Tustin Christmas tree recycling program expands citywide
Federal Disposal Service and the Tustin Pride Committee renew the Christmas tree recycling effort. Residents may place trees curbside on collection days or use a drop-off center at Columbus Tustin Park January 4 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and January 5 from 9 a.m. to noon. Premium multi-tree pickup is available for a fee.
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Tustin Pride Committee
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Prospect Avenue
Irvine Boulevard
Tustin Pride holiday winners and finalists on page 3
Front page tease notes Tustin Pride holiday winners and Miss Tustin 2003 finalists. Tustin Police on the job is highlighted as continuing coverage on page 3.
62 Percent of Tustin Schools Meet API Target
The California API scores show 13 of 21 Tustin Unified schools meeting the state target, 62 percent, while Orange County districts overall had 55 percent not meeting the grade. The API uses STAR tests across reading, language, math and spelling. next May California Achievement Test version 6 will replace the Stanford 9. district officials say the API emphasizes California Standards and aims for consistent growth across all groups.
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Tustin Unified School District
Orange County
California
Blough
Tustin officials set 2003 goals and hopes
City Manager Bill Huston and Mayor Tracy Worley shared resolutions for 2003 focusing on safety, development of Tustin Legacy, library grants, and property projects. Police Chief Steve Foster emphasized security amid terrorism concerns while Pat Sanchez aimed to complete capital projects including Centennial Park, Pioneer Road Park, Columbus Tustin ballfield, and Classroom 3 at the Senior Center.
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Tustin
Tustin Unified School District
Bill Huston
Tustin Legacy
Art Juice Company
Tracy Worley
Steve Foster
Pat Sanchez
Parks and Recreation Department
Centennial Park
Pioneer Road Park
Columbus Tustin
County approves interim museum plan at blimp hangars
County Board of Supervisors on December 17 approved opening an interim Museum of American Military History in two buildings beside a blimp hangar at the former Tustin Marine base. United Veterans Organizations of Orange County leads a six month drive to raise 1 million dollars to start this spring, with a goal of 5 million more next year and a permanent, self supporting museum in the northern hangar as part of an 84.5 acre regional park. A county commissioned consultant values building and running the museum at over 200 million dollars, requiring substantial government support.
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County Board of Supervisors
Museum of American Military History
Tustin Marine Base
United Veterans Organizations of
Orange County
Bill Manes
Navy
Manes
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