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Newspaper
Anaheim Bulletin
Location
Anaheim, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2003
Page
1
A compact update outlines the week's crime figures and notable incidents, accompanied by a calendar of events. It includes a feature Ask the Chief column on fire safety and a Real Estate and Monitoring News section highlighting local properties and market activity.
Anaheim adds 23 more homes to the Mills Act preservation program, highlighting plaques that declare properties as Mills Act houses. Charlie Chorbagian’s 1935 Pine Way residence is among the new participants, joining the National Register-listed Anaheim White House restaurant.
Council grants a conditional use permit for a 484 square foot granny flat on South Benwood Drive after Planning Commission denial. Owner Ken Isenhart said the dwelling was bought to provide independent living for his mother, amid a state law limit of 30 percent of the main unit size.
Anaheim Hills residents showcased flags and pride during a day-long July 4 event. Rotarians served pancakes to over 1,000 attendees at Canyon High School, while quotes from Mark Roy and Gail Roy highlighted renewed patriotism after 9/11 and a flag gifted by a Navy pilot.
Diane Alba and Daniel Ho from Roosevelt School are the only sixth graders recognized by the Anaheim City School District for perfect attendance from kindergarten through sixth grade. Both students achieved a flawless attendance record, highlighting dedication and consistency in their academic journey.
The Arrowhead Pond marks ten years in Orange County, delivering entertainment and excitement while providing thousands of jobs and enduring local employment.
Caltrans staff defend the environmental assessment for the proposed Imperial Highway overpass at Orangethorpe Avenue during a City Council workshop on Tuesday. Officials explained the plan, potential impacts, and mitigation steps as council members asked questions about traffic, noise, and neighborhood effects.
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