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Newspaper
Tustin News
Location
Tustin, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2015
Page
2
Cody LePow performs a 7 p.m. Saturday live set in the Flying Pig Lounge at Lucille's Smokehouse Bar-B-Que in The District 2550 Park Ave. LePow, who has shared stages with Bonnie Raitt, blends blues rock and country and Lucille's hosts free weekend blues.
The Tustin Pride Holiday Display awards recognize 69 homes with lollipop awards and Chick-fil-A gift certificates from The District. Notable displays include 18152 Laburnum Drive 2342 Caper Tree Drive and 2352 Caper Tree Drive. Lynn Davis becomes president of the Tustin Unified School District Board after a unanimous vote, having served on the board since 2002 and as president previously.
Jonathan Abelove becomes vice president and Tammie Bullard is named clerk after board elections. The district approves a 3.5 percent raise for teachers and staff plus a 5 percent one time lump sum, forecasting about 7.6 million in extra annual costs, mainly to teachers. Finance chief Pamela Arends-King plans to leave for a Northern California sanitation district, with travel to fill the treasurer post discussed at the Jan. 5 City Council meeting. City Hall closes for holidays and schools break until Jan 4.
The Tustin News lists staff roles including City Editor Mark Garcia Reporter Brooke Edwards Staggs Sports Editor Tim Burt Team Leader Susan Gill Vardon with contact numbers and emails. Published Thursdays by The Register at 625 WN Grand Ave Santa Ana California 92701.
The plan seeks to replace the aging DC Animal Care shelter with a county approved 50,000 square foot facility funded mainly by 18 contracting cities and a 4.4 million county land contribution, aiming to start construction in 2016 after an April bid award and June groundbreaking.
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