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Newspaper
Anaheim Bulletin
Location
Anaheim, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1993
Page
1
Residents witness a dramatic blessing on Sabina Street as two priests and over 100 neighbors pour holy water from bungalows. The scene disrupts drug dealers and gang members, with hymns echoing through alleys while homes become fortified refuges.
OCCCO joined neighbors to tell stories of murders and drug sales and urged police help. A CAP team of nine members was formed after the rally attended by 500 residents, though no officers attended then. Clergy later blessed Sabina and Sycamore streets with balloons and prayers.
A summer menu item introduces Nectarine Hot and Chilly Thai Salad with spicy heat and bright flavors. The dish blends nectarine sweetness with Thai chili and lime, aiming to refresh plates while adding a bold, zesty twist for warm months.
The All North County News baseball selections for the 1993 season spotlight standout players across local leagues. Key performers from multiple schools earned recognition for batting, pitching, and defensive excellence, with coaches and teammates noting consistent contributions throughout the campaign.
Ken Greene, a local craftsman in Orange County, has adopted a new approach that has transformed him into the area’s sole prominent castanet maker. His decision to pick up the tempo in production reflects a growing interest in niche percussion instruments within the community.
The 1993 graduating class lists the candidates set to receive diplomas. Schools confirm names and readiness as the ceremony approaches, highlighting the efforts of students, teachers, and staff in preparing for the milestone.
In a 3-2 vote Councilman Fred Hunter led a surprise move to sunset a 2 percent utility tax by Sept 30. The tax raises about $9 million yearly and would replace $8 million in property tax and redevelopment funds, which the state may reclaim to balance a near 60 billion budget shortfall. At a public hearing about 10 residents urged sunset while another 10 urged renewal, arguing the city’s finances and services rely on the tax. The mayor and one council member opposed keeping the tax, citing potential impacts on city operations.
The piece suggests moving or relocation can be handled calmly for families, emphasizing practical steps and reducing stress during pickups and departures. It highlights that transitions need not be traumatic and can be managed with thoughtful planning and support.
Classified pages cover automotive listings, real estate and legal notices. Obituaries run with brief notices. Police report highlights local incidents and public safety updates across ct sections.
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