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Newspaper
Anaheim Bulletin
Location
Anaheim, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2016
Page
4
Teens and adults can learn the essentials of wildlife drawing at a Saturday workshop tied to the Treasured Lands exhibit. Taxidermy specimens will serve as models as participants study form and gesture using various media. Reservations recommended. admission is $4 with free workshop access.
Genealogical Society of North Orange County offers Ancestor Answers at Yorba Linda Public Library. On the fourth Monday each month from 7 to 8 30 p m volunteers skilled in family tree research assist questions. Free program details at gsnocc.org.
The Asian Garden Mall hosts its 11th annual Flower Festival from January 15 to February 6 in the mall parking lot at 9200 Bolsa Ave Westminster. Daily 10 am to 10 pm. The event features mat flowers cherry blossoms orchids and exotic fruits with traditional arts crafts new year cuisine and Tet luck traditions.
Karl Rove will lecture at the Nixon Library birthday celebration also signing copies of his book. Navy Rear Admiral Mark Rich will speak as wreath laying marks the museum’s 15 million gallery overhaul with free admission all day. Ed ward Nixon begins events at 10 30 a m.. ceremony follows. Nixon birthplace Yorba Linda on campus.
Oak Canyon Nature Center in Anaheim Hills offers hourlong guided hikes and animal demonstrations at 10:30 a.m. every Saturday and Sunday. Staff visit the park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekends. donations of five dollars per family are suggested, with free admission for the programs. The 58 acre site features four miles of trails, a stream, and the John J. Collier Interpretive Center museum.
Anaheim officials cite 1997 98 El Niño rainfall totals and warn of possible flooding. Crews repair cracks to prevent potholes while five workers train to cut downed trees. Homeowners associations urged to clear storm drains as 3000 sandbags are stocked and more may be issued. Cost estimates are unclear under current budget language.
Anaheim Public Works outlines readiness steps including clearing debris from storm drains, re-striping 150 miles of major roads, distributing 3000 sandbags to fire stations, and training 51 employees to use chainsaws for fallen trees as El Nino approaches Anaheim.
Public Works Operations lists sandbag pickup at ten fire stations and two more sites. Locations include Downtown Fire Station 1 500 E Broadway. Brookhurst Fire Station 2 2141 W Crescent Ave. Resort Fire Station 3 1717 S Clementine St. Orange Fire Station 4 2736 W Orange Ave. Kraemer Fire Station 5 1154 N Kraemer Blvd. Euclid Fire Station 6 1313 S Euclid Ave. Stadium Fire Station 7 2222 E Ball Road. Riverdale Fire Station 8 4555 E Riverdale Ave. Anaheim Hills Fire Station 9 6300 E Nohi Ranch Rd. Weir Canyon Fire Station 10 8270 E Monte Vista Rd. Twila Reid Fire Station 11 3100 W Orange Ave.
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