Local Kids February 2018

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Local Kids Magazine Gets Noticed “Welcome” to the second of Local Kidsedition of Local Kids Magazine, Magazine.designed for parents, grandpar- In this issue,ents, families, teachers, caregiv- we have the fol-ers, and others who are interested lowing articles: Website:in the growth and development of • Choosing achildren in the High Desert! good doctor for www.LocalKidsMagazine.com your kids can We have received a great many be confusing. Published by Siverts Publishingcomments on our new publication. We give you a Katrina Siverts Katrina Siverts, PublisherMost readers congratulated us on few good tips. Publisherthe magazine, and predict a huge (760) 559-9402success for it! Several mentioned • Moving? Find a new home in a Fax (866) 242-2596the idea of including activities for family-friendly neighborhood. E-mail:children within its pages. • Several great outings will keep [email protected] your family busy, including a list Mailing Address As we grow and add pages, we of local museums to visit, and a Siverts Publishingwill certainly consider kids puz- trip to the Palm Springs Tramway. 14808 Choco Rdzles and/or coloring pages or other • Age appropriate books are pre- Apple Valley, CA 92307activities to be featured. Please sented to help you talk to your kids Generalcall and leave a message with your about a sensitive subject: Sex. Advertising Salesideas at (760) 269-2714, or email • The Unforgettables Foundationus at: [email protected] helps families deal with tragedy. Call Trina for Advertising I know you will enjoy this new (760) 559-9402 We’ll be covering local events edition of Local Kids Magazine.where kids are involved, and also We are researching more great [email protected] put on by non-profits that topics and ideas for future issues.benefit children and their families, I look forward to bringing our © Copyright 2018, Siverts Publishing.like the Unforgettables Founda- readers the important informa- Reproduction not permitted unlesstion, which recently held its annu- tion that focuses on educating the written permission is given by theal awards luncheon (see page 9). whole community on raising and Publisher. Articles written under by- caring for our “local kids.” lines express the opinions of the writers Our readers are important Katrina Siverts, Publisher and not necessarily those of this paper,to us, and we appreciate hearing publisher or company.from you regarding what you’dlike to see covered in future issues

Table Of Contents Volume 1, No.2 Parents February 2018 Teachers Caregivers Front Cover Families MODELS Kara & Kaitlyn PHOTO BY 1 Hour PhotoBasketball Star Student - Pg 2Choosing a Pediatrician - Pg 3Visit Our Local Museums - Pg 4Family Friendly Living - Pg 6Palm Springs Adventure - Pg 7Books for Your Kids - Pg 8Unforgettables Awards - Pg 9Local Sports Schedules Coming SoonThe editors sign-up dates.of Local KidsMagazine know We are also asking thathow important you, the read-youth sportsand other fit- ers of this new magazine, helpness activities in providing usfigure into the any informationdevelopment of to inform par- organized sports you may havetoday’s healthy ents, teachers programs and for upcomingchildren. and caregivers sports sched- We are gath- of opportunities other activities, ules or sign-ups for children to including game by emailing orering informa- participate in schedules and calling us at:tion in an effort Email: [email protected] Phone: Brian 760.269.2714FEBRUARY 2018 • Local Kids Magazine • Facebook@ Local Kids Magazine • (760) 559-9402 • 1

Granite Hills High School’s Basketball Star: Anyssia Gibbs Local high school student Anyssia Anyssia supports her communityGibbs plays girls basketball with the Anyssia Gibbs is a team captain through teaching the Apple Valley boysGranite Hills Cougars, and has been for the Granite Hills Cougars girls and girls the fundamentals of basket-ranked nationally and statewide since basketball team/Desert Sky League. ball in weekly basketball clinics dur-her freshman year at Granite Hills High responsible for a better work ethic. ing the summer. Anysssia’s churchSchool in Apple Valley. Anyssia has remained on the Honor activities include weekly attendance Roll or Deans List for all 4 years at- to the Destiny Christian Center; and Anyssia led her team to win the tending high school; and reinforces the volunteering in the Sunday youth careDesert Sky League (11-1) for the 1st importance of focusing on class studies services on assigned Sunday’s. Shetime in the school’s history (est 1999). to her teammates, always reiterating cares for children age 2-4 years of age.She scored 50% to 60% of the team’s Anyssia has participated