Professional shopper supports strikers amid grocery strike
Bronwen Davy, a Canyon Acres Foods shopper in Anaheim Hills, says she supports the striking clerks at Ralphs and Albertsons while continuing to buy essentials. She travels to Stater Bros in Orange and faces delays and higher checkout times, planning two weeks of menus and juggling child support impacts from her ex-husband’s union job.
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California law requires disclosure of exposure to toxic chemicals
The California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act requires California businesses to advise employees and neighbors of any potential exposure to chemicals considered by the state to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
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CHOC Heart Institute Sets Pace in Pediatric Cardiac Care
Mark Bleiweis M D Medical Director outlines when to close heart holes in newborns and emphasizes treating even premature babies. CHOC Heart Institute uses advanced techniques with a multidisciplinary team including surgeons cardiologists intensivists nurses and anesthesiologists. They provide care from prenatal stages to age 17 with the latest monitoring.
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Choc Heart Institute
Shoppers Cross Picket Lines as Strike Hits Anaheim Grocery aisles
Residents describe crossing picket lines for groceries while others seek fresh stock at Fiesta Mexicana near Ana heim Boulevard. Martinez Perez and neighbors worry about milk eggs and fruit shortages as farmers markets report a sales rise of about ten percent in Anaheim. Local Downtown Anaheim Association notes heavier foot traffic and unfamiliar customers at the Center Street Promenade market.
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City eyes 2nd historic district guidelines for homeowners
The Anaheim Bulletin outlines proposed rules for a potential second historic district. Homeowners are not required to join the city’s historic preservation program, though participation is encouraged.
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Anaheim Bulletin
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