Community Foundation resigns longtime executive director
At the July 23 meeting in Tustin the foundation announced the resignation of Bob Kiley after seven years as executive director. Since 1995 he led fundraising and program development for local youth, police and community projects, including the Computer Learning Center and Santa Sleigh truck.
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Tustin Community Foundation
Bob Kiley
Kiley
The
Chuck Puckett
Tustin
Bob
Foster home compensation corrected by county agency
The county Social Services Agency clarifies foster home pay was misreported last week. The correct monthly compensation ranges from 400 to 600 dollars, depending on circumstances and eligibility.
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County Social Services Agency
Lambert Elementary to benefit from Measure G repairs plan
Lambert Elementary in Tustin faces $6.7 million needed in repairs under Measure G, with $108 million total for 20 schools. Principal Janet Bittick cites safety priorities including portable classrooms, ADA access, restrooms, parking, and wiring while state funds total $746,557 already approved and $1,380,000 bond-mandated spend required to unlock $344,000 in matching funds.
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C.C. Lambert
San Juan Street
Tustin
Lambert
Tustin High School
Janet Bittick
Wish List Upgrades and Upgrades Planned for School
The document outlines capital improvements including replacing drinking fountains, new roofing, rebuilt restrooms, interior and exterior painting, ADA access, a new fire alarm system, additional parking, site access, casework, clock and paging systems, a food service area, new lighting, marketboards, remodel of administration and ADA signage, tackable wall surfaces, fencing, parking lot lighting, computer labs, permanent classroom spaces, library expansion, and a resource specialist program with new toilets.
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Xibbe
ADA
Ribbons Run High for Tustin Fair Veteran Marge Mayer
Tustin resident Marge T Mayer builds a trophy run at the Orange County Fair as she enters collections and floral arrangements since 1998. Known for dedication to guidelines and polished write ups, she aims to please judges and keep her blue ribbons coming. Mayer pursues the balance of local pride and competitive craft, hoping to add more cabinets to display her awards.
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Marge T. Mayer
Orange County
Mayer
Tustin
Rain Reports From July 29 Rain Gauges in Orange County
Central Tustin observer Rainman Bob Glassman logged .15 inches saying it was far ahead of last year. Maidie Hohener of Lemon Heights reported a trace amid fireworks. Don Kramer of Northeast Tustin heard thunder and saw lightning but received no rain.
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Bob Glassman
Central Tustin
Maidie Hohener
Lemon Heights
Don Kramer
Northeast Tustin
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