in visitationspoints in all games played. For the past the requirement to to the elderly care homes and singingthree years Anyssia has been the leader maintain at least and talking with them to socialize andin points scored, rebounds, steals, as- a 2.5 GPA to play uplift their spirits during the holidays.sists, field goals, double-doubles, triple basketball. She donates goods, food, and clothingdoubles and free throws (among all to Goodwill and women’s shelters. Shefemale players in the High Desert). Community exhibits student leadership as she is theShe has played on Varsity since her Service, Volun- President of the Black Student Union atfreshman year, and earned the Captain teer Work, Youth her high school, geared towards expos-role for 3 years. Groups, Church ing the youth to aspects of the African Activities, Stu- American community/culture that is Anyssia has been ranked nation- dent Leadership, often untold. This includes attendingally and statewide since her freshman School Organiza- plays, museums, and historical eventsyear; and amongst the top bas- tions to ensure that her generation learns andketball players in the state of appreciates this heritage; and gains theCalifornia. PHOTOS PROVIDED desire to become trail blazers of the future. She is an excellent studentathlete; maintaining a 3.6 GPA Anyssia is seeking a basketballor better while leading her team scholarship to a Division 1 or Divisionto CIF for 4 consecutive years; 2 University. She plans on becoming awinning the DSL Title all 1st in medical doctor (OB/GYN).the school’s history (est 1999). Anyssia has received too many Anyssia is a role model on awards and recognitions to list here.and off the court, setting the ex-ample of how to commit to thetask at hand and playing hardto win, always holding herselfand her team accountable. Sheled the team in conditioningpractices and summer trainingto prepare for the upcomingseason; and obtained separatetraining over the summer tocompensate in the areas shefelt that her teammates requiredmore time to develop in. She demonstrates the im-portance of team positivity andunity. and holds her teammatesIAnTteTreNs:tTedEAinCHHaEvRinSg!Mindfulness Taughtin Your Classroom?Amassadors Unlimited contracts with schools to teach Mindfulness to students in the classroom (starting with second grade through high school) Teachers find that Mindfulness brings fewer disruptions to their classroom environment.For more information call Charles (760) 963-12612 • FEBRUARY 2018 • Local Kids Magazine • Facebook@ Local Kids Magazine • (760) 559-9402

Tips on Choosing a Pediatrician For Your Children A pediatrician is more than a • What is a typical wait whendoctor — he or she is your part- does the office staff seem to be you schedule an office visit?ner in keeping your baby in good when you visit?health. (Not to mention a confidant, • Note the waiting room and of-advice-giver, and developmental • Is there a separate waiting fice. Is there anything that troublesexpert!) Because your baby’s doc- room for sick and well-care visits? you about what you see?tor plays such an important role,it is important to find one that you • How will your calls concern- • What is the doctor’s pediatricfeel comfortable with — choose a ing health questions about your background?pediatrician who is qualified, but child be answered?also one that relates well with you. • Does he or she have a subspe- cialty? If yes, what is it? Start by asking family mem-bers, friends, relatives and your • In what hospital(s) does theOB/GYN to recommend a pedia- doctor practice?trician. The American Academy ofPediatrics also has an online Pedi- • Is there a time set up for theatric Referral Service at www.aap. doctor to return calls during theorg/referral. Make a list of three or day, or is there a best time to callfour and schedule 10 to 15 minute with questions?interviews sometime during yourlast three months of pregnancy. • Who will handle your ques-And remember, just because your tions if the doctor is not availablefriend likes a doctor, doesn’t meanyou will. Choose a pediatrician that • What are the clinic or practicehas a philosophy and personality office hours? Is after-hours carethat you like. available? Here are some questions to ask • How does the practice handlewhen you interview pediatricians: after hours calls and emergencies?Is this clinic or doctor on your insur- • Do you get your questions ance plan?answered by the pediatrician or theoffice staff? • Does the pediatrician seemto know the latest advancementsin pediatrics? • Is the doctor board certifiedthrough the American Board ofPediatrics and also a member of theAmerican Academy of Pediatrics? • How helpful and friendlyAre You Happy?Successful? Change Your Lifefor the Better Now! Live each day to the fullest! You’ll Learn How To: • Find Life’s Purpose • Use Mind-Body-Spirit • Feel/Think Positive • Live Healthier/Longer • Manifest Abundance • Master Success Scheduled in Sets of 4 Weekly Classes Call Charles Today! (760) 963-1261FEBRUARY 2018 • Local Kids Magazine • Facebook@ Local Kids Magazine • (760) 559-9402 • 3

