Fillmore & Western Railway continues to fight the termination of its lease. Last week a judge refused to block the lease termination which allows the Railway to use the Santa Paula Branch Line.

However, an attorney for the Ventura County Transportation Commission stated that the County will not take any instantaneous action to halt operations of the historical trains.

Fillmore & Western sued the Commission in November 2013, alleging breach of contract. The Railway says the agency did not give a valid cause to break the lease, which was negotiated in 2001, to expire in 2021.

The Commission claimed good cause to end the agreement on Decembers 1, 2013, stating the railway failed to fulfill its maintenance agreement for the line.

Donna Standard, attorney for the Railway, said the Commission expects the Railway to perform maintenance beyond what the lease requires.

 


 
(l-r) Ari Larson VP, Martin Guerrero receiving award for Skillin-Carroll Mortuary, Cindy Jackson President, Renae Stovesand and Irma Magana
(l-r) Ari Larson VP, Martin Guerrero receiving award for Skillin-Carroll Mortuary, Cindy Jackson President, Renae Stovesand and Irma Magana
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Skillin-Carroll Mortuary is Business of the Month.

Located at 600 Central Avenue, Fillmore, Skillin-Carroll Mortuary has supported the Fillmore Chamber of Commerce and been a Member for many years. If you should ever need their services or have any questions for them they can be reached at 805-524-0744.

 


 
12/31/2013 – 01/06/2014
City of Fillmore
City of Fillmore

12/31/2013
Search Warrant
400 Blk. Price St.
Theft
200 Blk. Sierra Vista Ave.
Search Warrant
400 Blk. Blaine St.
Search Warrant
800 Blk. 4th St.
Search Warrant
800 Blk. B St.
01/01/14
Shots Fired
600 Blk. Via Rodeo
Violation of Restraining Order
500 Kensington Dr.
Shots Fired
900 Blk. Wileman St. CONTINUED »

 
Mr. Palmerin was arrested on 12/28/13 at 7 PM at the Fillmore Station, when he turned himself in with his attorney. He was booked into the Ventura County Jail for PC 245(a)(1) - Assault with a deadly weapon.
Mr. Palmerin was arrested on 12/28/13 at 7 PM at the Fillmore Station, when he turned himself in with his attorney. He was booked into the Ventura County Jail for PC 245(a)(1) - Assault with a deadly weapon.

Police are looking for a man suspected of trying to kill another man with his pickup truck near the Arco Station on Highway 126 in Piru on Thursday afternoon, December 26th.

Authorities said the men had been arguing at about 5:30pm at the gas station, Main Street and Highway 126, when one of the men allegedly ran over the other man with his truck before fleeing the scene. Authorities suspect the argument was over a woman.

The injured man, a 30-year old Fillmore resident, was taken to Ventura County Medical Center with broken legs.

Investigators are looking for a light gray 2004 or 2005 Ford F-150 pickup, license plate number 7F57886. It is believed he was heading eastbound.

Authorities said they suspect Rosario Palmerin, of Fillmore, in his early 30s, of being the driver of the truck.

Palmeria is wanted for Assault with a Deadly Weapon.

 
This collision of two cars took place at the intersection of Highway 126 and Mountain View at approximately 6 p.m., December 23. No serious injuries were reported and moderate damage was done to both vehicles
This collision of two cars took place at the intersection of Highway 126 and Mountain View at approximately 6 p.m., December 23. No serious injuries were reported and moderate damage was done to both vehicles
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On December 29, at 10:15 p.m. a single vehicle accident occurred on Central Avenue near Sespe Avenue. The driver of the vehicle was headed north on Central when he collided with a palm tree on the east side of the street. The driver did not suffer injury and no cause for the accident was determined by press time.
On December 29, at 10:15 p.m. a single vehicle accident occurred on Central Avenue near Sespe Avenue. The driver of the vehicle was headed north on Central when he collided with a palm tree on the east side of the street. The driver did not suffer injury and no cause for the accident was determined by press time.
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A power outage knocked out traffic lights in Piru on Christmas Eve. Caltrans and Southern California Gas Co. were dispatched to fix the problem. Rep’s said few homes were affected. It is unknown how long the power was out.

 
Last week’s brief downpour was a welcome relief to a dry area. With one of the longest dry-spells on record, we need more rain!
Last week’s brief downpour was a welcome relief to a dry area. With one of the longest dry-spells on record, we need more rain!
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City of Fillmore
City of Fillmore

12/17/2013
Search Warrant
200 Blk. Olive St.
Drunk in Public
300 Blk. Central
Theft
700 Blk. Blaine
Violation Restraining Order
E St. / Ventura
Keep the Peace
200 Blk. Central
Search Warrant
600 Blk. Manzanita
Search Warrant
600 Blk. Fernglen
12/18/2013
Threats
200 Blk. 3rd St.
12/19/2013
Search Warrant
500 Blk. Clay1
Search Warrant
600 Blk. Isl. View
Keep the Peace
1000 Blk. Waterford
Search Warrant
600 Blk. Mazanita
Theft CONTINUED »

 
HoHoHo!! Santa was right on time for the Annual Fillmore Fire Dpartment Toy Giveaway, held December 18th. He arrived in style on Engine 91, waving to the waiting crowd. A picture on Santa’s lap and candy cane, show above, was just one of the celebrations of the season. Each child received a wrapped gift, cotton candy and more. Besides Fillmore Fire, the Ventura County Sheriffs Dept., Fillmroe City council members, the CHP and American Medical Response were on-hand. The line for the event snaked down the street, but it was worth the wait.
HoHoHo!! Santa was right on time for the Annual Fillmore Fire Dpartment Toy Giveaway, held December 18th. He arrived in style on Engine 91, waving to the waiting crowd. A picture on Santa’s lap and candy cane, show above, was just one of the celebrations of the season. Each child received a wrapped gift, cotton candy and more. Besides Fillmore Fire, the Ventura County Sheriffs Dept., Fillmroe City council members, the CHP and American Medical Response were on-hand. The line for the event snaked down the street, but it was worth the wait.
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