August 2021

August 23, 2021

Environmental Services Summer Youth Bring Greenery to Ktown

Every summer, KYCC’s Environmental Services Summer Youth Program provides paid positions for youth in Los Angeles to join our Environmental Services unit and learn more about how KYCC helps make Koreatown a more green and beautiful neighborhood. Read more


Community News

Koreatown Redistricting Petition

KYCC in partnership with a diverse coalition of Koreatown stakeholders are engaged in the redistricting process for the LA City Council Districts. Currently, Koreatown is represented by four council districts (CD 1, 4, 10, and 13) instead of one. Four separate elected officials representing one neighborhood leads to areas of the community, particularly low-income areas, being neglected. In Koreatown, this dilutes the voices of the minority communities. 

It is the time for the community to speak out and raise our voices again to help draw the lines to make Koreatown into a whole, unified City District. Sign our petition to unify Koreatown into a Single LA City Council District! https://www.change.org/UnifyKoreatown

For more information on redistricting and to participate in the public hearings, please visit LACCRC 2021 – Los Angeles City Council Redistricting Commission 2021 – City of Los Angeles.

California Gubernatorial Recall Election is confirmed for Tuesday, September 14, 2021. Please register and VOTE!


California Gubernatorial Recall Election – September 14, 2021 : California Secretary of State

Online Voter Registration | California Secretary of State

August is:

Did you know you can get a vision screening through most of our health insurance carriers (Kaiser, Health Net, United Healthcare)?  Usually the cost of an office visit.

Here is a link on how to keep your eyes healthy.

https://www.nei.nih.gov/learn-about-eye-health/healthy-vision/keep-your-eyes-healthy

NO SALT Seasoning Day!!!!! Friday, August 20 

Check out this link on how salt impacts us: https://health.clevelandclinic.org/salt-and-sleep/

National Dog Day is August 26

1-      Take a photo of you and your furry pet.

2-      Submit your photo to Moon by Tuesday, August 24 (via email)

3-       The photo with the most votes wins a prize.

Trail Mix Day is Tuesday, August 31

All sites will have trail mix on Tuesday 8-31-2021.

Birthdays and KYCC Anniversaries

Birthdays

  • August 3 – Sabin Kim
  • August 7 – Aimee Newton
  • August 10 – Roberto Leon
  • August 14 – Yuri Santiago
  • August 15 – Katherine Kim
  • August 16 – Deisy Gutierrez
  • August 16 – Shania Betton
  • August 21 – Ricardo Brown
  • August 24 – Amanda Rodriguez
  • August 26 – Renata Pastrana
  • August 21 – Kimberly Lucas
  • August 30 – Lidia Sebastian
  • August 31 – Anthony Robert
  • July 2 – Gloria Figueroa
  • July 5 – Andy Kim
  • July 9 – Presilla Kim
  • July 11 – Hiroko Makiyama
  • July 12 – Jessica Estrada
  • July 15 – Jazmin Garcia
  • July 18 – Jose Pantoja
  • July 18 – Tommy Rendon
  • July 29 – Lia Yeh
  • July 29 – Sue Park
  • July 31 – Andy Lau
  • July 31 – Moon Park

Work Anniversaries

  • August 3 – 1 year – Andrea Marquez
  • August 3 – 1 year – Jonathan Diaz
  • August 5 – 19 years – Jessica Estrada
  • August 6 – 3 years – Bitna Lee
  • August 6 – 1 year – Christine Nguyen
  • August 10 – 1 year – Francesca LeRue
  • August 19 – 2 years – Torin Yee
  • August 22 – 5 years – Bryan Zaragoza
  • August 22 – 5 years – Moon Park
  • August 26 – 2 years – Cristina Basurto
  • July 1 – 36 years – Johng Ho Song
  • July 1 – 2 years – Wayne Sugita
  • July 7 – 1 year – Esther Lee
  • July 8 – 2 years – Moses Choi
  • July 9 – 3 years – Santos Gutierrez
  • July 13 – 1 year – Aimee Newton
  • July 15 – 2 years – Amanda Rodriguez
  • July 15 – 2 years – Sabin Kim
  • July 16 – 3 years – Erica Aldana
  • July 16 – 3 years – Yuri Santiago
  • July 20 – 1 year – Aida Martinez
  • July 20 – 1 year – Sagar Patel
  • July 20 – 20 years – Anabel Torres

Did you know

The #1 user of KYCC bandwidth is your Chrome browser.

Over the years, many of us have gotten into the habit of having multiple tabs open, sometimes as many as 20 of them.

Since Chrome doesn’t want to disappoint you, it refreshes your open tabs whether you’re looking or not.

That means Chrome could be continually refreshing over 1,000 webpages and their ads at any given time.

That takes bandwidth away from Zoom, Outlook and every other resource we rely upon.

Please close tabs you don’t need open and use your phone for non-work web activity.

Now you know!

Rigor and Rigid

Speed bumps 

We’re either going or we’re not going. We get to make that decision every day.

Perhaps you’ve decided: We’re going.

That detour we hit, the pothole we narrowly avoided, the interruption that was unexpected–we experienced them, and we decided that we’re still going.

Onward.

Speed bumps are real. They’re a warning and we take caution or we hit them and they hurt. Speed bumps cannot be denied.

A speed bump that stops us from going is an obstacle.

Often, the only difference between a speed bump and an obstacle is our decision about which one it is.

Onward.

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