Tustin native buys 1921 Nash convertible for public display
Phil Cox, an 81 year old Tustin resident, bought the boxy 1921 Nash Sport Phaeton he admired since childhood. He will place the car on permanent display across from its original home near El Camino Real and Main Street, preserving a piece of Tustin history once seen by his father Ed Cox and Dale Crawford across the street.
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Homeless camp at Tustin Civic Center cleared out
City workers found the encampment quiet as most of the over twenty homeless residents left before 8 am. Tyson Jackson of Operation Warm Wishes and Orange County Rescue Mission helped place people in shelters and tidy the area, leaving the site cleaner than before. The move followed a plan to clear space for a temporary library housed near the closed Tustin Library after a plumbing leak.
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Man in wheelchair rock and roll shines at Peppertree Park
Shawn Bromley, a severely disabled Tustin man unable to speak, joyfully dances in his wheelchair at summer concerts as his mother Barbara Bromley pushes and spins him on stage. She fought to move him from institutions to a small 24 hour care home, championing his right to a music filled life.
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