Museums Are a Great Activity to Share with KidsBy Brian Eudy High Desert. Geological and paleontologicalThe High Desert has a rich history that specimens, Native American artifacts, andmany are unaware of. Fortunately, there areseveral local museums dedicated to keeping historical objects tell the story of regionalthat history alive. Whether you’re looking to developing society and industries. Annuallearn about the historic Route 66, the history annual events include Insectival (aka Bugof Victorville, the beauty of the natural desert Fest), Solar Oven Cook-off, and Night ator the Mojave river, there’s a museum nearby the Museum. Founded in 1976 to honor thethat has you covered! U.S. Bicentennial, the museum was located at the Victorville Courthouse, then moved to Apple Valley in 1992. Since 2010, the Victor Barstow Route 66 Mother Road Valley Museum has been a branch of the San Museum - This museum was dedicated on Bernardino County Museum system. July 4, 2000, located in the historic Casa del Located at 11873 Apple Valley Rd, Apple Desierto, Harvey House, Barstow. Displays Valley, 92308. (760) 240-2111. Hours: Wed- include historic photographs and artifacts Sun. 10-4. http://www.sbcounty.gov/museum/ related to Route 66 and the Mojave Desert branches/vvm.htm communities, plus the development of the United States Route 66 from early pioneer trails, railroads, automotive history, busi- nesses and historic sites. Many handouts, books and knowledgeable docents help California Route 66 Museum - An you learn the Mojave Desert and Route 66 Harrison Exhibit - Many people dointeractive museum with over 4500 sq.ft. of experience. not recognize it’s there or realize some ofexhibits and photo opportunities for visitors the treasures displayed inside this “home toto share memories in settings such as a 50’s Located at 681 N. First Ave, Barstow, historical items” specific to Hesperia. It alsodiner, and the VW Love Bus (complete with 92311. (760) 255-1890. Hours Fri-Sun 10-4.hippy wigs and sunglasses) for that perfect http://www.route66museum.orgshot. You can jump into the 1917 ModelT Ford, and have one of the docents take houses the Swisher, McGinnis, Otwell andyour photo. A great feature is the first SantaMonica “End of the Trails” booth For those Old Town collections. The history of Nativewith a good sense of humor, there’s even an Americans, the railroad, early settlers and“Outhouse” - built just for that photo. civic groups are also on display. VolunteerLocated at 16825 South D St, Victorville Victor Valley Museum - Discover your docents staff the museum. 16367 Main St.,92395. (760) 951-0436. Hours: M, Th-Sat. own backyard through programs & exhibits10-4. Sun 11-3. http://califrt66museum.org/ on the cultural and natural heritage of the Hesperia. (760) 244-5488. Continued On Next PageFundraising Opportunity!Tired of buying wrapping paper & cookie dough as a fundraiser? Now you can purchase some- thing you really love & still donate to your children’s schools/programs! Call Donna at (909) 331-2644 tofind out about Park Lane Jewelry’s amazing fundraising programs! Donna Drover, Division Manager - Park Lane Jewelry (909) 331-2644 www.parklanejewelry.com/rep/donnadrover Official jewelry for Dancing with the Stars & E Red Carpet4 • FEBRUARY 2018 • Local Kids Magazine • Facebook@ Local Kids Magazine • (760) 559-9402

And...They Are Keeping Our Local History Alive! Apple Valley Legacy Museum - entering through the AV Inn gateway, Through the efforts of a group of inter-A spoke in a wheel of preserving the look for a sign with a green arrow on ested residents, the Museum was founded intown’s past, this mini-museum/visitor’s the right hand side. (760) 985-1918. 