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A teenage mentoring program that teaches local youth about avoiding bullying and other social trends takes place Saturday, May 20 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the City Hall Saddleback Room at 200 Civic Center.
 
The "Teen Survival Guide" is designed to equip 8th grade students with knowledge and tools for surviving high school and overcoming life's challenges. The program is led by the Mission Viejo Community of Character Committee.  
 

As you prepare to proudly display your American flag for Memorial Day, now is the time to properly retire a flag you may discover is torn or tattered.

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Seminar will be rescheduled.

In an effort to foster character-based leadership skills in local teens, the Mission Viejo Community of Character is sponsoring the free "Pyramid of Success" seminar from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, May 27. 

Developed by John R. Wooden, dubbed the greatest coach in the history of sports and a recipient of the Medal of Freedom, the "Pyramid of Success" has positively influenced leaders from all walks of life. 

Save the date for May 20 when the Santa Margarita Water District hosts its annual Water Festival from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 26111 Antonio Parkway.

The festival features mural painting with the Wyland Foundation, fire truck rides, reptiles, face painting, native plant exhibits, tours, food and a mermaid.
Residents of all ages are invited to enjoy this free day of fun and learning.

The Kiwanis Club of Mission Viejo recognized three Silverado High School students as part of its mission of fostering student achievement.

Principal David Gordon was on hand for the Kiwanis' ceremony Tuesday to highlight each student's accomplishments. The school selected the following students based on their character and achievements.

Lindsay Anderson was praised by Silverado's staff for obtaining her diploma despite already passing the California High School Proficiency Exam.

Local business owners filled Council Chambers today for the Board of Equalization's Small Business Seminar and Resource Expo hosted by the City of Mission Viejo.

Celebrating different cultures from around the globe, La Paz Intermediate School will host its 6th annual International Festival on Friday, April 28.

The vivid festival is from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at 25151 Pradera Drive and includes local businesses, dance and musical groups.

Guests will savor a wide selection of international foods for purchase including Mexican, Chinese, Persian and Indian. Student booths will represent diverse countries, cultures and heritages while performances by Scandinavian, Irish, Greek, Bolivian and flamenco dancers entertain the masses.

For the past several years, Gayle Wood has poured her heart and soul into supporting the men and women who bravely serve our country. On Thursday, she was recognized for that selfless dedication with a Volunteer Merit Award from the California Parks and Recreation Society.

Gayle is the chairperson of Mission Viejo's Marine and Sailor Adoption Committee, which for more than a decade has supported the City's adopted Headquarters Battalion of the 1st Marine Division.