Wolffer Uses Gesture Texts To Compete In Track
Anaheim sprinter ark Wolffer, 22, overcomes communication limits with a wide smile and fleet feet. He trains daily, starting stance ready, then speeds off like a missile while signaling with hand gestures and cellphone text messages to his coach.
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Mark Wolffer Special Olympics athlete profile
Mark Wolffer, 22, set a personal best 18 seconds in the 400 meter and 31 seconds in the 200 meter. He earned gold in the 200 meter and standing long jump and silver in the 400 meter at the Special Olympics Southern California Summer Games in Long Beach. Next, he prepares for the 2015 World Games in Los Angeles from July 25 to August 2. He trains at Golden West College, wears Asics Gel-Kayano 20, enjoys go-karting at Boomer’s thrice weekly, and recently graduated from Hope Special Education Center in Buena Park with plans to attend Cypress College.
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Nederlander to manage The Grove through 2020 extension
The Grove at Anaheim will keep Nederlander Concerts as manager through 2020 under a one year notice clause for sale/lease or redevelopment. The city owns the 1700 seat venue near Angel Stadium and aims to restart stadium lease talks with the Angels, with potential commercial and housing plans for parking lots.
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Anaheim High School Graduation Roundup Edition
Celebrating the graduates as Anaheim public high schools share commencement moments. Coverage lists Savanna Esperanza Kennedy and future Loara High School features to follow in pages five, eight and twelve.
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Fireworks sales boost 61 nonprofits in Anaheim
Sixty-one nonprofit groups will benefit from Anaheim's first fireworks sales in 29 years. Safe and sane fireworks go on Sunday from a single Honda Center lot booth through Independence Day. Anaheim Arena Management keeps 60 percent of gross, nonprofits receive 30 percent, and 10 percent funds the Anaheim Community Foundation. Participating groups must present fliers at sale to claim their share.
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