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SHP continues support for Snow Day event

Post Icon February 28, 2014

Signal Hill Petroleum joined the fun at the 4th District Councilmember Patrick O’Donnell’s annual Snow Day, which took place last Saturday, February 22nd at Whaley Park. Drawing in families throughout the area Snow Day was full of winter festivities, from sledding to snowman building. Free to the public and open for all to enjoy, there […]

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SHP helps sponsor National Night Out event

Post Icon February 7, 2014

Signal Hill Petroleum (SHP) was honored as a proud sponsor at the Signal Hill Police Department (SHPD) 10th annual National Night Out program. This event was selected as a national award winner by the National Association of Town Watch (NATW) for its Community Policing Outreach efforts. The NATW is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting […]

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SHP helps bring new retail to Signal Hill

Post Icon January 26, 2014

  Signal Hill Petroleum helps bring in new retail to Signal Hill through its shopping center Signal Hill Gateway. Economic Outlook 2014: The ‘Best’ Year Since The Great Recession     City Of Signal Hill An exciting year lies ahead for Signal Hill, according to its Mayor Michael Noll. New retail stores and restaurants opening […]

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SHP’s Director of Engineering speaks at UCI

Post Icon January 24, 2014

The UC Irvine chapter of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) held its first general meeting on January 16th. With about 50 students in attendance, representing majors such as chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, and even information and computer science, the event introduced SPE to the UC Irvine student community. Spearheaded by UCI SPE chapter president […]

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Signal Hill Holiday Outreach

Post Icon December 30, 2013

The Signal Tribune mentioned Signal Hill Petroleum for giving a significant donation to the Signal Hill Holiday Outreach program. “The holiday outreach provided gifts to 23 families, which includes a total of 90 people. These families were identified throughout the year via contacts with various Signal Hill programs, according to SHPD. Most of the families […]

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