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Newspaper
Anaheim Bulletin
Location
Anaheim, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2014
Page
5
The City Council approved about $50,000 in-kind services yearly to continue Anaheim Achieves run by the Anaheim Family YMCA at local schools. The after school program operates on 47 campuses with activities in academics fitness nutrition and personal growth. The Y is praised by Community Services director Terry Lowe for improving each year.
Assemblywoman Young Kim of Fullerton was sworn in as the new representative for the 65th District in Sacramento. Her district includes Buena Park Cypress Fullerton La Palma Stanton and West Anaheim. She is the first Korean American Republican woman elected to the state Assembly. Prior to election she was director of community relations and Asian affairs for U S Rep Ed Royce.
Movember, now an annual men’s health awareness movement, prompts plenty of facial hair. John Gottlieb Woelke is pictured, likely admiring a mustache in 1895, with his 1896 Woelke Stoffel House a historic Anaheim landmark centerpiece.
The Lion Apparel Corp of Dayton Ohio, the world’s largest fire gear provider, will supply 50 protective garment sets per year to Anaheim for at least three years. The City Council approved the deal to cover gear turnover and new hires, with annual payments not to exceed 114000 dollars. The city evaluated four firms before selecting Lion.
The Anaheim City Council approved a $1.2 million contract to build a pedestrian path along the Santa Ana River from Katella Avenue to the railroad tracks near ARTIC. Planned features include decorative metal railing lighting landscaping and interpretive kiosks. Heather McRea
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