Henna Tattooing and Karaoke at Tustin Library Aug 7
The Tustin Library invites teens 12 to 18 to a summer finale program Henna Tattooing and Karaoke on Aug 7 from 6 to 8 p.m. at 345 E Main St. A permission slip is required for henna, snacks provided, contact Tim Scott at (714) 544-7725 for details.
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Tustin Library
E. Main St
Tim Scott
Legacy lands to Rancho Santiago College for safety academy
The city of Tustin conveyed 15 acres of the former Tustin Marine base to the Rancho Santiago Community College District for a public safety institute to train sheriff's deputies and firefighters. The July 17 conveyance ends more than a decade of talks among the city, the district, and the Navy as part of the planned civilian community replacing the Marine helicopter base. Santa Ana College will support the academy, with George Troxell coordinating criminal justice programs.
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Tustin
Rancho Santiago Community
College District
U.S. Department of the Navy
Tustin Legacy
Rancho Santiago Community College District
Tustin City
Bill Huston
Santa Ana College
County Sheriff's Department
Fire Chief's Association
George Troxell
Front pages tease Lambert School Irvine Co and Ikea suit
Front page notes multiple stories across pages including Lambert School fixes and Irvine Company suing Ikea. It highlights seven blue ribbons won in a local competition.
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Lambert School
Irvine Co
Ikea
Tustin Quilting Cut-ups make charity quilts since 1999
A group of Tustin area women formed the Tustin Quilting Cut-ups in 1999. From five members to about 18 on Fridays, they have produced and donated over 800 quilts to Olive Crest Laurel House Tustin Hospital and other shelters, using space at the Tustin Area Senior Center and funds from a holiday boutique.
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Olive Crest
Carole Blanscet
Tustin Area
Blan
Scot
Laurel House
Tustin Hospital
Orange
Linda Elms
Carole Blanscot
Tustin Area Senior Center
Assembly Cut-ups Change Quilt Making Method
The Cut-ups shift from weekly quilts to an assembly line process using donated or purchased fabric. A member cuts and sews 6 inch squares at home and brings them Friday. At the center the squares are ironed, batting attached, and perimeters sewn leaving a 12 inch gap.
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Mike Schwartz
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