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Tustin News

Location

Tustin, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 2015

Page

4

Red Hill sewer project to fix lines over 18 months

Orange County Sanitation District plans a summer start on 8 miles of Red Hill Avenue sewer work between Mitchell and McGaw, upgrading 24 inch pipes to 38 to 33 inch pipes and adding 4,900 feet of new line plus 6,000 feet with protective lining. Traffic will face lane restrictions. no street closings. Project cost about 16 million dollars with underground work most of the route.

Red Hill Red Hill Avenue Mitchell and McGaw Avenues Tanya Chong Orange County Sanitation District Edinger Warner Avenues Hardat Khublal Jennifer Cabral Khabiall Khublal Newport Mitchell A.G. Currie Jeane Thurman Orange County Tustin Ranch Road

City Editors and Staff Contacts at OC Register

An aimed staff contact list for the OC Register shows City Editor Theresa Cisneros and Reporter Salvador Hernandez with direct phone lines, plus Sports Editor Tim Burt and Assistant Managing Editor Ron Sylvester. Advertising and circulation contacts include Advertising Manager Patricia Theall and Advertising Sales Consultant Jennifer Dougherty.

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Students showcase inventive projects at Oak Creek competition

J T Sawyer an eight-year old third grader at Oak Creek Elementary known as the Foggin Noggin presented a wide brimmed hat fitted with small water sprays to cool faces Molly Quartly ten year old fourth grader at Arroyo Elementary proposed adjustable cleated shoes for growing kids Wesley Choi nine year old fourth grader at Plaza Vista School designed an umbrella with flexible solar fabric to charge devices Radin Ahmadi ten year old fifth grader at Turtle Rock Elementary created an electronic dog scratcher for his pet Nimru Max Haymes six year old kindergartner at Canyon Vista Elementary wore sunglasses mounted on his bicycle helmet to shield eyes and head

J.T. Sawyer Oak Creek J.T Molly Quartly Arroyo Elementary Molly Wesley Choi Plaza Vista Radin Ahmadi Turtle Rock Radin Nimru Max Haymes Canyon Vista Max

Irvine Valley College Astounding Inventions Contest

In fall 2015 about 4,000 students from 40 Irvine and Tustin unified districts submitted inventions for judging. About 450 finalists were chosen to compete at the Astounding Inventions contest conceived by Irvine Valley College in 1987 to boost STEM interest. Winners may advance to state and national levels.

Irvine and Tustin Unified Irvine Valley College Irvine Valley College Foundation

Tustin City Council Hears Plan for Sister City Talks

The council discussed creating a sister city relationship to boost business and civic engagement. Nine planning, community services, and audit commission terms end in March, and interviews for replacements were debated for after terms end rather than set dates. Rebeca Gomez and John Nielson dissented while Allan Bernstein, Puckett, and Murray supported interviewing when seats become vacant.

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