New Year’s Day is
like the present we wait to open with a lot of excitement for wonderful things
that we hope to come our way. We hope
for fulfillment of new goals and happiness. The most important part in this new
gift/present is that it is not predestined as to the content of the box the
present comes in. It is the culmination of what happened in the years before
and the intensions and effort of what goes into it from this day forward. You
can make this
wonderful gift of hope into whatever you want to make of it! How
you receive this gift is a very important part of what it brings to you!
I am sure
everyone is preparing and planning how to celebrate the coming of the New
Year. Do you have parties planned? Do
you have your New Year’s resolutions and goals lined up? Do you know whom
you’re going to be with and where you will be when the clock strikes midnight
and the calendar shows January 1st, 2016?
We look forward
to the New Year because it reminds us of all that we have accomplished. We look forward to doing better and finishing
what we did not the year before.
The New Year is
about the future and we always hope the future to be better and more
progressive.
At
Malibu Chronicle we are looking forward to how our publication will grow in the
New Year and go beyond what we have done in 2015. It is the time to look ahead,
it is also the time to reflect upon what we have done so far. We’ve learned
from our work and also from all the wonderful people we have met during the
last year. We consider our readers’ and
partners’ suggestions.
Our
past: Publisher Veera Mahajan purchased Malibu Chronicle in 2011 as a sporadically
published loose-leaf paper. With a staff of one, herself, she continued
publishing the monthly newspaper for a year and added our online publication www.malibuchronicle.com. In January 2013, we started printing the
glossy magazine and since then we have been constantly evolving and growing in
pages, quality, readership, distribution and staff. In 2014, we grew from
a quarterly to a bi-monthly magazine, six issues per year. Our
expanded distribution route includes Conejo Valley, San Fernando
Valley, Calabasas, Camarillo, Oxnard, Ventura and Beverly Hills.
At
present: Malibu Chronicle is mailed directly to 8400 homes in Malibu, we
are in Ralph's and Whole Foods grocery stores and in all free stand from Venice
to Ventura. We are now a beautiful glossy, perfect-bound, 78 pages
of thought-provoking stories to promote and share the Malibu
spirit and lifestyle.
Our
publication and publisher, Veera Mahajan is very well received and liked. We
regularly get calls from readers who thank and congratulate us for putting out
a wonderful publication.
We
received many local and international awards in 2015. Very soon our publisher will
be on her way to India to receive the Hind Rattan, another prestigious award. The
award will be presented on January 24th, 2016 in New Delhi, the capital
of India.
Our
future: We see only good and wonderful things in the magazine’s future, because
we are building this publication on the basis of love and respect for all
concerned. We base our magazine on All Good News and that is what our readers
have grown to expect from us. We plan to
continue to support and highlight our local personalities and businesses.
We
are planning to grow in size and increase our reach way beyond where we are
now. We are developing innovative and creative ways to bring more exposure to
our magazine and in turn to our advertisers. Of course we can't share
everything right now because we are constantly evolving and also we like to
share a few good surprises in every issue.
How
will you meet the New Year? Are you Prepared? Send us stories about your
New Year experiences so we can post and share online.
Have
a wonderful beautiful New Year’s Eve and have a brilliant and Happy New 2016!
Have
Fun and Be Safe!
Veera
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