Wipe out graffiti by volunteers using recycled beige paint
An army of 60 volunteers led by Tim Dunn and three code enforcement officers painted over graffiti in a commerce area off Miraloma Avenue. They used recycled beige to cover markings, hoping to discourage taggers and curb future vandalism. Shawn Mitchell of Anaheim First Christian Church joined seven youths to aid the effort.
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Around Town Classifieds Report
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Freeway project previewed with themed aesthetic plan
Residents at the Citron Neighborhood Council meeting previewed Santa Ana Freeway widening designs. Christopher Jarvi of Parks explained Anaheim and Caltrans collaborate to shape a historic themed right of way with arches for bridges, stylized lighting, metal fencing, and brick walls.
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Anaheim Bulletin seeks reader input for weekly paper
The Anaheim Bulletin invites readers to suggest topics and people to feature. Call City Editor Joelle Collier, Managing Editor John Swanson, or Executive Editor Jannlee Watson, or mail to P O Box 70004 Anaheim California 92825 0004.
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