You're invited to Easter In El Prado Park! The Old Torrance Neighborhood Association was founded in 1981. And . . . since its inception, OTNA has hosted Easter in El Prado Park -- 2009 marks our 28th consecutive year! It has become a tradition in our neighborhood. In fact, people that used to come to this event as a child are now bringing their children. On Easter Sunday, at 10:00 AM, Mr. & Mrs. Bun will arrive at El Prado Park in the bright blue "Bunny Mobile." Both will greet the 100+ kids, pose for Kodak moments, and then . . . Mr. Bun will lead the children in the Bunny Hop. After that, the Easter "egg" (candy) hunt begins - the kids LOVE it! (The parents love it too, 'cause you're outta there by 10:30 AM.) Bags will be handed out to each child prior to Mr. & Mrs. Bunny's arrival. If your child (niece, nephew, grandson and/or granddaughter) would prefer to bring their Easter basket to collect the candy, they are more then welcome ...

Have you ever flown on B-17 Bomber? Want to? Next weekend, you'll have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to fly in an authentic World War II B-17 bomber. Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) is offering historic flight experiences in its beautifully restored B-17G Flying Fortress "Aluminum Overcast." Take a trip back in time and feel the might of this magnificent flying machine, just as those young men did more than 50 years ago. You can experience a flight, or simply take a walk-through tour. Out of over 12,000 bombers that were built, this aircraft is one of handful of airworthy B-17s still flying. The EAA invites you to reserve a seat for a flight aboard this rare WWII bomber and experience "the ride of a lifetime." Here are the details . . . Who: EAA & the Torrance Air Fair Association What: B-17 Bomber flights, and walk-through tours When: Friday, April 10th, Saturday, April 11th and Sunday, April 12th Where: Zamperini Field, Torrance Airport. ENTRANC...

The Southeast Torrance Library, 23115 Arlington Avenue, is anticipated to reopen on Monday, April 13, 2009 at 11:00AM. The library has been closed for 3 1/2 months for refurbishment including new carpet, inside paint, electrical upgrade, internet upgrade and a new front desk. Open House will be held on Thursday, April 23, 2009 from 3:00PM to 5:00PM. John Bailey, President SETHA

The South Bay Lapidary & Mineral Society will be hosting a Gem & Mineral Show this weekend -- Saturday & Sunday, March 28th & 29th. This event will feature special guest exhibitors and demonstrators from the American Opal Society, the Fluorescent Mineral Society, the Route 66 Gold Miners, Inc., and our very own Petrified Forest. Here are the details . . . What: Gem & Mineral Show When: Saturday, March 28th - 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM -- Sunday, March 29th 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Where: Ken Miller Recreation Center - 3341 Torrance Blvd., Torrance Cost: Free admission, parking, and door prizes Info: 310.318.2170 or Lesneff@aol.com for www.palosverdes.com/sblap

How many volcanoes will be erupting in the cafeteria this year? Did the recent cold weather play havoc on growing bread mold? The annual John Adams Elementary School Science Fair is this Thursday night, March 26th, from 6:00PM to 7:30PM in the school cafeteria at 2121 238th St, Torrance. SETHA members are invited to attend the free event. Judges for the science fair will be Torrance High School students. They will make their selection based on the use of the scientific method, originality, presentation, ability to discuss the project, understanding of underlying concepts, and participation in making the display. One project from each grade level will be selected to represent Adams at the District Science Fair on April 2nd. John Bailey, President SETHA

The Torrance City Council will be considering a Water Conservation Ordinance at the March 24th council meeting. Some of the restrictions include the following: Permanent Water Conservation Requirements Limits on Watering Hours Watering or irrigating of lawn, landscape, etc. is prohibited between 10am and 4pm. Landscape Irrigation System limited to no more than 15 minutes per day per station. No Excessive Water Flow or Runoff. No Washing down hard or paved surfaces, including but not limited to sidewalks, walkway, driveways, parking areas, etcl, except when necessary to alleviate safety or sanitary hazards. Obligation to Fix Leaks, Breaks or Malfunctions Limits on Washing Vehicles Drinking Water Served Upon Request Only More detailed information can be found on the City Council Agenda for March 24th, items 13B. John Bailey, President SETHA

The skateboard park at Wilson Park has been closed due to safety concerns about the extensive damage on the skateboard ramps. Despite major repairs, the combination of imclement weather and constant use has taken a toll on the eight year old facility. For more information, contact Carl Kaemerle of the Community Services Department at 310.781.7590. John Bailey, President SETHA

The Torrance Symphony would like to invite you to a free concert -- Festival of Music this Saturday, March 21st. Enjoy listening to The Torrance Symphony conducted by Maestro Frank Fetta featuring cello soloist, Margaret Zhou -- a winner of the Young Artists Concerto Competition. The program includes . . . Pastorale Symphony, Beethoven Mendelssohn's Midsummer Night's Dream (Overture & Scherzo) Cello Concerto, Saint-Saens Here are the details . . . When: Saturday, March 21st, 2009 Where: James Armstrong Theatre - 3330 Civic Center Drive, Torrance Time: 8:00 PM - Arrive early, as seats are limited (first-come, first-served basis) - Tickets are distributed at the door on the night of the concert Cost: FREE! Info: (310) 373-2442 or visit www.TorranceSymphony.org. Friends of the Symphony Membership have early seating at 7:00 PM and listen to Maestro Fetta's pre-concert lecture about the evening's program. Members are also invited to an afterglow after the concert i...