1964 and established as a nonprofit corpora-center is a great place to learn about the open 10-4 daily. tion in 1973. Donations of money, time andarea’s history and ideas for preserving labor have resulted in the present Museumlocal icons. Displays include artifacts, Victor Valley Legacy Museum/Old facility located Barstow.memorabilia, news clippings, books, Town Victorville, a small visitor center,magazines, dolls, toys, maps, posters, located on Seventh Street in Old Town Vic- The Museum continues to operaterecords, postcards, photos and much torville in the Santa Fe Trading Company through the efforts of its members and bymore. Some old cowboy films on VHS complex, is looking for volunteers interested donations from the public.are available for check out. Collections in sharing Victor Valley history and greetingare on display from local community and directing tourists. The Historic Society Located at 270 E. Virginia Way, Bar-leaders and families, including Apple also participates in special events such as stow, 92311. (760) 256-5452. Daily 11-4.Valley Inn, Roy Rogers & Dale Evans, crafts fairs and the Veteran’s Parade recep- http://www.mojaverivervalleymuseum.org/A.V. Fire District, Yucca Loma Ranch, tion, and meets with other organizations thatMurray’s “Overall Wearing” Dude share their mission or support their cause. Hi-Desert Nature Museum - ThisRanch, Herb Jeffries, Apple Valley Yucca Valley museum is a family-orientedLibrary, Terri Lee Dolls, Apple Valley Located at: 15464 7th St, Victorville, CA facility whose original purpose was toDairy, the Apple Valley Ranchos Hous- 92395. Call 760-985-1918 for information. display and educate residents and visitorsing Development and much more. about the desert environment. The Hi-Desert Mojave River Valley Museum is dedi- Nature Museum is dedicated to helping the The museum acts as an official visi- cated to the preservation and promotion of citizens of the Morongo Basin and Hightors center for the Apple Valley Legacy the scientific, historical and cultural heritage Desert discover “with new eyes” the richTrail project, including historical infor- of the Mojave Desert. cultural heritage and natural history. Genera-mation and future plans for the property tions of students and visitors have enjoyed(which sits directly behind the museum). this museum. Location: 57116 TwentynineLocated at the Historic Apple Valley Palms Hwy, Yucca Valley, 92284. (760)Inn, 20601 Hwy 18, A.V. 92307. After 369-7212 Th-Sat 10-5. http://hidesertna- turemuseum.org/FEBRUARY 2018 • Local Kids Magazine • Facebook@ Local Kids Magazine • (760) 559-9402 • 5

How to Find a Family-Friendly Neighborhood Moving with children adds an at the parks or playgrounds, and askimportant criteria to house hunting. hood is, of course, kids playing outside. parents what they like about living If possible, check out the neighborhood in there...and if there’s anything When researching family- after school or on the weekends. It’s they don’t like. Tell them you’refriendly neighborhoods, it’s not important to walk or drive around during considering moving to the area.enough to have a great house in a different times of day to see if there are People are often quick to brag aboutmediocre location! With kids in the school buses or kids walking to school in the positives and complain about thepicture, you’re looking for the whole the morning and afternoon, and/or kids negatives.package...but what characteristics playing outside before or after dinner.”should you actually look for? Proximity to Necessities - Friendly People - A easy way to Though the neighborhood might be Here are some signs that your check out the area is to chat with people. great for most families, make surepotential new neighborhood will be Start conversations with people you see it’s right for your family. If yourperfect for raising your family: child will be in daycare, how far away is it? Is the school within walking Kid-Friendly Amenities - distance or will your child need a ride?Good locations have certain amenities Are these locations on the way to worknearby. You may hit the jackpot by find- or 20 minutes in the wrong direction?ing a virtual kid heaven, but more likely Are you near public transportation?you’ll have to pick and choose. What would you give up for these necessities? Sixty percent of people Watch for parks located nearby, and would be willing to live farther awaywalk through the immediate neighbor- from their office and have a longer com-hood to see if kids or signs of kids,like mute if it meant they could live in theplay equipment (swing sets, soccer ideal location for their children’s school.goals, trampolines) in the home yards. A Safe Environment - Safety is very important when considering any Kids Playing Outside - Another neighborhood, but especially with littleindication of a kid-friendly neighbor- ones in tow. Is the home located near dangerous, noisy railroad tracks? IsAdvertise Your Real Estate Business the house near heavy traffic? Scout out businesses in the neighborhood, too Call Donna Drover today to advertise -- having bars within walking distance your business to families in the is less desirable than ice cream parlors and pizza joints when raising a family. Donna ilsocaanl HexigpherDieensceertdaardeav.ertising, Will you have a garage or assigned marketing, and media specialist. parking space? And, is there ample street parking nearby, or will you need to walkWe offer ads from as small as a business several blocks with kids to get home?card in our Agent & Affiliate businesses Are the streets well lit? Would you feel comfortable walking your dog or kids directory, all the way to full page. during the evening hours? Advertise your family-friendly listings! Donna Drover Happy home shopping!Donna Drover, Real Estate Advertising Specialist(909) 331-2644 - Email: [email protected] Got Family-Size Home Listings?6 • FEBRUARY 2018 • Local Kids Magazine • Facebook@ Local Kids Magazine • (760) 559-9402

