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Newspaper
Anaheim Bulletin
Location
Anaheim, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2003
Page
1
The brief notes a Friday slate of local happenings across town. It highlights community meetings, markets, and cultural events with concise timing and venue clues for residents.
Craig Haugen became superintendent of the Anaheim Union High School District on Tuesday. He succeeds Jan Billings, whose retirement took effect Monday, after serving as assistant superintendent for seven years. Haugen expressed appreciation for the board votes and noted strong competition among applicants.
The 11.5 acre $20 million Ball Harbor double campus near Harbor Boulevard and Ball Road will open its north side for Benjamin Franklin students Monday while renovations continue at the main school. The south side will open in January for Paul Revere Elementary.
City staff say several services will cost more this year amid budget cuts and annual increases. Tiny Tots day care fees rise by 100 across the board and some classes are cut. Pearson Park Theatre rents increase 40 to 150 with nonresident commercial renters up 250 per hour. Show wagon rentals up 130 daily for businesses and 60 for nonprofits. Title 22 lifeguard training costs up 13 for staff and 48 for non employees. New classes added in swimming include snorkeling, arthritis water fitness and kayaking.
The issue presents a condensed police report summary and a calendar of the week’s events. It includes a Fire Safety column by the chief and a Real Estate and Monitoring News section outlining notable local matters.
Inside neighbors report Saratoga Street residents in Anaheim Hills are organizing a Fourth of July parade and related festivities while others focus on Peralta Park. The local event promises neighborhood participation and community celebration on the holiday.
Downtown Anaheim gains momentum as new businesses and residents anticipate the transition. City planners and local developers push forward with projects that aim to revitalize the core, drawing interest from investors and neighborhood advocates alike.
The City Council did not meet this week. A session is scheduled for 5 p.m. Tuesday in the council chambers at City Hall. Location: 2005 Anaheim Blvd. Agenda details available at www.anaheim.net.
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