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Irvine World News

Location

Irvine, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 2003

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Irvine Intervention Center reunion brings Santa visit and record turnout

More than 400 people attended the Irvine Intervention Center for Early Childhood reunion and Santa visit, marking a boost for the program serving children up to age 3 with suspected or known developmental delays. The center, which moved from trailers at South Coast Community Church to Irvine, with a Laguna Beach site and small Santa Ana program, is expanding and maintaining a waiting list as it serves about 180 on-site children two or three days weekly.

Irvine Intervention Center Santa South Coast Community Church Mariners Santa Ana Laguna Beach Irvine Sharon Scott

Canyon View Nominated for National Blue Ribbon Honor

Canyon View Elementary School in California earned a state nomination among 35 schools for the national Blue Ribbon Award from the U S Department of Education. Secretary of Education to announce winners on Sept 10. Founding principal Ron Fritsch highlighted growth from 13 to 36 teachers and 285 to 876 students, the largest in the district.

Canyon View California State Department of Education U.S. Department of Education Secretary of Education Ron Fritsch Alderwood Bonita Canyon Turtle Rock Fritsch

Officer shoots sword-wielding Parker at Albertsons

Irvine police say officer Michael Fender acted justified after he shot Joseph Hunter Parker, 30, who had killed two colleagues, wounded four others, and nearly decapitated a coworker with a 3 foot samurai sword on June 29 at the Orange County grocery store. Parker died shortly after.

Michael Fender Joseph Hunter Parker Parker Albertsons Fender Buddy Orange County District Attorney’s Office David Tran Traci Fischer Dave Maggard

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