Palm Springs Tramway Ride is a Great Family TripBy Katrina Siverts Wildlife & nature If you’re looking for something unusual were onto do with your kids, a great day trip to the displayPalm Springs Aerial Tramway is a fun and in theinteresting experience for the whole family. museum. The aerial tramway is the world’s largest Angelinarotating tram car—traveling over two-and- throws aa-half miles upwards along the breathtaking snowballcliffs of Chino Canyon. at the During the ride, the tram car transports camera.riders up the canyon to the pristine wilder-ness of the Mt. San Jacinto State Park. After breathing in the beauty and clean rants in the terminal, so you are at the mercyThe journey takes approximately 10 air, you’ll get back into a tram car and ride of their (high) pricing structure! Bring yourminutes each way, during which time the back down the mountain. own bag lunches if this is a concern for yourtram car rotates slowly, offering picturesque Here are some things to consider when family, and you’ll be happy you did!and spectacular vistas of the valley floor embarking on this experience. The canyonbelow. The Palm Springs Tramway is located is steep and dips and rotates, therefore if you at #1 Tram Way, Palm Springs, CA 92262.Once you reach the Mountain Station have a fear of heights or motion sickness, you Call (888) 515-8726 for more information,and depart the tram, you will be standing at may want to skip this trip. or visit www.pstramway.com. You can alsoan elevation of 8,516 feet! Inside the station, In addition, there are only two restau- email: [email protected] family will be free to tour the observa-tion decks, learn about nature and wildlifein the natural history museum, watch filmsin two documentary theaters, buy souvenirsin the gift shop and wander over some of the50 miles of hiking trails.Depending on time of year, you mayfind snow at the top of this pristine wilder-ness, which is not accessible by the averagevehicle - you must ride the tram to get there!When we visited, there was plenty ofsnow on the ground, and children were “sled-ding” down some not-very-steep hills (somebrought saucers, and there were plastic sledsfor purchase in the terminal). The steep and spectacular viewPHfrOoTmOSthBeYrKoAtaTtRinINgAtSraIVmERcTaSr was enjoyed by youngsters as well as the grown-ups! Call Today! (760) 596-4825 17189 Yuma St. #1, VictorvilleFEBRUARY 2018 • Local Kids Magazine • Facebook@ Local Kids Magazine • (760) 559-9402 • 7

Age Appropriate Books that Talk to Your Kids About Sex Rachel Nafziger Hartzler, RN, MDiv, an els that illustrate human bodies and reproduc- diagrams and drawings. Explicit illustra-ordained minister in the Mennonite Church tion with an emphasis on how families are tions of prenatal growth and development.USA, has compiled a list of books to help created, including adoption, with an overall Explains the amazing truth about life beforeparents educate their children about sexu- spirit of celebration. Specific topics covered birth with respect for life and for the Creatorality. She encourages parents to “read the include intercourse, birth control, chromo- who made each person unique.books yourself before reading them to your somes and genes, adoption and adjustingchildren to ensure that the book fits your the- to a newborn sibling. Masturbation, sexual What’s Happening to Me? A Guide toology and philosophy about life:” abuse, HIV and AIDS and homosexuality are Puberty, by Peter Mayle handled intelligently and sensitively. What’s the Big Secret?: Talking about Ages 9 to 12. During the past 30 plusSex with Girls and Boys, by Laurie Krasny Boys, Girls & Body Science: A First years, more than a million preadolescentsBrown and Marc Brown Book about Facts of Life, by Meg Hickling and adolescents (and their parents) have benefited from the humor and honesty in Ages 4 to 10. Makes the content of Ages 8 to 12. The story line is of a nurse this straightforward book. A few things aresexual anatomy, sexual development, and talking to a class of young children, ap- dated, e.g., the age of puberty has decreased,reproduction seem like normal conversation