Angels Open Title Defense With Ceremony At Tees Field
The Anaheim Angels begin their title defense at 5 p.m. Sunday against the Tees Reviewhecier Field in a sellout crowd. The pre game program includes a video recap of the 2002 season, a fly over by four FA/18 Hornet fighters, honorary first pitch by Mike Scioscia to his son, and the raising of the championship banner by Jackie Autry Tim Salmon.
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Police Report and Calendar Highlight Weekly City Events
Police report outlines a week of incidents with no major spikes while calendar listings summarize community events and activities. Fire safety column encourages safe practices, and real estate monitoring notes market moves and property trends.
Kramer Building Welcomes First Tenants in Historic Revival
Shannon Boisvert watches her father assemble an entertainment center as she and other first tenants move into the 79 year old Kramer Building on Center Street downtown. Bill Taormina, owner of the restored mixed use property, says the project began in 2001 after purchasing it for 1.6 million from the redevelopment agency. The building stands as a core link in the city revival effort and showcases a landmark transformation from former office to combined residential and commercial space.
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Kramer Building to House 20 Apartments Plus Penthouse
Historic Kramer Building redevelopment will create 20 apartments and a roof penthouse atop the 79 year old structure. Rents range from 850 to 2 300 dollars with 800 square foot two bedrooms at 1 285 and larger two bedroom at 1 625. Penthouse will have elevator access to the roof and a full width patio. Bill Taormina, who refurbished the building, expects top rent near 2 300. Every unit includes high speed DSL, air conditioning, washer dryer, granite counters and crown molding.
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Anaheim residents uneasy amid war fears in Little Gaza
Anaheim Bulletin reports residents and Little Gaza business owners fear backlash as war in Iraq escalates. Local shopkeepers recall post 9/11 taunts and dirty looks near Ball Road and Brookhurst Street, though most have continued operating. Hassan Al-Saadawi worries for family amid rising tension.
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Lorena Alvarez Returns With New Job and Perspective
Lorena Alvarez makes a four month return to La Maestra La as she embraces a new role and a renewed focus on collaboration among parents teachers and people to advance education.
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Anaheim trustees issue layoff notices to save 5.9 million
Anaheim Union High School District trustees moved to save 5.9 million by issuing preliminary layoff notices to 35 full time employees. No permanent teachers were given notices.
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City Hall Council Repeals Motel Stay Limits
City Council on Tuesday unanimously repealed 30 day limits on motel stays and passed a resolution prohibiting any future imposition of such limits. The move ends current restrictions and bars new motel stay caps going forward.
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