Jabberwocky building in Tustin to reopen after restoration
The historic Camino Real structure in Tustin built in 1885, later The Jabberwocky, is undergoing restoration after a 2011 fire. Owner Margaret Pottenger, who opened the shop in 1959, aims to revive the building’s charm for a new business, ending its long hiatus in the 128 year old structure.
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Summer Concerts in the Park add talent competition
Tustin's Summer Concerts in the Park return with a new resident talent contest. Beginning Wednesday at 6 p.m. the series runs every Wednesday through August at Peppertree Park, continuing a 20 year tradition on a portable stage prior to the park’s built stage. Luke Harold reports for the Orange County Register.
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Nominal tax hike approved for Tustin district
The City Council approved a small tax increase to cover a $190,972 shortfall for landscaping and street lighting in the 458 acre Tustin Landscape and Lighting District. Nonresidential properties and golf courses face the largest rises, with homes adding about $1.96 yearly depending on benefit.
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