proaching the subject like a scientist (for ex- but reading it together continues to be afor children and adults. Sensitive reference ample, scientists don’t say “yuck!” they say good way for parents to talk with children.to masturbation and intercourse. “interesting!”). Providing pertinent infor- mation without getting into topics a young Where Did I Come From? The Facts It’s Perfectly Normal: Changing Bod- grade-schooler might not be ready for. of Life without any Nonsense and with Il-ies, Growing Up, Sex, and Sexual Health, lustrations by Peter Mayleby Robie H Harris and Michael Emberley The Amazing Beginning of You, by Matt Jacobson and Lisa Jacobson Ages 4 to 8. Now in use for a second Ages 9 to 12. An updated edition of (Zonderkids, 2002) generation, this easy to read and verywhat is called the definitive book on kids’ explicit book with its silly but tastefulsexual health. Includes a brand-new chapter Ages 8-12. Illustrated with photos and cartoon images covers the basic factsfocusing on safe Internet use. Universally from love-making, orgasm, conceptionacclaimed classic that is a cutting-edge re- and growth inside the womb, through tosource for kids, parents, teachers, librarians, the actual birth day. Gives the names andand anyone else who cares about the well- shows the important parts of the body.being of tweens and teens. Offers youngpeople the information they need to make re- Amazing You! Getting Smart aboutsponsible decisions and stay healthy. A New your Private Parts, by Gail SaltzYork Times Book Review Notable Book ofthe Year and An American Library Associa- Ages 4 to 8. “A first guide to bodytion Notable Children’s Book. awareness for preschoolers.” Straight forward without giving more infor- It’s So Amazing! A Book about Eggs, mation that most preschoolers wouldSperm, Birth, Babies, and Families, by Ro- ask for. Good information for parentsbie H Harris and Michael Emberley included. The text includes, “Lots of people have their own special names for Ages 6 to 12. An enthusiastic bird and their private parts, but it’s a good idea toreluctant bee narrate the comic cartoon pan- know what the real names are, too.”8 • FEBRUARY 2018 • Local Kids Magazine • Facebook@ Local Kids Magazine • (760) 559-9402

Unforgettables Foundation Recognizes “Biggest Hearts” The 3rd Annual Unforget- conquer the primary risks to ourtable Hearts Awards recognized children’s health and wholeness,the High Desert’s “Biggest and encourage communities toHearts” on February 16 at the recognize the financial traumaHilton Garden Inn in Victorville. which is often associated withUnforgettables Foundation the death of a child.has helped over 5,000 southern Businesses and individu-California families with a digni- als were each recognized andfied burial and funeral funds for received award certificates.children - from 30 days gestation One business honored wasto 18 years old. Mitsubishi Cement, receivingThe non-profit organization the Summer Austin Award, inwas founded by Timothy Evans memory of the daughter of Johnin 1999, and now empowers & Judy Austin who 21 yearscommunities to memorialize ago was killed at the age of 20,children who have died, educate an “unforgettable shining star.”parents and children’s caregiv- Other honorees were: Dea-ers to confront, control and con Santos Aguilara, Scott fam- PHOTOS BY BRUCE LA CHANCE Group Three Honorees accept their awards from Tim Evans. ily, High Desert Outreach Center, Foundation, Helendale Market, Eric Schmidt (Exquadrum), Dr. Morales Family, Pastor Dane Hugh Bialecki, DND, Andrea Davis, Southwest Gas, Wells Mitchel, Lighthouse Project - Fargo - Shiri Driz, Thurston Michael Perry, Lisa Patterson Smith, Jocelyn’s Journey, Carlos - AAUW Tech Trek, Thomas Sarmiento, Alfrad Esparza, Brad Pinard, National Police Rodeo Letner, Andrew Jaramillo, Don Assoc., Linda Gommel, Burrtec, Brown, Charlie Johnson, Chris Lisa Weldy, Vincent McCoy, Nunez, Dr. Breada Leach, Dana Alaska USA, Steve Orr, Mark Hernandez, McEachron Family, Hutchason, Happy Trails Foun- Fred Hunter, Charter/Spectrum. dation, Sunrise Center, Miers & Miers, Empire Care Dental, For more information visit Sandra Eason - Cops & Kids, www.unforgettables.org, or Julie Hackbarth-McIntyre, BNSF call (760) 843-7373 or (909) 335-1660.American Art & FrameFine Custom Picture Framing• Originals • Photographs • Posters •Limited Edition Prints • MemorabiliaEsFtirmeeates • Stitchery & Crafts • of1S0t0y0le’ss • Any Kind of Art or Decor •We only use the the finest materials in all of our framing workServing the local community since 198620601 Hwy 18, Apple Valley, CA 92307Thom Bond (760) 242-8002 OwnerFEBRUARY 2018 • Local Kids Magazine • Facebook@ Local Kids Magazine • (760) 559-9402 • 9