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Anaheim Bulletin

Location

Anaheim, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 2003

Page

3

Library opens Quiet Zone at Anaheim Central Library

The Anaheim Central Library unveils a 7,500 square foot Quiet Zone at 500 W Broadway. It offers individual reading spaces, a senior alcove with large print, a fiction corner and group study rooms. The reserve collection becomes publicly browsable and borrowable.

Anaheim Central Library W. Broadway

Paint Your Heart Out Anaheim fund-raiser nets $38000

PYHOA raised 38000 at the Anaheim White House fundraiser held Sept. 19 to fund painting and refurbishing homes for low income seniors and disabled residents. Mayor Curt Pringle and Councilwoman Shirley McCracken served as wait staff maitre d. Applications to have homes painted are being accepted through December 31 with a May 1 deadline.

Anaheim Anaheim White House Curt Pringle Shirley McCracken PYHOA

Anaheim Officer Honored with 2003 Public Service Award

Anaheim Police officer Jeffrey Jay Imperial received the 2003 Public Service Award from Anaheim Azure Lodge 207 of the Freemasons. Imperial has served since December 1998 in the Patrol Division and was a DARE instructor from July 1999 to October 2000.

Anaheim Jeffrey Jay Imperial Anaheim Azure Lodge Fraternity of Freemasons Imperial

Planning Commission Schedules Special Meeting Today

The Planning Commission holds a special meeting at 1 30 p m in Council Chambers City Hall 200 S Anaheim Blvd to discuss the General Plan and Zoning Code update. Call 765 5139. By Eleeza V Agopian.

Planning Commission Council Chambers City Hall Anaheim Blvd Eleeza V. Agopian

Anaheim Legion Post 72 a hub for veterans and locals

Dan Schopen recalls California life after moving from Illinois 19 years ago as Anaheim's American Legion Post 72 is described as a characterful local gathering spot where veterans share conversations over beer or steak. The scene centers on friendly members, a casual bar atmosphere, and a nearby Angels game.

Anaheim American Legion Post 72 Dan Schopen California Illinois Angels

Pond honors employees at Arrowhead Pond marquee

The Arrowhead Pond selected Mirna Ramos Kelley Meunir Michael Farrar Mikael Johnson and Chris Williams as employees of the quarter. Their names will be displayed in lights on the marquee visible from Katella Avenue through November. Each received an $85 Burke Williams Day Spa gift certificate.

Arrowhead Mirna Ramos Kelley Meunir Michael Farrar Mikael Johnson Chris Williams Katella Avenue Burke Williams Day Spa

Second youth arrested in Running Springs BB shooting

A second youth has been arrested in connection with an air rifle shooting that injured a Running Springs Elementary School fourth grade teacher Aug. 29. The suspect lives in Anaheim Hills and attends school in another district. both youths face criminal prosecution for the incident on the Running Springs playing field after a game.

Running Springs Bob Ausmus Orange Unified Anaheim Hills

West Students Recognized As National Merit Semifinalists

Anaheim area high school students Jessica Gu of Cypress High School and Victor Hong of Oxford Academy are named National Merit semifinalists. Brenda Barajas of Magnolia High School earns National Hispanic Recognition Program status among 4,300 nationwide selections.

Anaheim Jessica Gu Cypress High School Victor Hong Oxford Academy Brenda Barajas Magnolia High School College Board

Campaign for stoplight near Twila Reid Elementary

Robert Flores, former City Council candidate and head of Uno Para Los Nifios, pushes a stoplight at Western Avenue and Faircrest Drive near Twila Reid Elementary. He has raised about $15,000 of his plan to cover half the cost while the city budget plans Anaheim's share totaling $100,000 to $125,000. Steve Swain supports public participation and hopes Flores and his group raise the remainder.

Robert Flores Uno Para Los Nifios Twila Reid Flores Western Avenue Faircrest Drive Steve Swain Anaheim Swain

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