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Newspaper
Tustin News
Location
Tustin, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2013
Page
7
Walter Haigh and Eric Mattson discuss reading habits. Haigh, 57, Taurtin resident, reads the Register sports page and mentions finishing Jimmy Connors' autobiography. Mattson, 32, Orange, notes completing a book by Eisenhower’s son and starting Roosevelt’s autobiography as his next project.
Laurel Berkheimer details Gen Y traits including impatience, tech reliance, and civic concern. She describes forming Tustin Young Professionals to foster community service, recounts events, invites participation, and notes her local roots and education.
Horace Solliday from Tustin argues that biblical scripture clearly condemns homosexuality and homosexual marriage. He criticizes a Faith and Values piece on religious shift toward grace and asserts that divine grace is defined by God, not people. He notes objections to smoke from unspecified source.
Southeast Tustin resident Virginia MacLean urges action over health risks from smoke and soot near John Wayne Airport. She criticizes airlines for diverting routes through new airspace over El Toro base and notes FAA and airport complaints have yielded little relief.
In a public note from readers, Mike Carter invites letters to Tustin OCRegister com on the topic of self defense rights. The message suggests a provocative stance and calls for published responses, with an emphasis on mass readership and debate.
The Tustin News lists its editorial team including City Editor Theresa Cisneros Community Editor Michelle Nicolosi and staff writers Jordan England Nelson Luke Harold and Joshua Stewart with contact extensions. Team Leader Paul Danison serves as supervisor and Rob Curley is Deputy Editor for Community Newspapers.
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