The City of Torrance Commissioner Certification Training is being offered on Wednesday, March 25, 2009 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at the Torrance Cultural Arts Center in the Toyota Meeting Hall, 3330 Civic Center Drive. Completion of a two-hour session is required for residents to become eligible for appointment to a commission or the Torrance Ethics & Integrity Committtee. Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate valid for two years. Anyone planning to attend should submit an on-line application at www.torrnet.com/commissionercert.htm Applicatons must be received by March 19, 2009. Call 310 618-5880 for more information on this training course. Attending this training will allow participants to apply for the new Torrance Ethics & Integrity Committee. Applications must be received in the City Clerk's office NLT 5:30pm on April 1, 2009 for the Ethics & Integrity Committee. Applications for this position are available at www.torrnet.com/1936.htm or in the...

Torrance Police Department provided the following information on a residential burglary on Wednesday Night, March 11th, on 231st Street between Walnut and Cabrillo. Units responded to a residential burglary in progress. The suspect took property and was confronted by the owner. The suspect pulled a knife on the victim and fled. A citizen reported seeing a subject fitting the description run into another house in the 1900 block of 235 Pl. Officers contained the immediate area and contacted the residents. A helicopter and K-9’s were requested to assist in searching for the suspect. The suspect was located hiding in the rear yard. The suspect was arrested and property was recovered. No citizens or officers were injured. Only the one suspect involved. Stephen D’anjouLieutenant / Police DepartmentCity of Torrance / 3300 Civic Center Drive The Daily Breeze, Thursday March 12th edition will have a story on the incident. John Bailey, President SETHA

Subject: Councilwoman Janice Hahn issues statement on today's flare event at ConocoPhillips Dear Community Members, Today ConocoPhillips refinery experienced a LADWP power outage that caused a large flare of black smoke as a result of the burn off. Councilwoman Janice Hahn is very concerned about this event and wants to reassure residents that a full investigation will be taking place. She stated: "This has happened before and I thought we had resolved the issue. I have asked LADWP and AQMD for a complete investigation into the cause of the power outage." We will keep you posted of the findings of this investigation. John Bailey, President SETHA

What: Southeast Torrance Homeowners' Association Meeting Where: John Adams Elementary School Cafeteria, 2121 West 238th St, Torrance, CA When: Thursday, March 19, 2009 7pm to 9pm The Torrance Fire Department will discuss the Vial-of-Life Program and distribute the Vial-of-Life sticker, plastic container and forms. Torrance Memorial Medical Center will review the proposed plan to build a seven-story new Main Tower, the "Hospital of Tomorrow" on Lomita Blvd. Dr George Mannon, Superintendent, Torrance Unified School District and Mr Albert Muratsuchi, President of the Board of Education, will review proposed improvements planned for John Adams, Howard Wood, Hull at Hull and Torrance High School from the Measures Y & Z bond money. Election of SETHA Board of Directors for 2009. Doors prizes as of 3/8/09 include three $25 gift certificates from Rizzo's Pizzeria, 2350 West Sepulveda Blvd, a $50 gift card from Bob Lingley Chevron, 235th & Crenshaw Blvd and a $25 gift c...

The Torrance Police Department has been investigating a significant increase in acts of vandalism to local businesses in the past 3 months. In these cases, suspects have been breaking the front windows of local businesses along a number of major thoroughfares in the City, with a heavy concentration on businesses located on Hawthorne Boulevard, Pacific Coast Highway and Sepulveda Boulevard. In a number of these crimes, the suspects have used a BB/pellet guns to shoot out the front windows of the business. Several businesses have been the target of this vandalism on multiple occasions. The Torrance Police Department is reminding all business owners, both those of victim businesses and those adjacent to victim businesses, to remain vigilant and we are asking them to review all of their surveillance video footage to help identify the suspects. Any information about these crimes should be reported to the Torrance Police Department Detective Division at (310) 618-5570. ANY SUSPICIOUS ACT...

The Torrance Fire Fighters Association will hold the 37th Annual Spaghetti Dinner to benefit the Alisa Ann Ruch California Burn Foundation. Date: Saturday, March 14th, 4:30 to 8:00pm Where: Ken Miller Recreation Center, Torrance Blvd @ Madrona Avenue Cost: Adults $5.00 Children (under 8) $3.00

Recent Identity Theft Scams via Unsolicited Phone Calls The Torrance Police Department has been receiving a number of phone calls and emails regarding a recent increase in suspicious unsolicited phone calls from various “creditors” wherein the “creditors” ask for the victim’s personal account information. On 16 February 2009 a Torrance resident received a phone call from an unknown subject who identified himself as a member of the “South Bay Finance Club”. The person on the phone explained that his Visa credit card was being compromised right now and he needed to suspend the card immediately. The resident said he was not thinking and provided the caller his credit card number and also provided his PIN and other personal information needed to access his account. On 17 February 2009 another Torrance resident received a phone call from an unknown subject who identified himself as a “South Bay Credit Union” representative. The subject stated he needed to update his Visa card. The resident ...

On Sunday, May 3, 2009, the historic ex-Santa Fe 4-8-4 3751 Steam Locomotive will make another trip from Los Angeles Union Station to San Diego and return. The trip will feature an open-door baggage car and three passenger cars built for the famous California Zephyr. They are the Vista-Dome Silver Lariat, the Vista-Dome Silver Solarium and the Silver Rapids. More details when they are available. John Bailey, PresidentSETHA