Anaheim Bulletin Weekend Highlights and Big Year Ahead
Anaheim Bulletin summarizes weekend events and a forecast of a busy year ahead from city leadership. Also features a look back at 2003 favorite photos and a note about the paper’s online oak coverage at ocregister dot com.
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Anaheim crime rate falls five percent through November
Anaheim’s overall crime rate declined five percent through November from a year earlier, with Part I crimes totaling 10,790 versus 11,358 in the same period of 2002. Homicides dropped sharply by 71 percent, from 17 to five through November 2003, as Sgt. Rick Martinez noted the trend is not easily predicted.
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Downtown redevelopment advances with CIM Group project
The city begins 2004 with a busy agenda as CIM Group of Los Angeles moves ahead on the last downtown redevelopment segment. The three block project will add over 500 apartments and more than 375000 square feet of retail space along ground level storefronts.
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Anaheim schools push modernization with bond funds
Anaheim City and nearby districts continue classroom and campus upgrades funded by Measure BB from 2002 bonds and state funds. Leadership changes occur with Don Garcia as Anaheim City School District president and Susan Preus as clerk, while Magnolia and Anaheim Union appoint new district leaders. Plans include Ponderosa Park school near-term, growth challenges for state matching funds, and shifts as Revere and Horace Mann move operations during renovations.
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