Anaheim Adds Fourth Wildland Engine For Firefighting
Anaheim Fire Department introduced Engine 301, a 10 foot tall 35,000 pound Type 3 wildland engine designed for off road use with higher ground clearance and four wheel drive. Built by HME in Wyoming Michigan, the unit lasts up to 20 years with automatic transmission. The department has 72 trained operators and faces about 5,000 acres and 6,452 structures in high fire hazard zones, with 2,208 residences within 50 feet of wildland areas.
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Fundraising drives to restore Anaheim high pool gains pace
Anaheim High, once first in Orange County with a pool, now lacks one as fundraising heats up. The pool built in 1924 and replaced in 1940 was condemned eight years ago after crews uncovered rotted electrical equipment. See pool page 3.
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Local teams tackled in previews of season
Football workouts start as high schools prepare for fall. The Anaheim Bulletin previews Canyon Katella and Servite with in depth looks on pages 14 15 and 16. Next week a kickoff special will include practice predictions.
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Thieves steal gear from East Anaheim Little League shed
Thieves ripped into a locked equipment shed at Boysen Park August 10 and stole about $3,000 in gloves helmets and T shirts used for fundraising. League official Jon Shellenbarger described the loss as painful for children who rely on donated and purchased gear. Anyone with information should call Orange County Crime Stoppers at 855-TIP OCCS.
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