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Anaheim Bulletin

Location

Anaheim, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 2013

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ARTIC Arch Takes Shape At Anaheim Transportation Hub

Orange County Register describes cranes lifting curved steel tubes into place for the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center. The 180 foot arch, valued at 185.2 million dollars, will guide motorists to buses and trains. Clark Construction, led by David Burrus, notes the one of a kind design echoing historic blimp hangars at the former Marine site.

Bruce Chambers Orange County Register Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center

Public Works Chief Endorses Rail as Transit Future

Natalie Meeks, head of Public Works, argues on page 4 for rail as a solution to move people without expanding freeways. She calls rail a growing industry and urges alternatives to driving.

Natalie Meeks Public Works Department

Trombone Christmas returns to Anaheim Garden Walk

Anaheim hosts Trombone Christmas this Saturday 1 to 2 p.m. at 321 W Katella Ave with over 100 players expected. A week later Downtown Disney hosts the 40th annual Tuba Christmas at 1 p.m. outside the ESPN Zone with hundreds of tubas. past years drew 502 musicians in 2007 and about 380 last year.

Anaheim Anaheim Garden Walk W. Katella Ave Trombonechristmas.org Disney Espn Zone Tubachristmas.com Doug Grieve Grieve

Anaheim aims to attract amateur and youth sports events

Jay Burress, new president and CEO of the Anaheim/Orange County Visitors and Convention Bureau, says the region could lure more amateur and youth sports teams to tap the growing sports event industry. He envisions diverse sports like basketball, dance, cheerleading and swimming boosting economic impact. Previously in Arlington, Texas, he helped land events such as Super Bowl XLV and the NBA All-Star Game.

Anaheim Orange County Jay Burress Burress Visitors and Convention Bureau Arlington Texas Dallas

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Art Marroquin Sembly Gional Transportation Inter Modal Center David Burrus Clark Con Burrus Blimp Tustin Marine Corps ARTIC BY Sarah Tully Stuly Ocregister Ana P. Gutierrez THE Register
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